Nat Geo Wild Schedule, Wed, 22 May 2024 (United Kingdom)

One Bad Gator: Staff dice with death as they make three alligators move home. The park takes in a huge and dangerous bull gator. But can its staff contain the aggressive beast? (S3, ep 2)

Moving Targets: At the mercy of the unforgiving dry season, the Kalahari's enormous herds travel huge distances. But a life on the move can be incredibly dangerous. (S4, ep 6)

Alaska Calling: Dr Oakley helps a sled dog that's had a nasty run-in with a porcupine. Reindeer, black bears and a wolverine are in need of her attention, too. (1 of 3)

Tunnel of Love: As the sea lions rejoice over the long-awaited opening of Adventure Cove, a tiny loris and beloved iguana present strange mystery illnesses. U. (S5, ep 3)

Dances with Dachshunds: Dr Oakley treats an off-the-grid dachshund and an emotional support pig, and reunites reindeer siblings. All ages. (S8, 15)

Teleshopping.

Fire Hazard: The men search for injured animals in a raging forest fire, corral 50 bison for a big move to another ranch, and save a gang of baby alligators from a muddy ditch. (S2, ep 4)

Bone Crushers: Asian tigers and Arctic bears take centre stage in these bone-shattering clashes. There are no rules in these extreme animal battles. (S5, ep 8)

From the great white sharks of South Africa to the tiger sharks in the Maldives, a team of scientists seek to uncover whether dominance is a masculine or feminine trait below the waves. U

Surprisingly Human: A look at shocking and surprising animal behaviour, including the creatures who can cheat death and some of the odd friendships formed in the wild. (5 of 6)

Mission Impawssible: A whirlwind of emergencies keeps Doc out on nonstop farm calls while his team of vets keep the clinic covered. U. (S12, ep 12)

Boatload of Bull: Dr Oakley transports a bull by boat and sees chinchillas for a cuteness check. U. (S11, ep 3)

Documentary exploring the ferocious world of Komodo dragons. A male and female engage in an eventful courtship while a youngster faces up to a vicious rival.

On a barren Australian island, deadly tiger snakes survive in a place that is hostile and unforgiving. But why are they here and how do they prosper in this desolate place?

Babies on Board: Meet the babies of the zoo, from adorable bouncy baby goats and a trio of fluffy flamingo chicks, to a sweet baby gazelle and a feisty eland calf. RATING: AA (S3, ep 4)

Redemption: After an unsuccessful solo trip, Captain Paul calls in a former mate in hopes of salvaging his season and proving he's a changed man. U. (S11, ep 16)

Housing Estate Horror: A huge black mamba hides under the kitchen sink, Simon rips apart a couch to find a spitter and climbs a tree to catch a highly venomous vine snake. 12+. (S6, ep 6)

Hold the Cheese, Please: Dr Oakley treats a bulldog and an elk and moves three baby bison to their new home. The team meets a veteran and their beloved therapy reindeer. U. (S11, ep 21)

Incredible first-hand accounts of people who believe dolphins and whales saved them from a potentially fatal shark attack. 12+.

In 2018, a small Australian community was rocked by a series of violent shark attacks. Was this the work of one rogue serial killer on the loose? 16+

California Killer: Experts investigate the spate of shock shark attacks on the southern Californian coast, an area that has never had to fear these ferocious predators before. (2 of 3)

Change of Plans: In extreme sub-zero temperatures, the next generation of Alaskans seek out new hunting grounds to catch the nutrition they need to survive. RATING: AA (S2, ep 13)