National Geographic WILD Friday

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From fights and falls to geckos and goats, Doc and the vets save the day. Pigs, puppies, and a young vet-to-be keep things rolling

The zoo says goodbye to two male giraffes and welcomes a female, a naked mole rat visits the vets, and the binturongs start breeding

A polar bear guides her tiny cubs out onto the Arctic sea ice for the very first time, and a dedicated caribou escaping wolves tries to save her unborn calf

The aviary team helps hatch and raise a harlequin duckling, who weighs less than a pound. A bald eagle injures its wing, and the conservation team rehabilitates a snowshoe hare

Patients for the team this time include a red-necked wallaby with a peculiar protrusion, a cow with a mutant baby and a tiny two-pound goat

The docs face a slew of mysterious cases and emergencies, including a pit bull with a large lump and a bald eagle with a wounded leg

Documentary following conservationists around the world working to protect marine wildlife and their habitats from the impact of climate change, pollution and overfishing

A look at the defences employed by animals and the natural weaponry available to them, including a species of lizard that can squirt blood out of its eyes

While the busy vets battle to save a badly injured cat and a wobbling mini horse, Doc and Diane's new puppy brings chaos and cuteness to the clinic

Time is of the essence as Dr Oakley races to diagnose a cat with a bladder issue, and a cattle farm needs a hand to test out a new system for some rowdy bison

Two bear cubs in recovery need Dr Oakley's expertise as they embark on a long journey to a new home. Meanwhile, two baby goats are in need of castration

An orphaned manatee is ready to be released into the wild, a polar bear is the zoo's newest resident, and an oryx antelope needs emergency hoof treatment

The impact of human activity on the Okavango River Basin, a source of water that supports the world's largest population of African elephants, as well as lions and cheetahs

Running low on bait and with only three days left of the trip, the team struggles to land a great white and suffers a tense hour when a large shark battles with the line

Dubai International is in the race to become the world's biggest airport with a massive new concourse using 930,000 cubic metres of concrete

Documentary investigating how animals use speed to kill their prey, including the cheetah, the stargazer fish and the black mamba

Documentary uncovering examples of unpredictable behaviour in the natural world

In this exclusive first look, muck in with some tiny puppies and rabbits, large cows and horses and terrifying creepy crawlies

At The Yukon Wildlife Preserve, Dr Oakley treats a young caribou that could go blind, as well as a mountain goat with a life-threatening injury

The aviary team helps hatch and raise a harlequin duckling, who weighs less than a pound. A bald eagle injures its wing, and the conservation team rehabilitates a snowshoe hare

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