National Geographic WILD TV Guide — Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Experts examine the cause of an unusual incident in 2012, when a beach in South Carolina suffered four shark attacks in 10 minutes

With scientists still needing samples from a second massive tarpon, Cyril and his team head deeper into the Nicaraguan jungle than they've ever been before

Dr Pol and Dr Lisa's day starts off hectically as a dog goes into emergency labour and Dr Brenda handles some llamas. The vets care for some children and animals while decompressing at a lake

The Oakleys head back to the Yukon on the longest day of the year, and there's plenty of work at Dev's farm to fill the day

A lioness must choose between her pride's safety and her own freedom

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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

Exploring the Everglades, the first national park founded to protect wildlife and ecological richness, which teems with life above and below water

The team heads to Malaysia and Borneo in search of voracious predatory catfish that have been rumoured to swallow monkeys, porcupines and monitor lizards

The forest residents turn on orphaned leopard Motsidi. Meanwhile, the hyenas cause havoc, exploiting African wild dog Mogolo's weakening state

The vet treats a puppy that's swallowed a dangerous amount of nicotine and a goat with a mysterious disease

The team is saddened to see that Archer, the miracle dog that survived a fire, is back in the clinic after a dog bite left a gaping wound

Documentary about bioluminescence in nature, from deep oceans to firefly forests where creatures use light to hunt, hide and deceive predators

The crew's plan to catch a large specimen is dashed when a smaller male steals the bait, but the young shark proves to be a good haul

Keepers hope for a long-awaited sand cat kitten; a nervous puffin chick learns to swim, and rescued black bear cubs prepare for life outside the zoo

A spike in the temperature threatens Rocky Mountain's shipments. The team struggles to shore up the track after mudslides and washouts devastate the railway line