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Türkçe (Turkish)Friday, April 1st, 2022
Brand new to National Geographic Wild comes the painful, yet peculiar, SOMETHING BIT ME. This four-part series launches in April and showcases true stories of bug bites, insect stings, and animal attacks that have sent people to the hospital through venom, disease, or the sheer brute force of their jaws.
As the medical mystery unfolds, we get up close and personal to the bewildering and deadly power that these creatures have. Find out what we can do to protect ourselves Monday 4th April at 8pm.
The press schedules that we receive from Global Listings are very good, as is the overall service provided to us as publishers. We can always trust in the accuracy and efficiency provided by the Global Listings teams.
Global Listings is an excellent partner for the BBC and we are delighted to be working with them in the Middle East. It is imperative that we are able to supply the local markets with the right information in the correct language and format. We are confident that Global Listings will deliver first-class results for BBCʼs Global News division.
