Nat Geo Wild 00:26 - 01:10

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 01:11 - 01:55

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 01:56 - 02:42

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 02:43 - 03:28

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 03:29 - 04:13

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 04:14 - 04:59

Madagascar is an island nation set adrift for millions of years, leaving its wildlife in extreme isolation and causing some bizarre adaptations. Many of the creatures here are found nowhere else on earth. From the feared fossa to the mysterious aye-aye, and a variety of lemurs, in Madagascar, being weird is a way of life.

Nat Geo Wild 05:00 - 05:21

As top dog in the Flatlands, Furgie is taking his job a little too seriously, challenging a pesky thief even if it upsets his pregnant wife, June..

Nat Geo Wild 05:22 - 05:44

Tigers have the strength of 13 men and their tongue has teeth. Polar bears can regenerate their own bones and may provide a cure for diabetes..

Nat Geo Wild 05:45 - 06:06

Raccoons can scale tall objects by changing the shape of their skeletons and the octopus pumps its blood with three hearts..

Nat Geo Wild 06:07 - 06:55

Imagine a place that holds everything you've ever wanted. High slopes and good timber for cover and den sites. Water. Your very own herds to hunt and all the wide open space you need for the chase. But others of your kind also want this place. They will challenge you for it. How far will you go to defend it? In the northeast corner of Yellowstone, the wolves of the Druid Peak Pack have long held sway, but their power is waning.

Nat Geo Wild 06:56 - 07:41

Nzuri is the Speed Queen of the Serengeti - but being fast isn’t enough. She’s constantly bullied by hyenas on the grassland and hunted by lions in the marsh. When two of her cubs are killed, the family is exiled to the transition forest. There, she learns to adapt her hunting methods and adds strategy to speed in order to outwit her enemies and steer her remaining cubs successfully to adulthood.

Nat Geo Wild 07:42 - 08:27

Ronan Donovan, our expert guide and National Geographic photographer, takes the audience on an intimate exploration of the Arctic during the endless day of the summer months, giving insight to the unexpected abundance of the 'Garden of the Arctic' in Wolf Valley as he attempts to embed with a wolf family pack..

Nat Geo Wild 08:28 - 09:16

Imagine a place that holds everything you've ever wanted. High slopes and good timber for cover and den sites. Water. Your very own herds to hunt and all the wide open space you need for the chase. But others of your kind also want this place. They will challenge you for it. How far will you go to defend it? In the northeast corner of Yellowstone, the wolves of the Druid Peak Pack have long held sway, but their power is waning.

Nat Geo Wild 09:17 - 10:02

Nzuri is the Speed Queen of the Serengeti - but being fast isn’t enough. She’s constantly bullied by hyenas on the grassland and hunted by lions in the marsh. When two of her cubs are killed, the family is exiled to the transition forest. There, she learns to adapt her hunting methods and adds strategy to speed in order to outwit her enemies and steer her remaining cubs successfully to adulthood.

Nat Geo Wild 10:03 - 10:48

In this true story, lion researcher Dr. Philip Stander follows three orphaned lion cubs from birth to adulthood as they navigate the complexity of survival in one of the world's most unforgiving environments, Namibia’s deadly Skeleton Coast. He gets up close and personal to unlock secrets of their world and witness the amazing adaptability of these special cats.

Nat Geo Wild 10:49 - 11:37

The story here examines the tactics used by a pride of South African lions as they hunt three distinct prey animals in the Singita Game Reserve. We'll analyze the Pride's unique strategies as they pursue zebra, impala, and ultimately the tallest land animal, the giraffe.

Nat Geo Wild 11:38 - 12:23

Ronan Donovan, our expert guide and National Geographic photographer, takes the audience on an intimate exploration of the Arctic during the endless day of the summer months, giving insight to the unexpected abundance of the 'Garden of the Arctic' in Wolf Valley as he attempts to embed with a wolf family pack..

Nat Geo Wild 12:24 - 13:09

Meet the Polygon Pack, a family of arctic wolves surviving and raising young in amidst the polygon ponds of the high arctic..

Nat Geo Wild 13:10 - 13:55

As Winter approaches, the pack is running out of food and needs a fresh kill. White Scarf leads the pack in a successful hunt of a muskox calf, and ensures that the pups eat first. As the pack sleeps with full bellies, White Scarf limps away and doesn't return..

Nat Geo Wild 13:56 - 14:42

In Yellowstone National Park, several wolf packs reside and compete for territory and pack leadership. A successful wolf pack survives by keeping order, respecting the hierarchy and obeying the leaders. But among these packs, a dark wolf with an unusual approach appears. Sometimes a loner, often a Casanova, eventually a leader- his surprising recipe for success broadens the definition of 'normal' wolf behavior.

