National Geographic WILD Saturday

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Another selection of surprising animal friendships, including a duck and its two feline friends, and a dog that likes to hitch a ride on a miniature horse

The vets race against the clock to remove a toy from a dog's stomach, heal a wild hawk and vaccinate an elusive heifer

The zoo hopes for a polar-bear pregnancy, two endangered red wolves go on a blind date, and a young elephant gets some unusual treatment.

The vet challenges Charles to take part in a charity swim, while Dr Brenda discovers a cow is having respiratory issues and has twisted its stomach

Dr Oakley scrambles to save a dog after it ingests human supplements, operates on a deer's suspicious lump, and removes the eye of an alpaca

Dr Oakley transports a bull by boat and sees chinchillas for a cuteness check

Documentary exploring the wild and varied landscapes of Patagonia, which remain largely untouched by modern civilisation, and are home to some of nature's most adaptable creatures

Thord and Bjoern face a roadside stand-off with the police when they're forced to stop a rescue in its tracks

As Thord and Terje risk their lives to save one truck's valuable cargo, Jo Roger and Stig help another truck which is stuck blocking a main road

Simon has his hands full with a lightning-fast mamba and an unidentified snake terrorizes a school, before Siouxsie handles the deadliest of the lot

Simon has his hands full with a black mamba that does will not be caught, a cobra hiding in a room of old sacks, and a snake in a car

The Schroeders perform an emergency c-section on a cat who has been in labour for two days, and then a horse with a lacerated leg requires some creative care

The baby animals at the zoo, including goats, a trio of fluffy flamingo chicks, a baby gazelle, and a feisty eland calf

This week at the Columbus Zoo, daredevil flying goats, adorable cheetah cubs, a cranky female tiger, a lethal king cobra and a rhino that paints

The largest animals living alongside Africa's rivers from the Zambezi to the Ogooue, including elephants, hippos and crocodiles

The fire brigade helps out with a dangerous capture, as Simon and Siouxsie hunt down mambas all over the city

Residents race to complete projects before winter. Curly constructs a duck blind. Oliver and Breanna try to load up on crab

Tim 'Curly' Leach may have bitten off more than he can chew as a pack of wolves turn a routine duck hunt into a potential bid for survival

Two baby white rhinos join the herd at The Wilds, a pair of red pandas have a blind date in a tree, and a super-cute tortoise baffles its doctors

The penguin colony gets annual exams, and the staff holds its collective breath as a rare pangolin pregnancy unfolds at the Columbus Zoo

Canadian vet Dr Michelle Oakley shows her daughter, Sierra, the ropes of animal care. Among other tasks, the pair perform a check-up on an eight-month-old puppy

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