Nat Geo HD | Infotainment Shows (Page: 2)

Cracking the Genetic Code: Nazis conducted horrific experiments on cells and DNA to uncover secrets for creating a so-called pure Aryan race. 12+. (S1, ep 1)

Nazi Fortress: The Allies target the Nazi-held port of Brest. But when flame-throwing tanks fail, it takes an explosive solution to bring down the fort's walls. (1 of 4)

Scientists use the latest technology to explore the oceans in order to reveal the hidden forces of creation that might explain the natural phenomena of the seabeds.

Columbia, Eschede Train, Grenfell Tower: How did the shuttle Columbia tear itself to pieces during re-entry? And how did a concrete high-rise in London become an inferno? 7+. (1 of 8)

Thousands of partygoers were dancing on walkways suspended from the ceiling of the $50m Hyatt Hotel, Kansas. Suddenly two of the walkways fell, leaving over 100 dead.

The hosts, along with a special car restoration team, refurbish classic four-by-fours of several clients spread across the UK and Europe.

After his dad's Alzheimer's diagnosis, Chris films a heartfelt road trip, exploring how social connection and shared stories can help preserve what time can erase.

Frozen Frontline: At Toronto Pearson International Airport, the sub-zero temperatures push the de-icing station to its limits, as snow and freezing ice delays take offs. (1 of 10) 7+

Scotland: An aerial view of Scotland reveals an astonishing tidal energy project, a majestic cliff-top castle and the world's first golf course. (S4, ep 1)

Francis Drake: The world's most controversial pirate, Sir Francis Drake was renowned for his journeys as a slave trader and his vicious attacks on Spanish colonial towns. 7+. (S1, ep 1)

Pilot and journalist Kellee Edwards travels to a Hawaiian island that has remained virtually untouched by tourism.

Drain the Top Secret Wrecks: Explore the tragic trail of wreckage Pearl Harbour, HMS Prince of Wales and USS Lexington left behind on the ocean floor. Suitable for all audiences.