Nat Geo Wild will debut several new animal-focused documentary series in 2019 while continuing to develop high-profile specials and programming stunts, it was announced during National Geographic's  "further front" presentation Wednesday.

“Nat Geo Wild has always been 100 percent dedicated to animals and the people who love them, and our relentless commitment to creating premium content that entertains, inspires and educates viewers of all ages continues to make us the leading destination for wildlife programming,” said Geoff Daniels, executive vice president and general manager of Nat Geo Wild in a statement. “This new programming slate highlights how Nat Geo Wild continues to find innovative ways to push the boundaries of storytelling, and we are confident that these new programs will strike a chord with our viewers.”

Among the new original series the network is developing for next year are Prairie Dog Home Companion, which will follow the exploits of a prairie dog colony near the New Mexico/Colorado border; Babies Diary, which will focus on five animal families – lions, jackals, cheetahs, hyenas and meerkats – as they raise their young in the wilderness; and Savage Kingdom III: After The Fall, a six-episode series that will serve as the third part in the network’s Savage Kingdom wildlife franchise.

The network will also continue its animal-themed stunt specials with it ninth annual Big Cat Week in November, its fifth Barkfest event in Spring 2019 and its seventh week-long Sharkfest event in summer 2019, according to network officials.

Among its new specials, the network will premiere this fall a two-hour Pupparazzi special focusing on pet photography; and The Flood, a two-hour event set to debut in November that will follow the lives of animals living in the Okavango Delta, which is famous for its drastic arrival and disappearance of water.

Also in November, the network will debut Zeb Hogan’s Monster Fish: Philippines, a one-hour special that follows fish biologist and National Geographic fellow Dr. Zeb Hogan as he searches for the huge whale shark, while this fall the network will premiere Tree Lions, a one-hour special that looks at rare lions who climb trees in Uganda.

Big Cat Week 2014 will deliver never-before-seen footage, as well as inside looks into the species, premiering Nov. 28 at 9 p.m on Nat Geo Wild.

For the past five years, the network has been highlighting lions, tigers, cheetahs, jaguars and cougars, to demonstrate their importance as endangered species.

New additions include an inside look of a lion and its prey, never-before-seen leopard survival skills, and a look into future big cats.

Starting off the week with Man v. Lion, Boone Smith takes a first-hand look at a lion's strength, sitting in an enclosed box in the heart of the action.

Premiere, Future Cat, will utilize CGI images to show the possible evolution of the species, and Leopard: Ultimate Survivor takes a deeper look into a mother's first years with her cubs.

For more information on Big Cat Week, click here.

The premiere episodes are as follows:

Man v. Lion

Premieres Friday, Nov. 28 at 9 p.m.

Leopard: Ultimate Survivor

Premieres Saturday, Nov. 29 at 9 p.m.

Future Cat

Premieres Sunday, Nov. 30 at 9 p.m.

Tiger’s Revenge

Premieres Monday, Dec. 1 at 9 p.m.

Lion Gangland

Premieres Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 9 p.m.

Tiger Wars

Premieres Wednesday, Dec. 3 at 9 p.m.