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After a close escape, Kio faces a setback when his older brothers are banished.

The Coast. Life on the coast of Portugal is full of beauty and brutality for the unique animals that live there, from the smallest phytoplankton to the giant sperm whales.

June must deal with orphaned pup, Vince, as he tries to join her burrow.

The Prairie Dogs of northern New Mexico deal with all kinds of threats, big and small.

Reptiles are like scaly monsters from another time. As scientists unlock their secrets, the more remarkable they become.

The long, dry winter brings desperation to the animals who live here. Prepare yourself for a highly charged, emotional, and informative ride.

In Botswana, where the Okavango Delta fades into the Kalahari, water and desert clash in a yearly cycle of abundance and loss. Along Africa's longest zebra migration, herds, predators and desert survivors depend on the fleeting lifeline of the Boteti River. Elephants, lions and hyenas converge as shrinking water forces dangerous encounters, while thousands of zebras must choose between starvation and a perilous journey to the Makgadikgadi salt pans. When rains arrive, the desert briefly transforms, flamingos flood the pans and life surges, before heat returns and the cycle begins again. Combining cinematic spectacle with intimate storytelling, "Dust" explores resilience, climate and survival in a rapidly changing world.

Reptiles are like scaly monsters from another time. As scientists unlock their secrets, the more remarkable they become.

The long, dry winter brings desperation to the animals who live here. Prepare yourself for a highly charged, emotional, and informative ride.

Africa's deserts are hostile and unforgiving realms where all living things bow to the power of the elements.

Nonstop Doc. On this special episode of 'The Incredible Dr. Pol', Michigan's most trusted vets are always on call, because animal emergencies don't wait for business hours.

A cockatiel has a tweaked beak and Dr Lisa ponders a cat's bladder leak. When a Chihuahua arrives with an eye emergency, Doc remains focused.

Dr Pol treats three bovines and one tiny rabbit before heading to the Netherlands with Diane to celebrate his 80th birthday.

Deep in the Amazon, rumours of hundreds of giant reptiles congregating in an uncharted lake abound. Are these exaggerated legends or is the veil of mystery about to be lifted on the black caiman?

National Geographic Wild. 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.

Reptiles are like scaly monsters from another time. As scientists unlock their secrets, the more remarkable they become.

In Australia, dominant saltwater crocodiles, called ""boss crocs," are the largest and most powerful animals on the continent.

The clock starts just before sunrise—when the temperature begins to rise. It's hard work being the world's biggest lizard on Rinca Island.

In Botswana's Okavango Delta, a young Nile crocodile embarks on her first season of motherhood. After winning the chance to breed, she faces fierce competition for nesting territory and the challenge of safeguarding her eggs through months of flooding, searing heat and relentless predators. Monitor lizards, mongooses, baboons and rival crocodiles all threaten her nest while she stands guard. When her hatchlings finally emerge, she carries them to safety in her jaws, but their journey has only begun. In a watery world where even crocodiles prey on their own kind, only a few of her offspring will survive. For this first-time mother, every choice is critical in a nursery where survival is anything but guaranteed.

A forensic look at how Nile crocodiles hunt, offering new perspectives on their precise tactics when ambushing herds of wildebeest and zebra.

National Geographic Wild. 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.