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As a heatwave surges across India, snakes are on the move for shelter. And they find in it people?s homes and places of work. Simon and Sioux join local snake catchers in this adrenalin-filled episode to capture and remove the snakes. Along the way, they face off with all of India?s most dangerous snakes, known as the BIG FOUR? including a giant King Cobra!.

In this episode Simon and Sioux?s new apprentice, Mbali, gets a front row seat to a wild black mamba rescue in which the snake almost nails Simon on the ankle. The team is put to the test when they have to help capture and relocate a 10-foot crocodile from a local farm dam. Then summer has them running around in two teams to rescue two snakes in one house and another sneaky reptile stuck in someone?s roof.

It?s the height of black mamba season in South Africa and the team splits up to deal with all the calls. Sioux and Mbali face a feisty black mamba alone while Simon wrestles an enormous specimen solo. Some once-in-a-lifetime snake surprises feature in this episode, but nothing can prepare the trio for the epic rescue of an elusive, deadly boomslang stuck in a roof.

Simon and Sioux head back to India and team up with local snake catchers, Snake Shyam and Gowri Shanker to help rescue some of the world?s deadliest snakes. A giant rat snake causes chaos at a kid?s summer camp, a woman gets a surprise visit from a cobra in the toilet, and the team come face to face with a King cobra for the first time.

In this episode Simon and Sioux?s new apprentice, Mbali, gets a front row seat to a wild black mamba rescue in which the snake almost nails Simon on the ankle. The team is put to the test when they have to help capture and relocate a 10-foot crocodile from a local farm dam. Then summer has them running around in two teams to rescue two snakes in one house and another sneaky reptile stuck in someone?s roof.

Each year, monarch butterflies undertake a multi-generational migration from Mexico all the way to Canada and back again. .

South Africa is home to wild creatures that evolved to survive its fauna.To survive in South Africa, nature produces exotic fauna, including both giant and pygmy versions of common species to occupy challenging niches..

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin heads into the mangroves to discover which animal is truly built to survive the mud and muck. He encounters a feisty mud crab with huge pincers and catches a shovel-nosed ray with his bare hands. Finally, Phil faces a creature we all love to hate?the mosquito?and discovers there?s more to these tiny bloodsuckers than meets the eye.

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin heads to the mysterious blue depths to discover which animal dominates the sea. His first encounter is with a tiger shark, the notorious hunter shaped like a torpedo and armed with ferocious teeth! Next, Phil dives with a group of magnificent manta rays and listens to the songs of one of the largest creatures on Earth, the majestic humpback whale.

South Africa is home to wild creatures that evolved to survive its fauna.To survive in South Africa, nature produces exotic fauna, including both giant and pygmy versions of common species to occupy challenging niches..

On a remote stretch of Central America?s Pacific coast, the lush, volcanic landscape gives way to a startlingly different world: a dry tropical forest. Here, two creatures ? the sea turtle and the jaguar ? meet with spectacular consequences for both their species and the very different environments they inhabit, and an unwitting alliance turns the predator into the protector.

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all ? a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

South Africa is home to wild creatures that evolved to survive its fauna.To survive in South Africa, nature produces exotic fauna, including both giant and pygmy versions of common species to occupy challenging niches..

On a remote stretch of Central America?s Pacific coast, the lush, volcanic landscape gives way to a startlingly different world: a dry tropical forest. Here, two creatures ? the sea turtle and the jaguar ? meet with spectacular consequences for both their species and the very different environments they inhabit, and an unwitting alliance turns the predator into the protector.

Rare wild cats showcase extraordinary skills for survival. Over millennia, each species evolved with unique adaptations to suit their environment. The Pallas?s cat blends into China?s rocky steppes, the black panther hunts in India?s forest shadows, and the snow leopard scales icy Himalayan peaks. Every camouflage trick, extraordinary skill and heightened sense are their keys to survival.

The vets leap into life-saving mode as non-stop emergencies flood the clinic! Police call Dr. Pol when a runaway horse dives into a truck, and Dr. Lisa tries to save several Boston Terrier pups. Dr. Brenda helps a cow with serious stomach problems, while a horse?s leg wound has Dr. Nicole ducking for cover. The team stops at nothing to help these desperate owners and their ailing pets.

Dr. Pol has helped kids show animals at the county fair for more than 40 years. For some families, its a tradition going back generations. Raising fair animals takes months of work, and it all pays off at showtime! At the clinic, Doc helps a limping steer with a swollen leg, Dr. Brenda treats a urinary blockage that threatens a cats kidneys, and Dr. Lisa bandages a wounded dog.

