Flood, famine, freeze, and fire. Grasslands can become some of the most volatile landscapes on the planet. Watch an all new episode of Hostile Planet tonight with Bear Grylls tonight at 9/8c. | National Geographic TV

7.4K views · 97 reactions | Critics agree: Hostile Planet is a masterpiece of cinematography. Catch up on the first 2 episodes online, on demand, and on the NatGeoTV app! | National Geographic TV | Facebook

This Earth Day, help make our planet a little less hostile. Take the #PlanetorPlastic pledge: https://on.natgeo.com/2KVNum3 | National Geographic

Flood, famine, freeze, and fire. Grasslands can become some of the most volatile landscapes on the planet. Watch a new episode of #HostilePlanet tonight at 9/8c on National Geographic. | National Geographic TV

In the world's most extreme environments, these animals survive & thrive against all odds. #HostilePlanet premieres April 1. | National Geographic TV

The animals in Hostile Planet have adapted to survive the most difficult conditions on earth. But the film crew? That's a whole different ball game. | National Geographic TV

In order to film the bizarre creatures of the deep, the Hostile Planet filmmakers teamed up with scientists at Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) – an organization working at the forefront of deep ocean science and technology. Watch this behind-the-scenes footage to see how they plunged into the depths. | National Geographic TV

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