Nat Geo Wild

Residents of Port Protection struggle to thrive as winter nears its end. 7+.

A fault on an incoming plane threatens to close the airport. Another technical hitch could cause Cat Stevens to miss his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. (S2, ep 6) 7+.

An eye-popping look at the clever and cunning abilities that provide predators with the crucial advantage when hunting their prey.

A bear chews up a woman's kayak, despite her desperate protests. Plus, elephants back a motorcyclist into a corner. More dangerous and outrageous animal clips. (S3, ep 6) 7+.

Nothing can brighten up Dr Pol's day better than babies, but with great cuteness comes great responsibility. 7+.

Dr Michelle Oakley helps a Hereford cow that's having trouble giving birth. Plus, a French bulldog arrives at the clinic for a caesarean section.

Unexplained injuries shake up the wolf pack, spelling trouble for the Conservation Centre. At the Raptor Centre, a bald eagle needs an unusual operation.

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As the vets tackle a wide range of summer sores, Dr Nicole focuses on a dog with lacerations and Dr Pol helps a cat that was hit by a car. (S11, ep 3) 7+.

Love is in the air at Zoo Tampa as one-horned rhino Johnny misses his love connection. 7+.

Sami reindeer herders and modern conservationists team up to save one of Europe's wildest frontiers. 7+.

The Alaska SeaLife Centre's hotline is inundated with calls about orphaned harbour seal pups. At the Raptor Centre, two bald eagles cause havoc.

It's Christmas season in Michigan and Dr Pol and his team treat Tink and Lola, two dogs who are desperately in need of help.

Impossible: A chicken lays an egg while under anaesthesia and Dr Ben fixes a prolapsed cow and a puppy with an upset stomach. (S4, ep 3) 7+.

In Bulgaria's Rhodopes Mountains, a wildlife revival is underway. But to fully renew the circle of life, it's vultures that hold the key.

From wasps that use helpless caterpillars to guard their young to birds that vomit when they sense a threat, discover some of nature's strangest behaviour. (4 of 4) 7+.

The flamingos get their annual exam, and two adorable manatee orphans arrive at the zoo before returning to the wild. (S3, ep 3) 7+.

Dr Oakley is in for surprise when she comes face to face with a rather shrewd coyote. Plus, a seal pup needs emergency surgery if he is ever to see the ocean again.

Dr Oakley gets more than she bargained for when she checks on a herd of reindeer. Plus, 2 foxes get their jabs and a moose's big belly gives cause for concern. 7+.

The keepers need to catcha a Muntjac deer to discover why he's suffering from mysterious seizures. Meanwhile, a skunk sees a heart specialist. 7+.

With loud roars and sharp claws, lions are one of the migration's most feared predators. Highlights from the groundbreaking live series. (1 of.

The migration is no laugh even for the Maasai Mara's hyenas. Fierce hunts, tense stand-offs and family drama make it a taught time for the savannah scavengers. (2 of.

As winter approaches, residents must be prepared. Open deer season allows Gary to stockpile meat, while Stuart and Dave go fishing.

Staff confront a passenger who's travelling on a fake passport. And, six years after it was bought, the first Emirates Airlines Airbus is given a thorough maintenance check. (S2, ep 7) 7+.