TV Guide National Geographic Wild Monday

The zookeepers have spent weeks in training to be able to perform an x-ray on an elephant to try and pinpoint the precise location of an injury.

Veterinarians rely on their extensive expertise and knowledge as they rehab an injured barn owl; zookeepers spend time with a new tree roo.

In the African desert country of Mali, rare desert elephants must migrate for food and water.

Hundreds of great white sharks have recently appeared off Cape Cod, and to understand why the sharks are here, scientists are studying this new phenomenon.

Diva uncovers a mysterious cluster of shark bites in California, so to understand the reasons behind the encounters, the 360 team scour the world for clues.

A series of bites hits Long Island after 40 years; with sand tiger sharks likely responsible, Diva Amon dives with them to find answers.

The 360 team investigates a devastating shark bite in Australia and to understand this shark attack, the team hunts for clues across the world.

The 360 team investigates a mysterious spate of shark bites across the globe that take place within the span of a few days of each other.

The 360 team investigates an attack on a foil boarder in Australia to see if sharks are attracted to these boards and if something stimulate an attack.

Diva uncovers a change in shark bites along the South African coast, to find out why, the team develops a unique experiment to test the sharks' countershading.

Diva and the team investigates bites involving one species, the bull shark, and what links them together, as these attacks have occurred around the world.

The team investigates a string of shark attacks in Ballina, a small seaside town on the east coast of Australia and the team puts local theories to the test.

At the clinic, the vets treat a crew of canine patients, including limping labs, damaged Great Danes, pimpled Pomeranians, and terriers with tooth trouble.

The Pol family puts aside their house calls for the day to attend to their Friesian horse as she prepares to give birth after 11 long months.

In harsh weather, the veterinarians respond to some wild cases, including an unruly boar with sharp tusks, a near-fatal skunk attack, and a twisted uterus.

When Charles is out of town, Dr. Pol gets help from his grandson, treating sheep that have developed arthritis; Dr. Emily treats a pig for a skin infection.

Dr. Pol helps an abused Saint Bernard with potential heatstroke, making time in their busy routines to nurse the dog back to health and find it a suitable home.

Dr. Emily rushes to treat a dog that had been shot, and then responds to another call involving an injured Beagle.

As summer approaches, Pol Veterinary Services busily handles seemingly nonstop calls, and Dr. Pol, Dr. Brenda and Dr. Emily welcome in some additional help.

Pol Veterinary Services welcomes Dr. Emily's husband to the staff in time to help with some difficult cases, including a complicated calving in bad weather.

At Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation, spring brings a baby boom with orphans of all stripes arriving in distress.

Jan and her team face the challenging case of a Porcupine with an infected dog bite; Emma bonds with an orphaned Richardson Ground Squirrel.

Jan challenges a naive new team leader, Phoebe, to take the lead in helping two very sick hawks.

As Jan struggles with the demands of caring for an orphaned baby skunk, the staff must come together to overcome a large number of new cases.

The arrival of a sick, orphaned otter strains Jan professionally and emotionally while Shelagh takes on the most challenging breeds of birds to rehabilitate.

Jan learns the value of leaning more heavily on her team as an unusual number of pelicans arrive at the center.