Nat Geo Wild 14:43 - 15:31

Imagine a place that holds everything you've ever wanted. High slopes and good timber for cover and den sites. Water. Your very own herds to hunt and all the wide open space you need for the chase. But others of your kind also want this place. They will challenge you for it. How far will you go to defend it? In the northeast corner of Yellowstone, the wolves of the Druid Peak Pack have long held sway, but their power is waning.

Nat Geo Wild 15:32 - 16:15

Dr. Pol treats three bovines and one tiny rabbit before heading to the Netherlands with Diane to celebrate his 80th birthday. Just because the Docs away, it doesnt mean that the clinic slows down. A very vocal pig needs surgery to treat a hernia, a blocked cat is in pain and requires immediate relief, and a puppy is feeling the effects of eating something inedible. .

Nat Geo Wild 16:16 - 16:59

The clinic is slammed with summertime cases as the vets battle to save a badly injured cat, a farm dog with a puncture wound, and a wobbling mini horse struggling to walk. The team is seeing double as pairs of ferrets and chickens come through the door. Doc and Dianes new puppy brings chaos and cuteness to the clinic.

Nat Geo Wild 17:00 - 17:43

While Dr. Ben tends to older horses, Dr. Erin investigates an elderly dog’s mysterious shedding. Together, they give a frisky feline a makeover and treat a cow’s serious eye infection. Later, the family squeezes in some much-needed family time as they set sail on their new boat.

Nat Geo Wild 17:44 - 18:26

Dr. Ben is thrilled to pass along tricks of the trade to the next generation while examining award-winning cows and repairing a turtle’s busted shell. Meanwhile, when a kitten suddenly attacks its own tail, Dr. Erin jumps into action. Together with Dr. Ben, the docs aid a young calf with an extra appendage.

Nat Geo Wild 18:27 - 19:14

Imagine a place that holds everything you've ever wanted. High slopes and good timber for cover and den sites. Water. Your very own herds to hunt and all the wide open space you need for the chase. But others of your kind also want this place. They will challenge you for it. How far will you go to defend it? In the northeast corner of Yellowstone, the wolves of the Druid Peak Pack have long held sway, but their power is waning.

Nat Geo Wild 19:15 - 19:58

While Dr. Ben tends to older horses, Dr. Erin investigates an elderly dog’s mysterious shedding. Together, they give a frisky feline a makeover and treat a cow’s serious eye infection. Later, the family squeezes in some much-needed family time as they set sail on their new boat.

Nat Geo Wild 19:59 - 20:41

Dr. Pol treats three bovines and one tiny rabbit before heading to the Netherlands with Diane to celebrate his 80th birthday. Just because the Docs away, it doesnt mean that the clinic slows down. A very vocal pig needs surgery to treat a hernia, a blocked cat is in pain and requires immediate relief, and a puppy is feeling the effects of eating something inedible. .

Nat Geo Wild 20:42 - 21:24

The clinic is slammed with summertime cases as the vets battle to save a badly injured cat, a farm dog with a puncture wound, and a wobbling mini horse struggling to walk. The team is seeing double as pairs of ferrets and chickens come through the door. Doc and Dianes new puppy brings chaos and cuteness to the clinic.

Nat Geo Wild 21:25 - 22:07

Dr. Ben is thrilled to pass along tricks of the trade to the next generation while examining award-winning cows and repairing a turtle’s busted shell. Meanwhile, when a kitten suddenly attacks its own tail, Dr. Erin jumps into action. Together with Dr. Ben, the docs aid a young calf with an extra appendage.

Nat Geo Wild 22:08 - 22:51

While Dr. Ben tends to older horses, Dr. Erin investigates an elderly dog’s mysterious shedding. Together, they give a frisky feline a makeover and treat a cow’s serious eye infection. Later, the family squeezes in some much-needed family time as they set sail on their new boat.

Nat Geo Wild 22:52 - 23:36

Ronan Donovan, our expert guide and National Geographic photographer, takes the audience on an intimate exploration of the Arctic during the endless day of the summer months, giving insight to the unexpected abundance of the 'Garden of the Arctic' in Wolf Valley as he attempts to embed with a wolf family pack..

Nat Geo Wild 23:37 - 00:21

Nzuri is the Speed Queen of the Serengeti - but being fast isn’t enough. She’s constantly bullied by hyenas on the grassland and hunted by lions in the marsh. When two of her cubs are killed, the family is exiled to the transition forest. There, she learns to adapt her hunting methods and adds strategy to speed in order to outwit her enemies and steer her remaining cubs successfully to adulthood.