National Geographic WILD Today

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Dr Oakley visits the Kroschel Wildlife Centre to treat a moose with limb issues and a mink that cannot stop sneezing. A lovebird becomes gravely ill after compulsively laying eggs

Mat and John try to overhaul a tank in Las Vegas that has aged prematurely, while Francis and Jose have the job of relocating a nurse shark that has outgrown its current aquarium

Naturalist Casey Anderson investigates the behaviour of black bears in Maine, and prepares an orphaned cub for life in the wild

The battle between predator and prey is not always about power and strength - knowing what lurks in the dark can mean the difference between life and death

An insight into a Central Michigan veterinary practice, run by Dr Pol and his wife Diane

Michelle investigates inbreeding at a buffalo farm, but several of the males try to escape. She also returns to her old veterinary college to treat a horse with an injured foot

After 30 years of war, Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique is being restored, with herbivores returning, but hunters have been slow to come back, leaving an imbalance

The wildlife of China's bamboo forests, home to the giant panda, red panda, Tibetan macaque, as well as jewelled flower mantises, bamboo bats and moustached toads

A bad-tempered tiger arrives at Columbus, the zoo tries to make history by incubating a clutch of rare temple turtle eggs, and an Asian takin calf is rejected by the herd

On the Hardangervidda, Thord and Bjoern team up to save a truck and trailer that crashed hard into a ditch

Dr Michelle Oakley makes her annual 500-mile trek to help Alaska's newborn reindeers and moose and also tackles a ferocious wolverine

Across Africa, an array of habitats hosts venomous strikers and constrictors. In South Africa, the notorious black mamba terrifies a family of elephants

Packed with a potent neurotoxic venom, one family of snakes kill more people than any other on Earth. Scientists around the world race to uncover how

The most dangerous creatures in Australia. From the Great Barrier Reef to the Outback, the country is home to some of the world's deadliest forms of life

Kaleb Rowland races to trap a beaver before the season ends, while Sonta and Chevie Roach take their 19-month-old daughter duck hunting

In winter, the number of hours of daylight shrinks dramatically, but the drivers must work through the long dark night to keep the roads safe

A pride of lions faces a leadership challenge, putting the current dominant males under pressure to defend their position

A look at what happens when animals turn on their own kind, including an elephant seal lashing out, and penguins taking each other on in slapping matches

The vets see patterns emerging in their cases, with waves of animals suffering from respiratory problems. But no two cases are ever truly the same

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

Documentary exploring unusual animal friendships, including a badger that befriended a fox and an orang-utan that bonded with a stray kitten

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