Nat Geo Wild Schedule, Today (United Kingdom)

New York Nightmare: An unprecedented surge of six shark attacks in just three weeks rocks the popular beaches of New York on Independence Day. 12+. (S9, ep 2)

Treasure Coast Terror: In 2021, a spate of seven shark attacks rocks Florida's Treasure Coast, and beachgoers want to know why. U. (S9, ep 3)

King of the Outback: Zeb uncovers the plight of five giant predators. Trapped in dry waterholes in the Outback, the fight for food and survival leads to a war between species. (S2, ep 11)

Giant Eels: Huge, flesh-eating, wall-climbing and snakelike, the giant eel can attack like a crocodile and live for over 100 years. Zeb goes in search of the biggest. (S2, ep 12)

Oh Deer!: Dr Oakley fears that a deer with a limp has a serious bone infection. RATING: AA (S8, ep 4)

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Clash Of Kings: The incredible story of Titus, the 35-year-old silverback king who must fight to defend his crown against rival gorillas in the African jungle. (1 of 2)

Brother Against Brother: Filmed deep in the jungles of Tanzania, this remarkable documentary captures the power struggle between chimpanzee siblings Freud and Frodo. (2 of 2)

Ecologist Chris Morgan travels to the jungles of Northern Sumatra to document the work being done to save its population of wild orangutans - today, fewer than 7,000 remain. U.

Viking Coast: Spectacular aerial look at Norway, Finland and Sweden's beautiful wildernesses. In Norway, the coastline reveals huge fjords and daring explorers. (1 of 5) RATING: AA

Mystic Waters: In the far north of Finland, freezing rivers attract daredevils from across the world, including fearless ice skaters and naked ice swimmers. (S1, ep 4) RATING: AA

Intelligent and cultured, the killer whale dominates every ocean on earth. Discover how this top predator employs multiple killing techniques to become the World's Deadliest Whale.

Eight Legged Killers: A look at deadly arachnids, including scorpions and brown recluse spiders, and the masterful methods these creepy killers use to snare their prey. (3 of 3)

Battle of the Sexes: Spectacular three-part series following Botswana's most iconic and charismatic creatures as they look to mate and bring up a family in a world full of dangers. (1 of 3)

Born to Survive: Remarkable footage follows the bad dads and super mums of Botswana - parents that will do anything to give their young a fighting chance. (2 of 3)

Nature's Greatest Architects: From hippo-carved highways through the Okavango Delta to birds' nests built to attract a mate, creatures transform Botswana's landscape each season. (3 of 3)

Orca Dynasty: Orcas across the globe use unique strategies to stay on top of the food chain, from slapping their tails to rooting out hidden stingrays. 7+. (S1, ep 1)

In 2009, the southern Line Islands had pristine coral reefs and thriving ecosystems. But in 2015, ocean warming hit hard. Six years later, will there be signs of recovery? 7+.

Rhino Reunion: As incredible friendships are forged, bonds are made between a pair of lazy lemur brothers and rambunctious wallaby roommates. U. (S4, ep 1)

Reindeer Pedicure: Deep dive into a rhino's mouth, then give pedicures to a group of reindeer, before taking an afternoon stroll with a vulture. U. (S5, ep 2)

Stunning aerial look at the vast coastlines and soaring mountains of Sweden, Finland and Norway - three countries famed for their spectacular wildernesses. (S1, ep 3) RATING: AA

There's a Snake in the Fridge!: It's mamba season and these deadly snakes are playing hard-to-get in trees, boxes and even a fridge. Simon risks his life to save them. 12+. (S6, ep 3)