National Geographic WILD Monday

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The team travels to a remote Alaskan island where they're shocked to find that the feral cat population has exploded

A sea otter gets a zip tie embedded in its paw, and a reindeer birth takes everyone by surprise. At the raptor centre, three orphaned screech owlets have to bulk up to be released

Hunter Josh James and chef Matt Tebbutt combine their skills to prove they can eat like kings even in extreme conditions, beginning in Mexico's Copper Canyon

Two swimmers get a surprise from a pair of whales. Plus, a circus lion proves highly unpredictable

Four cows resist being given pregnancy checks, Brenda deals with an after-hours emergency involving a horse, and the clinic faces a difficult future as Sandra prepares to leave

Documentary following Canadian vet Dr Michelle Oakley as she treats animals across the vast area, which also takes in Alberta's Discovery Wildlife Park

Nzuri, a first-time mother, is forced to add strategy to speed in order to avoid predators, feed her cubs and steer them successfully to adulthood

The hunting techniques of servals, caracals and black-footed cats, which can include leaping 10 feet in the air and swiping birds out of the sky mid-flight

A rescued Florida panther demands attention, while a bear cat mating pair settles into its new home. A zebra has a hoof trim, and a pair of a hungry Komodo dragons enjoy a feast

Zeb Hogan goes in search of Africa's biggest freshwater fish - the Nile perch - a voracious 6ft creature that can reach more than 400 lbs

Professional snake-catcher Simon Keys' most remarkable encounters with baby snakes in bustling cities

Dr Oakley tries to outsmart a herd of bison and fights for the life of a cherished friend

Les Stroud follows the migration of Arctic Alaskan Caribou, one of the largest mass movements in the natural world, as thousands travel across the tundra at speeds of up to 50mph

Predators battle over food, territory and offspring in tropical paradises around the globe

Predatory animals that live on beaches and prey on other coastal creatures

In an effort to break free of societal norms, the next generation of Alaskans must learn to survive by their own rules in harsh climates

To survive winter, the Alaskan residents must learn new skills using bush ingenuity

In 2004, Galveston saw three rare and horrific shark attacks. Experts look at evidence and first-hand accounts to find out what happened

Compilation of highlights from the series. Dr Oakley wrangles a huge muskox, and has to deal with a herd of wild horses

Strawberries prove a useful tool in training an orangutan, a rhino is in need of a mate, and five juvenile indigo snakes are finally ready to make their voyage into the wild

Dr Oakley goes in search of ibexes in the French Alps, and also treats a group of parrots and a tiny owl

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