Nat Geo Wild 00:25 - 01:09

Safaris are a great way to meet some of the planet’s most iconic animals, but sometimes, the wildlife gets a little too close for comfort. From a lion invading a tent to a testosterone-fueled elephant charging down a truck, it’s no wonder these clips go viral. Buckle up for a wild ride to discover why these animals are just doing what comes naturally.

Nat Geo Wild 01:10 - 01:54

Our homes are meant to be safe havens, but wild animals are increasingly showing up uninvited. From bears taking dips in hot tubs to raccoons raiding kitchens and gators on our doorsteps, animals are getting bolder. Are they invading our spaces, or have we taken over theirs? Surveillance footage reveals the surprising ways our wild neighbors are moving in!.

Nat Geo Wild 01:55 - 02:39

Every year, more and more people head to the ocean to swim, sail, fish or scuba, and every year, more and more of us experience astonishing wild encounters that go viral. Want to know why an octopus would slap a kayaker or why a sea snake might want to be best friends? Take a deep dive into some of the craziest clips to discover what’s really going on.

Nat Geo Wild 02:40 - 03:24

Lake Tanganyika, one of the largest lakes on earth combines two very different yet equally magical worlds: an untouched wilderness along the shores, home to chimpanzees, elephants and antelopes and a spectacularly diverse underwater universe. The lake shares many of the ocean’s characteristics. Glorious sunsets, occasional storms with terrifying waves and waters filled with sardines, colorful fish, crabs and even sponges.

Nat Geo Wild 03:25 - 04:10

Safaris are a great way to meet some of the planet’s most iconic animals, but sometimes, the wildlife gets a little too close for comfort. From a lion invading a tent to a testosterone-fueled elephant charging down a truck, it’s no wonder these clips go viral. Buckle up for a wild ride to discover why these animals are just doing what comes naturally.

Nat Geo Wild 04:11 - 04:59

Delve beneath the surface of the largest habitat on Earth - our oceans - to uncover a world of extraordinary extremes from crushing depths to stormy coasts and vast blue deserts to crowded reefs. Oceans are dynamic environments where animals must adapt to life of constant change.

Nat Geo Wild 05:00 - 05:43

Winter in Europe sees temperatures plummet to minus 40 degrees; wildlife pushed to the extreme. Animals here have little choice but to adapt or die.

Nat Geo Wild 05:44 - 06:06

The mantis shrimp has a punch as strong as a bullet and the lion's roar can be heard by other lions 30 miles away..

Nat Geo Wild 06:07 - 06:28

Crows are as smart as dolphins and can talk like parrots. Wolves can hunt for three days straight in a territory the size of Delaware..

Nat Geo Wild 06:29 - 07:15

Lucy Cooke is on a one-woman mission to show why the ugly, weird and overlooked animals of the world can be cute, cuddly and deserving of attention. Join her as she heads off to the rainforests of Borneo. Borneo is its own very unique crucible of weirdness - with countless strange creatures that can only be found there. Lucy's goal is get up close with the giant-nosed proboscis monkey to figure out why this creature looks so strange.

Nat Geo Wild 07:16 - 08:00

Australias coastline is a true natural wonder, encompassing a diverse range of bountiful habitats. Coastal seas and lands are realms of epic migrations, mesmerising mating rituals and high stakes battles between predator and prey. .

Nat Geo Wild 08:01 - 08:45

Evolution has created countless wondrous creatures that are colorful, amazing and strange. The darker side of nature reveals some of the most bizarre forms natural selection has produced. Gaze into the realm of gulpers: animals who waste no time eating their prey — often swallowing it whole. Something deadly lies silent in the leaf litter of West Africa. The Gaboon viper is loaded with the largest fangs and fastest strike of any snake.

Nat Geo Wild 08:46 - 09:31

Lucy Cooke is on a one-woman mission to show why the ugly, weird and overlooked animals of the world can be cute, cuddly and deserving of attention. Join her as she heads off to the rainforests of Borneo. Borneo is its own very unique crucible of weirdness - with countless strange creatures that can only be found there. Lucy's goal is get up close with the giant-nosed proboscis monkey to figure out why this creature looks so strange.

Nat Geo Wild 09:32 - 10:16

Australias coastline is a true natural wonder, encompassing a diverse range of bountiful habitats. Coastal seas and lands are realms of epic migrations, mesmerising mating rituals and high stakes battles between predator and prey. .

Nat Geo Wild 10:17 - 11:01

“Australia's Wild Woodlands” explores the rich biodiversity and resilience of Australia's eucalyptus forests, home to the world’s largest variety of parrots and iconic species like the platypus. These woodlands span vast regions and support diverse wildlife, from red kangaroos to freshwater crocodiles. The film showcases the rare behaviors of marsupials and birds, highlighting threats from climate change and land clearing.

Nat Geo Wild 11:02 - 11:45

It’s Father’s Day, and the team is busy as a puppy tornado touches down at the clinic. Dr. Pol treats a peahen with an injured leg as Dr. Lisa performs surgery to repair wounds from a dog fight. Dr. Nicole rescues a kitten on her way into work, and Dr. Brenda discovers multiple abscesses on cat. Away from the clinic, Charles comes up with a plan to help his dad relax and enjoy the holiday.

Nat Geo Wild 11:46 - 12:28

With an ultrasound for a bearded dragon and wound care for a goose, the to-do list never ends. Dr. Lisa has back-to-back pup emergencies. Dr. Pol and Dr. Brenda team up to answer an emergency farm call, and Dr. Nicole gives TLC to a stray kitty. While the clinic staff takes care of business in MI, Dr. Pol proudly escorts U.S. veterans to Washington, D.C. with the Mid-Michigan Honor Flight.

