National Geographic WILD Friday

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Dr Oakley introduces the new clinic kitten to her patients. Next, she sees a wolverine with a growing lump on its side and provides comfort to its worried owner

A young leopard refuses to leave its mother, despite having reached maturity two years previously

Marine researcher Zeb Hogan goes looking for the Mongolian terror trout, a fish that grows up to 7ft long and has been known to eat small mammals

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

Dr Emily goes into labour three weeks early, leaving Dr Pol and Dr Brenda to man the busy clinic without her a little sooner than expected

Dr Michelle Oakley helps a Hereford cow that is having trouble giving birth. Plus, a French bulldog arrives at the clinic for a caesarean section

Underwater cinematography takes you inside ocean ecosystems, revealing some behaviours that have never been filmed before

The Matahta and Western Prides continue their struggle for supremacy, a mother's devotion to her cub is tested, and the Makulu pack prepares for a battle against the hyenas

The vets attempt to replace a missing bone in a cheetah's shoulder, while a flamingo must endure daily physical therapy if it wants to fix its bow leg

The vets are kept busy by geckos, goats, cows and mini horses with everything from lumps and bumps to sneezes and coughs

A hitchhiking forest cobra at a wedding keeps Simon and Siouxsie guessing, and an emergency black mamba callout turns into a canine rescue mission

A giraffe paints pictures using a brush attached to the end of a dog toy, and a camel and a calf become friends after their mothers are unable to raise them

Conservationists begin an ambitious project to bring life back to Gorongosa National Park, where 95% of animals were killed by bombs and hungry locals during Mozambique's civil war

Animals that have adapted to survive in the harsh conditions of the Sahara, the world's largest desert where food and water can barely be found

Curly's deer hunt comes to an unexpected end. Sam, Troy and Terry struggle with uneven ground building a bathroom, and Sarah, Veronica and Breanna forage for berries

Thord risks getting crushed when a runaway trailer threatens a main road, Terje's simple rescue gets complicated and Torstein and Isac help a truck that's overturned

A young leopard refuses to leave its mother, despite having reached maturity two years previously

Exploring the Everglades, the first national park founded to protect wildlife and ecological richness, which teems with life above and below water

A flood strikes on Dr Emily's first week back at Pol Vet after maternity leave

Dr Michelle Oakley makes her annual 500-mile trek to help Alaska's newborn reindeers and moose and also tackles a ferocious wolverine

Highlights from the series featuring aquatic animals, including orcas and great white sharks

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