National Geographic Wild TV Guide

Constant daylight during springtime is an important opportunity to work for the residents of Alaska as they attempt to make preparations for the next winter.

Los Angeles is shocked by four shark attacks in four months, and beachgoers are not feeling safe.

Three alarming shark attacks occur in the Bahamas in just thirty-nine days.

A small beach town in Alabama emerges as an unlikely hot spot for shark attacks.

Sharks are referred to as rulers of the underwater world, but there are animals that are ferocious enough in their own right to take on these killing machines.

Sharks have some serious problems with whales, tuna, surfers, swimmers; in face-off after face-off, sharks prove they are the ultimate survivors.

Researchers investigate if killer whales, or orcas, are hunting great white sharks in New Zealand.

A look is taken at a battle of oceanic creatures in the waters of Ascension Island, a volcanic island located south of the Equator in the South Atlantic Ocean.

Bull sharks attack a great hammerhead and a team of shark experts launched an investigation to see what happens when these top predators come head-to-head.

Great whites sharks are attacking boats with a ferocity and anger that has never been seen before, and marine biologists investigate what's causing this clash.

A team of experts visits Shark Bay, Australia, to examine the relationship between sharks and dolphins, with emphasis placed on their conflicts.

Two teams of scientists dive in to uncover the secrets of the great white shark and tiger shark, two of the most dangerous predators in the ocean.

This week at Pol Veterinary Services, a barn cat with a cold and a new mom with kittens are just the beginning of the crazy cases that roll in.

Dr. Emily announces she is starting a new life chapter in Virginia! The vets reflect on their time with Emily and host a final goodbye luncheon.