Shark experts from around the world examine evidence of sharks eating sharks.

The story of Paige Winter is told, who was attacked by a shark in waist-deep water in North Carolina, now shares her story in the hopes of inspiring others.

A marine biologist and a meteorologist travel to the Bahamas to test a theory about sharks that connects shark behavior to the weather.

A small beach town in Alabama emerges as an unlikely hot spot for shark attacks.

Two unlucky ocean lovers are attacked by sharks not just once, but twice.

Three alarming shark attacks occur in the Bahamas in just thirty-nine days.

Ten shark attacks leave visitors reeling off Florida's Space Coast, around the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, in 2003.

Los Angeles is shocked by four shark attacks in four months, and beachgoers are not feeling safe.

Hawaii is shaken by three bizarre shark attacks in less than five months.

The Pol Clinic is packed with a mini-pig, a giant bunny, and a pregnant dog, but when a Great Dane comes to the clinic in need of a home, Dr. Pol can't say no.

After Charles is injured by a kick from a horse, Diane has to step in and take his place and accompany her husband as he goes about attending to his farm calls.

Dr. Pol is busy with antsy animals as he treats a pit bull's nasty gash, two puppies with porcupine problems, a mini-horse, a pet pig and a breeched calf.

Horses drive Dr. Pol wild as he works to fix runny noses and gruesome gashes. But when he's asked to give a commencement address, will he be as good a speaker?

The animals of Isabella County are getting antsy after such a long winter, and they're up to more trouble than usual. Charles lends a hard at a local farm.

The cold bite of winter has Dr. Pol staying busy fixing frozen teats, giving stitches to hard-hided pigs and helping with the birth of a very big calf.

It's ready, set, VET as Dr. Pol and the other vets race to take on emergency after emergency in one frantic Friday.

Dogs are taking over at Pol Veterinary Services this week, from unclaimed strays to noisy farm dogs, Dr. Pol and his crew are prepared to care for them all.