Nat Geo Wild 12:29 - 13:11

Dr. Pol races against the clock to save the life of a mother cow. A whirlwind of emergencies keeps Doc out on nonstop farm calls while his team of vets keep the clinic covered. Dr. Nicole is called to check on a beloved reindeer. Dr. Lisa removes a suspicious growth from a sheep dog and Dr. Brenda treats a puppy that is losing weight.

Nat Geo Wild 13:12 - 13:57

Typically South Africa is known for the Big Five: lions, leopards, buffalo, elephants and rhinos. But not for Lucy Cooke, advocate and avenger for the lesser-known and unloved animals of the world. Lucy's on a hunt for the more enigmatic Freaky Five: Cape vultures, sungazer girdled lizards, golden-brown baboon tarantulas, ground pangolins, and chacma baboons. The Freaky Five are all important to South Africans and their traditions.

Nat Geo Wild 13:58 - 14:42

Whether it's to escape the jaws of a predator, or braving the most severe of nature's elements - these unusual octopi, bizarre beavers, and freaky fishes have adapted some of the strangest strategies to ensure survival.

Nat Geo Wild 14:43 - 15:29

Lucy Cooke is on a one-woman mission to show why the ugly, weird and overlooked animals of the world can be cute, cuddly and deserving of attention. Join her as she heads off to the rainforests of Borneo. Borneo is its own very unique crucible of weirdness - with countless strange creatures that can only be found there. Lucy's goal is get up close with the giant-nosed proboscis monkey to figure out why this creature looks so strange.

Nat Geo Wild 15:30 - 16:14

Evolution has created countless wondrous creatures that are colorful, amazing and strange. The darker side of nature reveals some of the most bizarre forms natural selection has produced. Gaze into the realm of gulpers: animals who waste no time eating their prey — often swallowing it whole. Something deadly lies silent in the leaf litter of West Africa. The Gaboon viper is loaded with the largest fangs and fastest strike of any snake.

Nat Geo Wild 16:15 - 16:59

Evolution has created countless wondrous creatures that are colorful, amazing and strange. The darker side of nature reveals some of the most bizarre forms natural selection has produced. Examine the weirdest animals that hide deep beneath the soil’s surface. A worm explodes from the seabed to yank fish into its mucky pit; a beetle tunnels deep into warm, wet dung; and a miniature digger excavates miles of tunnel with its teeth!

Nat Geo Wild 17:00 - 17:44

Evolution has created countless wondrous creatures that are colorful, amazing and strange. The darker side of nature reveals some of the most bizarre forms natural selection has produced. Alien animals reveal their otherworldly features.

Nat Geo Wild 17:45 - 18:29

Madagascar's creatures have developed some of the strangest survival methods Mother Nature has to offer..

Nat Geo Wild 18:30 - 19:14

Borneo's Secret Kingdom: Weird and Wild introduces the Kinabatangan River. Between the deluge of wet season flooding and daily tides, this is a place of extremes. The river's power sustains and binds together the lives of elephants, crocodiles, orangutans, and hornbills. Otters, odd long-nosed monkeys, and fish that walk on land navigate the shape-shifting labyrinth..

Nat Geo Wild 19:15 - 19:59

Evolution has created countless wondrous creatures that are colorful, amazing and strange. The darker side of nature reveals some of the most bizarre forms natural selection has produced. Alien animals reveal their otherworldly features.

Nat Geo Wild 20:00 - 20:42

It’s Father’s Day, and the team is busy as a puppy tornado touches down at the clinic. Dr. Pol treats a peahen with an injured leg as Dr. Lisa performs surgery to repair wounds from a dog fight. Dr. Nicole rescues a kitten on her way into work, and Dr. Brenda discovers multiple abscesses on cat. Away from the clinic, Charles comes up with a plan to help his dad relax and enjoy the holiday.

Nat Geo Wild 20:43 - 21:26

With an ultrasound for a bearded dragon and wound care for a goose, the to-do list never ends. Dr. Lisa has back-to-back pup emergencies. Dr. Pol and Dr. Brenda team up to answer an emergency farm call, and Dr. Nicole gives TLC to a stray kitty. While the clinic staff takes care of business in MI, Dr. Pol proudly escorts U.S. veterans to Washington, D.C. with the Mid-Michigan Honor Flight.

Nat Geo Wild 21:27 - 22:09

Dr. Pol races against the clock to save the life of a mother cow. A whirlwind of emergencies keeps Doc out on nonstop farm calls while his team of vets keep the clinic covered. Dr. Nicole is called to check on a beloved reindeer. Dr. Lisa removes a suspicious growth from a sheep dog and Dr. Brenda treats a puppy that is losing weight.

Nat Geo Wild 22:10 - 22:54

Evolution has created countless wondrous creatures that are colorful, amazing and strange. The darker side of nature reveals some of the most bizarre forms natural selection has produced. Alien animals reveal their otherworldly features.

Nat Geo Wild 22:55 - 23:39

Whether it's to escape the jaws of a predator, or braving the most severe of nature's elements - these unusual octopi, bizarre beavers, and freaky fishes have adapted some of the strangest strategies to ensure survival.

Nat Geo Wild 23:40 - 00:25

Lucy Cooke is on a one-woman mission to show why the ugly, weird and overlooked animals of the world can be cute, cuddly and deserving of attention. Join her as she heads off to the rainforests of Borneo. Borneo is its own very unique crucible of weirdness - with countless strange creatures that can only be found there. Lucy's goal is get up close with the giant-nosed proboscis monkey to figure out why this creature looks so strange.