A major storm blows into Central Michigan, and as the snow piles up, so do the cases! While clients brave the weather to get care for their animals, Dr. Pol and Charles battle thundersnow when responding to an emergency farm call. Dr. Lisa needs ten stitches to repair a horses deep cut, and Dr. Brenda treats a Rottweilers very swollen face. .

The emperors are the largest and strongest of all penguins, living in the coldest, most extreme place on Earth. National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory embeds with an Antarctic colony and encounters social skills never filmed before. As the planet rapidly warms, he discovers bonds forged from birth between family, friends and strangers are the difference between life and death. .

It takes a special type of courageous penguin to survive the fierce Southern Ocean, but forty million crowd its isolated, rocky outposts. They are the most successful penguins on Earth. National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory follows the rockhoppers, gentoos and macaronis to discover a world of risk-takers, rebels, and unconventional parents.

Millions of years ago, a group of penguins left the ice in search of more. Riding powerful currents, the tiny adventurers arrived in strange new lands, reshaping traditions for deserts, tropics ? and even among humans. They were tested to the extreme, becoming perhaps the smartest of them all. National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory discovers penguin problem solving, ?talking?, and their enduring search for new worlds.

Movie special-effect gurus are forever trying to invent more compelling creatures from other planets, hoping to terrorize our imaginations. To do this, they often draw from the natural world, and few creatures fit the bill more than the cephalopods: shapeshifters, with three hearts, blue blood and holes in their brains.

In 2009, National Geographic Pristine Seas explored the southern Line Islands and found pristine coral reefs, thriving ecosystems teeming with sharks and huge schools of fish. But in 2015-16, an unprecedented ocean warming event killed half of the corals. The Pristine Seas team returned in 2021, hoping to see some signs of recovery. What they found instead was the most spectacular recovery of coral reefs ever witnessed.

Ryan shares his distinct take on the underdogs using gross-out tactics to win the game of life. With manatees using flatulence to control their buoyancy to cave-dwelling fungus gnats creating beautifully illuminated flytraps with mucus from their butts, these underdogs are out to prove who may be the grossest survivor of them all.

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all ? a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

Forget the birds and the bees, Ryan reveals the steps to finding ?the one,? underdog style. From first attraction in giant-nosed proboscis monkeys to the importance of wingmen in turkey courtship or even foreplay with flying foxes, these animals are rewriting the rule book on messy and complicated relationships in the animal kingdom.

Ryan shares his distinct take on the underdogs using gross-out tactics to win the game of life. With manatees using flatulence to control their buoyancy to cave-dwelling fungus gnats creating beautifully illuminated flytraps with mucus from their butts, these underdogs are out to prove who may be the grossest survivor of them all.

The vets leap into life-saving mode as non-stop emergencies flood the clinic! Police call Dr. Pol when a runaway horse dives into a truck, and Dr. Lisa tries to save several Boston Terrier pups. Dr. Brenda helps a cow with serious stomach problems, while a horse?s leg wound has Dr. Nicole ducking for cover. The team stops at nothing to help these desperate owners and their ailing pets.

Dr. Pol has helped kids show animals at the county fair for more than 40 years. For some families, its a tradition going back generations. Raising fair animals takes months of work, and it all pays off at showtime! At the clinic, Doc helps a limping steer with a swollen leg, Dr. Brenda treats a urinary blockage that threatens a cats kidneys, and Dr. Lisa bandages a wounded dog.

A major storm blows into Central Michigan, and as the snow piles up, so do the cases! While clients brave the weather to get care for their animals, Dr. Pol and Charles battle thundersnow when responding to an emergency farm call. Dr. Lisa needs ten stitches to repair a horses deep cut, and Dr. Brenda treats a Rottweilers very swollen face. .

Ryan shares his distinct take on the underdogs using gross-out tactics to win the game of life. With manatees using flatulence to control their buoyancy to cave-dwelling fungus gnats creating beautifully illuminated flytraps with mucus from their butts, these underdogs are out to prove who may be the grossest survivor of them all.

It takes a special type of courageous penguin to survive the fierce Southern Ocean, but forty million crowd its isolated, rocky outposts. They are the most successful penguins on Earth. National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory follows the rockhoppers, gentoos and macaronis to discover a world of risk-takers, rebels, and unconventional parents.

Millions of years ago, a group of penguins left the ice in search of more. Riding powerful currents, the tiny adventurers arrived in strange new lands, reshaping traditions for deserts, tropics ? and even among humans. They were tested to the extreme, becoming perhaps the smartest of them all. National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory discovers penguin problem solving, ?talking?, and their enduring search for new worlds.

Movie special-effect gurus are forever trying to invent more compelling creatures from other planets, hoping to terrorize our imaginations. To do this, they often draw from the natural world, and few creatures fit the bill more than the cephalopods: shapeshifters, with three hearts, blue blood and holes in their brains.