National Geographic WILD Sunday

Snowstorms and frigid cold make Alaska an unforgiving place to live and work, but for Dr Oakley there's no such thing as a snow day

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From the North Sea to the Alps, Germany's wild spaces hide many curious animal characters

Seas and snow batter the Iberian Peninsula, creating unique habitats that allow species found nowhere else on earth to thrive

Exploring Poland's varied and resourceful wildlife, from the Baltic Sea to the Carpathian Mountains

The team tries to transform a vintage Volkswagen campervan into a giant novelty fish tank, and Francis puts a potential new assistant through her paces

Ben is challenged to install two over-sized tanks in an Orlando mansion, and Mat tries to build a terrarium for a rare frog

Sharks that have mastered the art of the sneak attack. Scientists race to investigate what makes these sharks so stealthy in the hope of saving lives

Each year sharks attack nine times more men than women. Are sharks truly the man eaters of legend? Experts search for answers

Documentary looking at the Mississippi river system. In winter at its starting point, Lake Itasca, wolves, bobcats and porcupines face a constant battle to survive

Documentary investigating how wildlife along the river survives and adapts to the changing environment during spring floods caused by meltwater

It's raining baby giraffes, Dr Priya gives Connie the elephant an eye exam, and two camel brothers embark on a new life

Some of the deadliest patients at the zoo, including a 200-pound python with killer back pain, a girl-shy male lion and a bear with a gnarly cough

Part one of two. Wildlife inhabiting Pacific Islands, adapting to survive in environments ranging from coral atolls and smoking volcanoes to pieces of a lost continent

Part two of two. Ocean-dwelling creatures try to avoid becoming prey to other animals and find a mate to breed the next generation

The impact of summer on the Arctic. The continent experiences 24 hours of daylight, which releases remote islands from the sea ice, and attracts marine mammals and flocks of birds

The wildlife of the Boreal forest, the largest woodland on Earth, home to bears, wolves and hummingbirds which have adapted to survive in the harsh winters

The flora and fauna that are able to survive in the harsh conditions of the Arctic tundra, from large land-dwelling predators to flesh-eating plants

Staff face the challenge of transporting a 57st sick alligator to undergo surgery

A bee wrangler is rushed in when one of the team is attacked, and a hungry hawk leads Rey to her nest where her chicks are clinging to their lives

Some of the deadliest patients at the zoo, including a 200-pound python with killer back pain, a girl-shy male lion and a bear with a gnarly cough

An abscessed tooth turns nasty for an aging sheep, Lulu the giraffe gives birth, and a dangerously skinny skink confounds the vet staff

Dr Oakley joins a cattle round-up at a ranch, where she grabs a lasso and tries roping a calf. Plus, she treats a goat, a sheep, a horse and a dog

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