Wild India, Pythons, and Polar Bears: This Month on Nat Geo WILD

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April 2012 Wild India Sunday, April 29, 8P India proves to be an extraordinarily diverse country, its landscape shared between one-fifth of the world's human population and its spectacular wildlife. Experience a land of beautiful and varied extremes as we venture 21,000 feet up in the Himalaya, meet the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, and learn why India's wild buffalos are one of the most dangerous animals in the world. Watch a Preview >> Full TV Schedule >>   Otters Slide into a river of wily, whiskered otters in this photo gallery.   Butterflyfish Meet a brilliantly colored fish that's at home on the world's coral reefs. Learn how the butterflyfish's vivid colors can help it survive.   Monkey Quiz Spider monkeys, olive baboons, Barbary macaques, geladas, and more: How much do you know about these popular primates?   Tasmanian Devils If you're a fan of Saturday morning cartoons, you've heard of Tasmanian devils. Get the real story and take a look at this sometimes manic marsupial's softer side.     America the Wild On the season finale tomorrow at 9P, polar bears and brown bears are suddenly appearing side-by-side—prompting Casey Anderson to embark on a fact-finding mission to the Arctic. Join Casey on your own NG Expedition to Alaska.   Python Hunters This Friday at 10P, the hunters continue their Australian road trip. They catch sea snakes at night, and hunt the deadliest creature in the world by hand.

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