The Incredible Dr. Pol Returns! This August on Nat Geo WILD

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August 2012 The Incredible Dr. Pol - New Season Saturday, 8/25 at 10P Dr. Jan Pol is back, once again tackling the challenges that come with being a successful veterinarian in rural Michigan. On the season premiere, the staff is busier than ever. Between treating a pheasant with a broken leg and stitching the mouth of a dog that literally ate his owner's homework, a tornado warning forces the team to retreat and wait out the storm. WATCH A PREVIEW >> FULL TV SCHEDULE >>   Dangerous Encounters On August 22, Dr. Brady Barr is back with a new season of Dangerous Encounters. This time, he is out to find America's very own backyard beasts.   360° Panorama: Elephants Elephants, the largest of all land animals, are among the most recognizable on Earth. Zoom in and enter their world in this 360° panorama.   Giant Squid Discover the facts behind a legendary denizen of the deep. Explore the mysteries of their lives in the abyss.   Rare African Bats Photos See photos of rare African bats from National Geographic Society/Waitt grantee Michael Curran's African Bat Biodiversity Project.     Ice Bear Tonight at 8P e/p The polar bear is the biggest predator on ice, but when the ice disappears he is forced into an epic migration and must endure a grueling summer on land.   Sharkfest August 12-17 Starting next Sunday, join us for a whole week of our favorite shark shows. First, a team of free-divers and conservationists separates shark attack myths from realities.

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