TV Guide National Geographic Wild Thursday

In 2022, visitors to New Yorks beaches witness a startling wave of shark attacks; experts investigate what prompted this disconcerting spike in attacks.

In 2021, a spate of seven shark attacks rocks Florida's Treasure Coast and beachgoers want to know why.

Every year, the number of shark attacks in Hawaii doubles in one specific month, and scientists try to solve the mysterious phenomenon of Sharktober.

Following in their ancestors' footsteps, the younger generation set out into the wild to provide for their families.

Alaska Native families travel arctic waters, ascend peaks, and journey on ancient trails to stock up food before winter.

Indigenous Alaskans continue to carve out an existence in their ancestral homelands and pass on their culture and traditions to their children.

Alaska Natives recover from the damage of Typhoon Merbok, which pounded Alaska's vulnerable western coast on September 17, 2022.

As dark winter approaches, Alaska natives use the waning daylight to hunt for subsistence, keeping vigilant that they're not being hunted themselves.

On the cusp of winter, Indigenous Peoples of Alaska work to secure food and safety for the brutal season ahead.

The Hailstones have inherited new land; Jessie Holmes needs to kill a moose before the season ends; Sue Aikens worries about signs of bear activity.

As winter approaches, Chip Hailstone builds a movable tent frame; Sue Aikens' power outage leaves her trying to communicate with the rest of the world.

The Hailstones hunt one last caribou before winter; Sue lays in fuel to heat her home and tries to keep her all-purpose earth mover running.

Chip and Carol Hailstone take advantage of the growing rabbit population; Jessie Holmes gets his dog team ready for a race; Sue Aikens finds a deadly predator.

The river's dangerous state forces the Hailstone family to try a new way of fishing; Sue puts aside her chores to hunt ptarmigan for winter meat.

Sue performs a dangerous but important mission in the middle of a blizzard; Chip performs maintenance on his snowmobile; Glenn hunts caribou.

Andy hunts to make sure he will have enough meat to last through the winter season; Sue faces her biggest fear head-on and defeats it.

In the dead of winter, Glenn hunts caribou in the Brooks Range; Chip and Agnes haul their tent frame to their newly acquired land; Andy breaks a new trail.

In the dark winter, Sue hunts caribou and ptarmigan on the tundra; the Hailstones go ice fishing at Emonokrov; Glenn continues to hunt on the frozen lake.

Andy fells trees with a chainsaw and explains his alternative, which is getting a job; the Hailstones arrive in Kiwalik for their winter hunt.

Sue gets stuck on the tundra as she brings home her new loader; Chip and Agnes go hunting for musk ox using black powder guns; Andy traps a lynx.

Shark attacks are rare along the northern California coast, until seven attacks in 2020 and 2021 leave investigators racing to find a cause.

Tourists and residents on a beach in Bali were suddenly hit by a shark attack, and experts investigate why this beach has become the most dangerous one in Bali.

A new predator has entered the shark attack scene in New South Wales, Australia, and it bites with a frequency that is second only to the great white.