This app has indexed all clips and documentaries from the NatGeo Wild Channel and avails them to you to watch in HD for Free. Watch clips and documentaries about wildlife and nature. No registration required. Just install the app and start watching. The videos are available all the way since 2010.
This app is a multi-language app. It supports the following languages as local language within the app:
1. English
2. German
3. French
4. Spanish
5. Portuguese
6. Italian
7. Japanese
8. Korean
9. Chinese
10. Hindi
11. Arabic
12. Indonesian
13. Turkish
14. Vietnamese
15. Russian
16. More to come...
> If you want more languages please request it so that I add it within the new update.
> The app supports both Left to Right and Right to Left orientation.
Features of the app:
1. Free app. No registration required. Just install and start using.
2. Very beautiful and modern app. Card-based, clean design. Dark mode. Smooth Animations. Follows material design principles.
3. Adaptive app. Adapts to your screen size. Supports both landscape and orientation.
4. Offline app. Browse items completely offline.
5. Fast app. App is designed to be highly efficient and fast. It is heavily optimized for performance and responsiveness.
6. Full Screen HD Videos. Both Portrait and Orientation mode supported. Watch videos in HD format. Video resolution will automatically be adapted to your internet speed.
7. Full of features. The app has many features.
8. Fast loading videos. We try to load the videos as fast as your bandwidth can support. TIP: If you want videos to load even faster install the YouTube app.
9. Continuous updates. Always try to update the app since we will be releasing newer features.
10. Enough content. Our app has thousands of content. Install it and you won't need other apps.
11. Small size. The app is tiny. This is because we've written it in native languages and highly optimized it.
12. Privacy friendly. This app does not collect any data from you. It works offline and is 100% safe for you.
Thank you and keep using our app,
Clement Ochieng.