National Geographic WILD Today

Exploring the Great Smoky Mountains, which is known for its spring flowers and colourful autumn trees, and is visited by nine million nature lovers a year

The staff prepares a home for an orphaned baby gorilla, tries to work out why a flamingo has lost its voice, and anxiously awaits the birth of a baby giraffe

The documentary following competing salmon fishermen returns, with the commercial captains of the Cook Inlet boats preparing for the new season

Highlights from the series featuring animals skilled at concealment, from snakes that look like trees to big cats that disappear in the grass

It's a whirlwind of a week at Pol Veterinary Services as the team tackle everything from wild alpacas and stubborn heifers to disturbing doggie doo-doo

When a train loses power during Pride Day, it's a race against time for traffic control and emergency responders

Swim with the largest creatures on the planet, hibernate with brown bears, and experience an unprecedented moment in the life of whales

Witness the metamorphosis of Europe's most beautiful butterfly, meet a rare European mink and discover one of our most varied ecosystems

The Wildlife SOS team rescue a giant python from a busy train depot, treat the wounds of a rescued tiger, and persuade an injured elephant to take a jacuzzi

Michelle heads to Anchorage, where she checks on orphaned moose calves before they are released back into the wild

Michelle tries to treat three young bison that need de-worming before they can be sent back into the wild, but the herd begins to spook and stampede

It's raining baby giraffes, Dr Priya gives Connie the elephant an eye exam, and two camel brothers embark on a new life

The Okavango flood turns desert into a wildlife haven, drawing elephants and predators before the waters vanish once more

The Boteti River is a vital dry-season pitstop for migrating animals. But one year, the river unexpectedly stops flowing, and the wildlife is forced to adapt

Every October, shark attacks double in Hawaii. Join scientists as they investigate what is behind Sharktober

In the depths of winter, Margot hits the trapping trail on the hunt for precious fur-bearing resources. Billy tries his hand at building a hot water heating system

Highlights from the series featuring Africa's deadliest pack killers. From prides of hungry big cats to herds of angry cows, these team players strike in coordinated attacks

Simon and Siouxsie encounter Africa's largest cobra, fish a black mamba from a pool, and try to retrieve a boa constrictor

Emotions run high as the practice deals with a sick horse, a hairless calf and a beagle with a serious neck injury

Dr Oakley checks up on Bindi's pups to get them ready for adoption. Plus, there is a problem infesting the reindeer at the AWCC

With spring approaching, the Sarvelas attempt to save their garage from the unrelenting ocean below. Plus, the Browns repair their greenhouses