Nat Geo Wild Schedule, Tue, 23 Apr 2024 (United Kingdom)

Small but Deadly: Discover the small but deadly creatures that inhabit Africa. What these predators lack in size, they make up for in power, strength and tenacity. All ages. (S7, ep 3)

Like Mother, Like Daughter: Dr Oakley performs a checkup on two scrappy lynx, and Sierra takes charge on clinic day. U. (S11, ep 7)

Stand by your Manatee: Tiger cubs explore their new habitat at the zoo and an orphaned manatee is rescued from the wild. Plus, there are laughs at hyena feeding time. (S1, ep 3)

Cub Nation: It's a busy week at The Columbus Zoo as the companion dogs look after three new adorable cheetah cubs, and a scimitar oryx calf is born. RATING: AA (S1, ep 1)

Porcupine Posse: Dr Oakley checks up on Bindi's pups to get them ready for adoption. Plus there's a problem infesting the reindeer at the AWCC. (S7, ep 10)

Teleshopping.

Deadly Game: A bear chews up a woman's kayak, despite her desperate protests. Plus, elephants back a motorcyclist into a corner. More dangerous and outrageous animal clips. (S3, ep 6)

It's Owl Good: While Dr Hodges flies to the rescue of an owl, the pressure is on for Dr Ferguson as he places an adrenal implant in a ferret. U. (S2, ep 7)

A lyrical portrayal of the enchanting, wild creatures who call Lapland home.

Masters of Intimidation: Look out for these Botswana bullies. Scourges of the Savannah, they target others and their own, bringing terror to the Kalahari.

Office Nightmare. Simon makes a gruesome discovery in a shipping container after workers stumble on a black mamba. An office goes into lockdown when staff spot a green snake. (S4, ep 4)

Dr O And The Three Bears: Dr Oakley helps a dog that was attacked while protecting its owner, a guinea pig with raspy breathing and a lynx with deformed legs. (S8, ep 9)

Gator Breakout: The men discover a breach in their security when a huge alligator escapes from 'Alcatraz', part of the park that houses the most dangerous alligators in Florida. (S2, ep 3)

Shapeshifters: Changing their colour at will, or transforming the shape of their bodies to mimic their deadliest enemies - the octopus is an incredible shapeshifter. U. (1 of 3)

Masterminds: Octopuses break all the rules of animal intelligence, solving complex problems, using strategies and even planning for the future. U. (2 of 3)

Social Networkers: Octopuses were always thought to be nature's ultimate loners, preferring their own company - but their secret social lives suggest otherwise. U. (3 of 3)

A Farm is Born: Spearheaded by Dr Pol and his son Charles, the Pol family's three generations are joining forces to grow their animal loving empire and build a family farm. U. (S1, ep 1)

It's Simon and Siouxsie to the rescue, when a black mamba slithers into a kitchen, a huge cobra is spotted in a shopping mall and a mechanic finds a lethal snake in his toolbox. (S3, ep 5)

Minkus Stinkus: Dr Oakley heads to the Kroschel Wildlife Centre to treat a moose with limb issues and a mink that cannot stop sneezing. RATING: AA (S8, ep 7)

Porcupine Posse: Dr Oakley checks up on Bindi's pups to get them ready for adoption. Plus there's a problem infesting the reindeer at the AWCC. (S7, ep 10)

New.

River Invasion: Aquatic ecologist Zeb Hogan dodges flying fish as he takes a closer look at the Asian carp that have invaded America's waterways. (S2, ep 1)

Mamba Invasion: A massive black mamba holds an apartment block hostage, Sioux uncovers another one at a wedding venue and Mbali has a close brush with death. U. (S9, ep 2)