Programa��o National Geographic Wild HD: Guia Completo e Atualizado para hoje!

CANNIBAL SHARKS pulls in two of the world?s leading shark experts to unpack and analyze the mounting evidence that shark-on-shark attacks happen a lot more than we ever realized. .

In this special episode, follow the rare and deadly creatures adapted to survive in China?s most extreme environments. In the remote mountain realm, predators and scavengers go to great lengths for a meal. High in the jungle canopy, an Asian hornbill carries its family?s future in the tip of its beak. Golden snub-nosed monkeys fight for their right to a family in the mountain forests.

Sightings of great white sharks have been on the rise in Atlantic Canada. Alanna Canaran, a passionate science educator and dive instructor, embarks on a mission to unravel the enigmas surrounding these magnificent creatures and is determined to dispel fear of sharks in Nova Scotians. As the journey unfolds, Canaran and her team dive into the history of human-shark relationships along the coast.

Bertie Gregory travels to the Baja Peninsula in Mexico in search of one of the ocean?s most distinctive predators: the hammerhead shark. Once a defining presence in these waters, the hammerhead shark?s numbers have fallen dramatically. Bertie investigates what has driven its decline and what hope it has for recovery.

CANNIBAL SHARKS pulls in two of the world?s leading shark experts to unpack and analyze the mounting evidence that shark-on-shark attacks happen a lot more than we ever realized. .

The Pol clan gets to work on creating Beth?s dream garden. To beat the incoming rainstorm, an exhausted Ben works around the clock to finish building the garden?s pond and waterfall. Noticing her brother is near his breaking point, Beth plans a special surprise to lift his spirits.

Each year, nearly two million wildebeest and zebra cross the Serengeti on a quest for fresh grazing. But two legendary rivers stand in their way?the Grumeti and the Mara?each ruled by a formidable dynasty of Nile crocodiles. In ?Croc Wars,? follow these ancient predators as they prepare for the feast of the year, but not all crocodiles are created equal.

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin journeys down Australia?s rivers to find which riparian animal is most built to survive. His first encounter is with the duck-billed platypus, a peculiar and adorable monotreme, or egg-laying mammal. Phil then gets a grip on the ultra-slimy long-finned eel and learns of its extraordinary reproductive habits before finally catching a river-dwelling bull shark.

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin wanders into Australia?s woodlands to find the species most adapted for survival. Phil first encounters the yellow-bellied glider, an intrepid marsupial with a built-in wingsuit. Next is one of Australia?s most abundant but deadly reptiles, the eastern brown snake. Last but certainly not least, Phil finds the iconic, cuddly and oh-so-sleepy koala.

Each year, the waters of the Okavango River arrive at the Kalahari in the dead of winter ? the driest time of year ? transforming the sand into Eden. Discover how this extraordinary event sustains one of Earth?s greatest wildlife spectacles.

Against all odds, Kio survives a buffalo attack, but his troubles are far from over. At 12 weeks old, he is the youngest and most vulnerable member of the pride. To have any hope of one day becoming king, he must earn the respect of his older brothers and find his place among them. Just as he is finally able to gain their acceptance, the dry season sets in, and food becomes scarce.

Each year, nearly two million wildebeest and zebra cross the Serengeti on a quest for fresh grazing. But two legendary rivers stand in their way?the Grumeti and the Mara?each ruled by a formidable dynasty of Nile crocodiles. In ?Croc Wars,? follow these ancient predators as they prepare for the feast of the year, but not all crocodiles are created equal.

Each year, the waters of the Okavango River arrive at the Kalahari in the dead of winter ? the driest time of year ? transforming the sand into Eden. Discover how this extraordinary event sustains one of Earth?s greatest wildlife spectacles.

Against all odds, Kio survives a buffalo attack, but his troubles are far from over. At 12 weeks old, he is the youngest and most vulnerable member of the pride. To have any hope of one day becoming king, he must earn the respect of his older brothers and find his place among them. Just as he is finally able to gain their acceptance, the dry season sets in, and food becomes scarce.

Africa's Deadly Kingdom: Reefs dives in to reveal the astounding adaptations of a multitude of marine creatures to life below the waves.

It?s a real dog and pony show at Pol Vet! Doc assists a young mare in an emergency foaling and Dr. Lisa treats a Great Dane with a swollen face. Goats with coccidia fight for their lives and a stray cat fights treatment. A cat is full of gas; a pig has lost his potbelly. A Black Lab is brought in with a stinker of a problem. Rowdy angus cattle get pregnancy checks and winter arrives in Michigan.

From fights and falls to geckos and goats, Doc and the vets save the day! A pig with a prolapse, a plethora of puppies, and an adorable vet-to-be keep things rolling. Dr. Pol mends a Dachshund after a vicious fight with another dog, Dr. Lisa assists in an emergency twin goat kidding, and Dr. Nicole removes a painful nail from a horse?s hoof. Meanwhile, the Pol family gets some exciting baby news.

Dr. Pol & Diane welcome a new Friesian filly to the family. Dr. Lisa handles two Corgi emergencies, and Dr. Olivia gets help treating two dogs with curious wounds. Doc treats a mini horse with excessive thirst and a chicken with a paralyzed crop. An emotional support rabbit needs a checkup before heading off to college, and clinic staffer, Hilary, brings in one of her own dogs for veterinary care. .

Embark on a riveting journey along the untamed waters of Africa, where the rivers teem with life, and witness the breathtaking struggle for survival against extreme droughts, cunning predators, and opportunistic hunters of all sizes. Africa's rivers, a paradise for predators, become the arena where prey and predator engage in a relentless dance for life.

Africa is a land of giants. Its powerful rivers sculpt the earth and form impressive valleys and waterways home to many imposing and powerful inhabitants. These are the rivers where massive elephants and hippos live, feed and drink and where ancient crocodiles hunt and breed.

Each year, the waters of the Okavango River arrive at the Kalahari in the dead of winter ? the driest time of year ? transforming the sand into Eden. Discover how this extraordinary event sustains one of Earth?s greatest wildlife spectacles.

The Boteti River is a vital, dry-season pitstop for the tens of thousands of animals that rely on its life-saving water during the annual migration between the Okavango Delta and the Makgadikgadi grasslands. When it unexpectedly stops flowing for 20 years, all life is forced to adapt to the reality of a long and enduring drought.

At the end of the Ghost River lies an ancient salt pan. Instinct drives thousands of animals from across the Kalahari to converge here, seeking refuge in one of Africa?s greatest gambles ? where an extraordinary transformation can turn dust and death into life, almost overnight. But this refuge is fickle and exists on unreliable annual rainfall.

In Australia, dominant saltwater crocodiles, called 'boss crocs,? are the largest and most powerful animals on the continent. Even after unrelenting human pressure on their very survival, they are still the masters of their world. Over the last 200 years, the impact of human activities?such as commercial hunting, agriculture and population growth?pushed them to the brink of extinction.

The coral islands, lush mangroves and sandy beaches of the Florida coastline may seem idyllic. But for its wild inhabitants coping with continued development and human encroachment, plus a host of natural predators, the edge of the sea is a paradise filled with peril. Bordered between seashore and suburbia, legions of Loggerhead turtle hatchlings begin their epic journey from sandy shores to the depths of the open ocean.