National Geographic WILD TV Guide

Scientists examine an unusually large number of shark attacks on the northern coast of New South Wales, Australia, in 2015 to discover what made incidents more frequent

In northern Canada, a waitress on her way home from a Halloween party is ambushed by earth's largest land carnivore. A neighbour steps up and battles her attacker with a snow shovel but soon becomes the second victim. In the end, it takes a village to save a life. On North Carolina's outer banks, a bizarre encounter with a sea creature leaves a 10-year-old boy impaled and in mortal danger

After-hours emergencies call on Dr Pol to save a puppy hit by a golf cart and a goat having seizures

Dr Oakley treats an off-the-grid dachshund and an emotional support pig, and reunites reindeer siblings

The turning points in battles between animals that can mean the difference between death and victory, featuring footage of grizzly bears, big cats, wild dogs and Komodo dragons

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Documentary following Canadian vet Dr Michelle Oakley as she treats animals across the vast area, which also takes in Alberta's Discovery Wildlife Park. In the first episode, she makes a house call on a dog-sled business with 26 huskies, and answers an emergency when a dog has a run-in with a porcupine. Plus, her improvisation skills are put to the test when she treats an owl with an injured wing

Exploring the Everglades, one of the largest wetlands on Earth and home to thousands of species - many of which are at risk from the invasive Burmese python

Ecologist Dr Zeb Hogan and kayaking expert Trip Jennings team up with local scientists to study the marine wildlife in Brazil's Rio Roosevelt river

A hyena pack prepares to attack a pride of lions that have driven them from their territory

The vet judges a chilli cook-off, and treats a calf born with a dislocated jaw and a hedgehog with an infestation in its spines

The truth behind urban animal encounters. Soon, two-thirds of the global population will be living in cities, leaving wild animals to develop a whole new set of street smarts

Incredible wildlife journeys across the US, as animals migrate through backyards, parks and towns in search of new seasonal homes

Track America's animal feedings as bats, eagles and more travel big distances to search for food

The park director closes in on an elusive 9ft crocodile known as Houdini, and staff are placed on high alert by an escapee bear with a nasty injury

The Schroeders take a two-day trip to the western edge of Nebraska, where cattle roam free on over 10,000 acres. They round up 650 cows for their annual pregnancy check

Emilie and Gilbert make great headway on their family cabin by putting up the walls