TV Guide National Geographic Wild Monday

Blood is drawn from an alligator at the North Carolina Zoo, and later, a lion gets a tooth removed, and both are cared for by members of the staff.

Zoo staff yearns for a long-awaited sand cat kitten, and a puffin learns how to swim at the North Carolina Zoo, a zoo in the center of North Carolina.

The staff treats pythons in need of medical care, and otters go to fish school at the North Carolina Zoo, a zoo in the center of North Carolina.

The hierarchy in the kingdom of rival animal predators in Africa shifts after a group of hyenas takes away power from the pack of lions.

After a member of the Makulu Pack of wild dogs is attacked and murdered, the dogs look to a new leader for direction on what to do.

A mother is forced to teach her young cubs important lessons about survival amid rising flood waters that pose threats to their lives and to their home.

Rival animal dynasties attempt to gain control of the kingdom, and in the midst of their struggles for power, one leader's reign reaches its tragic end.

After surviving a heartrending loss, an orphaned leopard decides to leave her mother's forest so that she can find a new place to call home.

While a mother urgently searches for food for her family, her cubs find themselves in a dangerous situation when they are trapped by brutal killers.

Tsebe's cubs arrive; lives are endangered when a fight breaks out between the Northern Brothers.

A harsh drought hits the region and affects all the animals, which forces the mothers to search for a way to save their offspring from a deadly situation.

As the teenagers deal with the aftermath of their fight with Thata, they put their lives in danger as they strike out on their own.

A female lion makes a tough decision on behalf of her pride as she attempts to save the pride's young cubs from a dangerous situation.

Dr. Pol and Dr. Brenda are surprised when they discover that an entire herd of cows that are too thin despite being well fed have developed pneumonia.

With the temperatures blazing, Dr. Pol and his team are busier than ever helping animals in need. With a full list, he heads both to the farm and clinic.

Dr. Jan Pol, Dr. Brenda Grettenberger and the staff slow down for the weekend and attend a staff member's roller derby with Charles and his sister Diane Jr.

Dr. Pol and his family and staff prepare for the holidays and reflect on the events in the clinic and on farm calls over the past year.

Dr. Pol and Charles check the status of some horses as rising temperatures bring on an increase in farm calls, especially pregnancy checks and births.

Dr. Pol and Diane are sure the full moon is to blame for unpredictable animal behavior and emergencies at the clinic, but Charlie thinks it's something else.

Dr. Brenda delivers twin calves on a farm call as Mother's Day approaches; a horse breeder across town learns that several of his mares are pregnant.

The Schroeders reel in an unexpected catch during a family boating trip.

The docs rescue a downed eagle who was found injured in a cow pasture.

The Schroeders are in emergency mode after a horse sustains a devastating facial injury, a Labrador is hit by a car and a Chihuahua eats rat poison.