National Geographic WILD Monday

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The surgery adapts to the challenges of the Covid pandemic while continuing to provide quality care

As a senior bull elephant finds his zen, a big gator becomes an unwilling patient and a porcupine requires a visit to the dentist

The return of European bison and grey wolves to the Carpathian mountains, a development that has benefits for both the ecosystem and the region's human inhabitants

The team puts together a large display for a New York hotel, which despite having a simple design comes with many technical challenges

The vets treat animals harmed during Halloween, including neck bites and gunshot wounds

In between saving puppies and cows, the Schroeders see dreams come true when they introduce a trio of horses to their new riverside home

The Schroeders head west on an old time round-up of several hundred head of cattle, while at the clinic Erin performs an emergency C-section on a Chihuahua

The unusual tricks employed by some of the world's strangest winged animals, including bizarre avians

A sloth bear is ready to find a mate. Plus, a look behind the scenes as keepers wrangle a herd of rare onagers into the barn for their annual check-ups

Michelle arranges for two wild horses to be airlifted to a new home, treats a dog with a wounded paw, and faces a challenge when complications occur with a pregnant cow

Michelle visits a bear sanctuary and gets caught up in a conflict between two animals. She also examines a horse that has problems with its gait

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

Scientists go in search of the largest shark on the planet, exploring the biological and environmental factors that allow some apex predators to grow to extraordinary sizes

Science educator and dive instructor Alanna Canaran examines the reasons why sightings of great white sharks have been on the rise on Canada's Atlantic coast

Dodging disaster and surviving in Port Protection requires residents to be masters of hunting, gathering, and building

Customs officers uncover what could be their biggest drugs haul in 10 years, and an engineer races against the clock when a fault is found on a plane two hours before take-off

Investigating the techniques used by predators to catch their prey, focusing on orcas, lions and piranhas

Documentary uncovering examples of strange behaviour in the natural world, including a herd of buffalo racing to save a calf from a lion, and a man stumbling on a rattlesnake den

Nala the Australian sea lion gives birth to a healthy pup. Plus, the zoo prepares to welcome zebras to the African Savanna exhibit

The vet visits two elks who show no sign of going into rut at Wayne Grove's El Dorado ranch, and castrates two young stallions

The team puts together a large display for a New York hotel, which despite having a simple design comes with many technical challenges

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