Nat Geo Wild 07:14 - 07:58

In a landscape where rain is rare, violent and short-lived, Africa’s big cats lead a predictable life, masters of the dry terrain to which they are adapted. But then, for eight intense weeks, violent storms transform their world, shattering their routine. While the risk of death is as high as ever, so too is opportunity for those that seize it.

Nat Geo Wild 07:59 - 08:44

What happens when two of the world’s most deadly and ancient predators go head to head? Drawing on spectacular UGC from around the world, and the latest scientific research, shark and croc experts Dr Mike Heithaus and Dr James Nifong unpack and analyse the evidence. With growing signs crocs and alligators are pushing far out to sea and deep in to shark territory, are clashes on the rise? .

Nat Geo Wild 08:45 - 09:30

The clock starts just before sunrise - when the temperature begins to rise. It’s hard work being the world’s biggest lizard on Rinca island. Competition is so fierce he can’t afford to slow down. For the biggest male on the island, an ever- warming environment and shrinking hunting grounds threaten his survival across every hour of the day.

Nat Geo Wild 09:31 - 10:16

In a landscape where rain is rare, violent and short-lived, Africa’s big cats lead a predictable life, masters of the dry terrain to which they are adapted. But then, for eight intense weeks, violent storms transform their world, shattering their routine. While the risk of death is as high as ever, so too is opportunity for those that seize it.

Nat Geo Wild 10:17 - 11:02

500 lbs of pure predator, three-inch long canines and retractable claws like switchblades. Big cats areamong the fiercest four legged beasts on the planet - capable of taking down fleet-footed antelope, two tonne elephants and even human beings.NGT takes you inside the world's biggest cats - lions and tigers - to unlock the secrets of these maximum predators.

Nat Geo Wild 11:03 - 11:45

In 2009, National Geographic Pristine Seas explored the southern Line Islands and found pristine coral reefs, thriving ecosystems teeming with sharks and huge schools of fish. But in 2015-16, an unprecedented ocean warming event killed half of the corals. The Pristine Seas team returned in 2021, hoping to see some signs of recovery. What they found instead was the most spectacular recovery of coral reefs ever witnessed.

Nat Geo Wild 11:46 - 12:31

What happens when two of the world’s most deadly and ancient predators go head to head? Drawing on spectacular UGC from around the world, and the latest scientific research, shark and croc experts Dr Mike Heithaus and Dr James Nifong unpack and analyse the evidence. With growing signs crocs and alligators are pushing far out to sea and deep in to shark territory, are clashes on the rise? .

Nat Geo Wild 12:32 - 13:16

The docs take care of pets with scales and shells. A boa won't eat; Taft the tortoise needs some hands-on help with a blockage; Hodges must MacGyver a repair for a box turtle's broken shell. A snake with pneumonia needs the team's help, & a blue-tongued skink comes in for a checkup. Finally, a king snake needs eye surgery and the team gets up close and personal with a variety of venomous snakes.

Nat Geo Wild 13:17 - 14:00

Beyond the idyllic beaches and theme parks, there is a battleground where wildlife fights for survival. In ancient cypress swamps and lush mangrove-lined coasts, life-and-death drama unfolds among fearsome reptiles. In the swamps, American alligators reign supreme, while young hatchlings face deadly predators. Along the coastline, crocodiles and eastern diamondback rattlesnake’s rule.

Nat Geo Wild 14:01 - 14:44

The Komodo Dragon has captured our imaginations for over a century, yet so much about this incredible lizard remains a mystery. A creature with survival skills and physical characteristics seen in apex predators across the animal kingdom, and the ability to take down predators ten times its size. The secrets of the Komodo Dragon are revealed.

Nat Geo Wild 14:45 - 15:30

The clock starts just before sunrise - when the temperature begins to rise. It’s hard work being the world’s biggest lizard on Rinca island. Competition is so fierce he can’t afford to slow down. For the biggest male on the island, an ever- warming environment and shrinking hunting grounds threaten his survival across every hour of the day.

Nat Geo Wild 15:31 - 16:15

From ailing hamsters and shaky baby goats to pregnant cows and Great Danes puppies, Dr. Pol and the team come to the rescue for animals of all shapes and sizes! Doc wrestles an 1800-pound cow, Dr. Lisa treats a cat with potential brain damage, and Dr. Nicole mends a feisty Dachshund’s wounds after a vicious dog fight. Dr. Pol takes a break to enjoy 11 adorable Great Dane pups. .

Nat Geo Wild 16:16 - 16:59

Urgent field calls test the PVS vets’ resourcefulness as Dr. Pol races to save a cow battling mysterious tremors, Dr. Lisa draws on her sheep wrangling experience to work on an ornery patient and Dr. Brenda treats a cow after a difficult calving. At the clinic, a goose surprises its owner with a gender reveal surprise, a beagle has trouble walking and a cat walks with a mysterious limp.

Nat Geo Wild 17:00 - 17:45

Africa's Deadliest: River Rivals. The rivers of Africa - long held in myth and legend for the life they bring and the monsters they hide..

Nat Geo Wild 17:46 - 18:31

In the wilds of Alaska theres one journey that rules them all the great salmon run. Leap with a female salmon battling a torrent of obstacles to spawn, soar with a juvenile bald eagle and trek with a first time brown bear mom on a desperate bid to keep her cubs alive. Alaskas most iconic travelers risk it all on an epic quest to the river to secure their future.

Nat Geo Wild 18:32 - 19:17

The clock starts just before sunrise - when the temperature begins to rise. It’s hard work being the world’s biggest lizard on Rinca island. Competition is so fierce he can’t afford to slow down. For the biggest male on the island, an ever- warming environment and shrinking hunting grounds threaten his survival across every hour of the day.

Nat Geo Wild 19:18 - 20:03

Africa's Deadliest: River Rivals. The rivers of Africa - long held in myth and legend for the life they bring and the monsters they hide..

Nat Geo Wild 20:04 - 20:48

From ailing hamsters and shaky baby goats to pregnant cows and Great Danes puppies, Dr. Pol and the team come to the rescue for animals of all shapes and sizes! Doc wrestles an 1800-pound cow, Dr. Lisa treats a cat with potential brain damage, and Dr. Nicole mends a feisty Dachshund’s wounds after a vicious dog fight. Dr. Pol takes a break to enjoy 11 adorable Great Dane pups. .

Nat Geo Wild 20:49 - 21:32

Urgent field calls test the PVS vets’ resourcefulness as Dr. Pol races to save a cow battling mysterious tremors, Dr. Lisa draws on her sheep wrangling experience to work on an ornery patient and Dr. Brenda treats a cow after a difficult calving. At the clinic, a goose surprises its owner with a gender reveal surprise, a beagle has trouble walking and a cat walks with a mysterious limp.

Nat Geo Wild 21:33 - 22:16

The docs take care of pets with scales and shells. A boa won't eat; Taft the tortoise needs some hands-on help with a blockage; Hodges must MacGyver a repair for a box turtle's broken shell. A snake with pneumonia needs the team's help, & a blue-tongued skink comes in for a checkup. Finally, a king snake needs eye surgery and the team gets up close and personal with a variety of venomous snakes.