Meet the World’s Weirdest Animals: This June on Nat Geo WILD

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June 2012 World's Weirdest All This Week at 10P Starting tomorrow, turn your dial to "strange," because Nat Geo WILD is about to get weirder than ever. All this week at 10P, meet some of the strangest creatures the animal kingdom has to offer. We've got everything from female fish who transform into males to hybrid "ligers" bred from two ferocious big cats and definitely larger than life. Watch a Preview >> Full TV Schedule >>   Animal Fathers Celebrate Father's Day with this collection of animals that are known to be hands-on and sometimes even overprotective animal fathers.   Monarch Butterfly Mesmerizing in flight, butterfly patterns weave incredible designs. Get to know these ephemeral beauties.   Animal Conservation Find out what National Geographic Society is doing to save animals all over the world, and learn what you can do to help.   National Parks Learn more about the amazing beauty in our own backyards in the USA Today/National Geographic National Parks Special Edition.     Animal Superpowers - 3 Episodes Tonight Host Patrick Stewart embarks on a quest to unravel real-life superpowers of the animal kingdom.   Big Baboon House Saturday, June 23 A troop of boisterous baboons has the adventure of a lifetime when they take up residence in a posh vacation home filled with accommodations more suitable for humans.

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