National Geographic WILD Sunday

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The impact of summer on the Arctic. The continent experiences 24 hours of daylight, which releases remote islands from the sea ice, and attracts marine mammals and flocks of birds

The wildlife of the Boreal forest, the largest woodland on Earth, home to bears, wolves and hummingbirds which have adapted to survive in the harsh winters

The flora and fauna that are able to survive in the harsh conditions of the Arctic tundra, from large land-dwelling predators to flesh-eating plants

Copilation of highlights from the documentary. Thord, Jo and Terje must think fast when technical difficulties emerge

Highlights of the documentary following salvage truck drivers. Thord, Bjoern and their army of men are forced to go out into one of Norway's worst storms in 10 years

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

Exploring work to protect the Danube, the largest preserved wetland on the continent, which is a sanctuary for thousands of species - many are the last of their kind

Head to Asia's highlands, home to some of the highest-living species in the world, that must adapt in unique ways in order to survive at high altitude

Penguin mates prepare to become surrogate parents, a treasured white rhino trains for her next adventure, and a moray eel visits the vet

The zookeepers celebrate the unexpected birth of a baby siamang, a pony grows a concerning mass, and a painted dog combats seasonal allergies

Despite challenging weather conditions, Drs Ben and Erin Schroeder treat a wild bald eagle that needs immediate care before returning to the wild

Documentary exploring the planet's undersea habitats, highlighting the vital importance of these ecosystems and discovering opportunities for marine life recovery

In 2009, the southern Line Islands had pristine coral reefs and thriving ecosystems. But in 2015, ocean warming hit hard. Six years later, will there be signs of recovery?

Journey to Asia, where elephants are having to use their intelligence and understanding of us to adapt to a rapidly changing human world

A look at some of nature's most oddly beautiful creatures, including colourful mantis shrimp, transparent frogs and mice that howl at the moon

Ryan Reynolds reveals a guide to romance and reproduction, underdog style, forgetting the birds and the bees and rewriting the rule book to finding the one

David Squibb needs help to replenish his wood stash, Curly Leach tries to thin out the mink population, and Oliver Johnson and Breanna Miethe take their boat out for a cruise

Matt Carlson tackles a new project with his sawmill as winter nears its end, and Sam Carlson helps to remedy an issue that impacts everyone's safety

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

At the Wilds, newborn dholes make their entrance. Dr Priya is called in to examine a potentially life-threatening injury on a new baby musk deer

The staff anxiously awaits the zoo's first giraffe birth in more than 20 years. A keeper struggles to round up a group of rowdy penguins for an annual medical exam

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

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping. U.