National Geographic WILD TV Guide — Thursday, 23 July 2026

Examining the killing abilities of animals, from those equipped with claws and teeth to others that use chemicals to catch their prey

More outrageous animal clips, including llamas taking over the streets in Arizona, an otter's close encounter with a hungry orca, and a shark that tackles a gang or hippos

Compilation of memorable moments showcasing the work of the vet's female colleagues, from wrangling large animals to solving complicated cases

Michelle tries to treat three young bison in Alaska that need de-worming before they can be sent back into the wild, but the herd begins to spook and stampede - and the vet has to decide whether to abort the mission. Elsewhere, a group of wild horses becomes a traffic hazard, and a scandal rocks a family farm when female rabbits locked inside a pen all become pregnant

Documentary about the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Centre. A vet who is also a firefighter rescues a bald eagle with a skewered wing from the top of a 75 foot ladder

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Dr Pol is called in to help a 970lb pig and its cracked hoof. Dr Nicole vaccinates seven newborn puppies

A rescued Florida panther demands attention, while a bear cat mating pair settles into its new home. A zebra has a hoof trim, and a pair of a hungry Komodo dragons enjoy a feast

A wildlife revival in Bulgaria's Rhodope Mountains, with predators and prey animals reshaping the land. But it is vultures that are most important in renewing the ecosystem

The wolf pack is plagued by a series of unexplained injuries. A very old shark is brought into the Sealife Centre, and a bald eagle needs a very unusual operation

Broken toes, worm infestations and nursing puppies create a whirlwind of patients at Pol Vet this week, but the team are short-handed

The Schroeders take a road trip to New York to visit Erin's parents. While there, she helps her old mentors to treat an elk

In Italy and Croatia, efforts to save a rare species of bear are helping many other animals to thrive and landscapes to flourish

Experts examine the lives of dolphins, bees and pigeons to investigate parallels between the human and animal world

A hidden camera captures the birth of a litter of wolves, and a tortoise baffles the vets with a mysterious illness

Dr Oakley checks up on the local bat population, treats a sow that is in labour, and has to round up some escaped cows after a routine procedure goes badly wrong