National Geographic WILD Sunday

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Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Dr Nicole tends to her old beloved beagle and it's all hands-on-deck for a litter of 11 puppies

Beloved clinic house cat Tater falls ill and the team bands together to save him. Charles debuts a new look, and Dr Pol treats wood-chewing steer

The team investigates a flurry of shark bites off the coast of Long Island, as Diva calls upon local experts and takes a dive in search of answers

Diva uncovers a mysterious cluster of winter shark bites in California, before scouring the world for help understanding the encounters

The scientists prepare to leave for the winter. The Mount Erebus team try to gather as much data as they can before leaving, while an ageing icebreaker struggles to cut a channel

The field teams have one last chance to gather information before the end of the season, while a skeleton crew is left to monitor conditions through the winter

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

Sami reindeer herders and modern conservationists team up to save one of Europe's wildest frontiers

A naughty red panda mum makes a play for attention, a moose struggles with a nasty cough and a cherished cheetah hits a milestone

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

The vets help a skittish llama get over an illness, remove a six pound tumour from a dog's leg, and start a new Vet For A Day national tour

Documentary exploring the resilience and adaptability of big cats around the world. When survival demands, their behaviour shifts in astonishing ways

Cameras follow a cheetah and her four cubs as they navigate the plains of the Mara ecosystem and avoid being preyed on by a group of five male cheetahs

Part one of two. With active volcanoes, forests and miles of coral reef, the Philippines is a place of wonder and wildlife. Many of its islands boast their own unique species

Part two of two. Featuring an island where people come to swim with whale sharks and a conservationist working to protect the Philippine tarsier, a tiny, bug-eyed primate

Simon and Siouxsie spend a month hunting a cobra in a trailer park, while another snake spits venom when they try to remove it from a tree cavity

Tim 'Curly' Leach may have bitten off more than he can chew as a pack of wolves turn a routine duck hunt into a potential bid for survival