Two New Premieres on Nat Geo WILD
This weekend Nat Geo WILD has two new premieres that you won’t want to miss if you’re love animals or gardening. If you’re looking for a new show to consider then be sure to tune in and check out Aloha Vet and Secret Garden on the network. Aloha Vet, premiering Saturday, March 21, is a brand new weekly series that follows veterinarian Dr. Scott Simm as he treats animals in need across the Hawaiian Islands. From exotic sea turtles to domesticated pets in paradise, Dr. Simm cares for everything that flies, swims, slithers or struts. Then, on Sunday, March 22, Nat Geo Wild presents Secret Garden, a beautiful special that looks at the plants and small animals that inhabit our own backyard gardens.
About Aloha Vet:
Island hop with one of Hawaii’s best-known veterinarians, Dr. Scott Sims, as he treats animals on the go. Unlike most vets, Dr. Sims sees both wild and domestic animals, large and small, and he’s known for doing whatever it takes to give them the care they need. He even built his own private plane to go on house calls. A true adventurer, he’ll perform procedures on beaches, mountaintops, near waterfalls, and even on the tailgate of a truck. Watch Dr. Sims rescue a sea turtle caught in fishing line, save an unconscious horse stuck in a riverbed, and bring sight back to a pig blinded for years. Don’t miss the Aloha Vet as he ventures across the rural islands of Hawaii, doing whatever it takes to help all creatures great and small. Aloha Vet premieres Saturday, March 21 at 9 PM ET/PT.
Hawaiian veterinarian, Dr. Scott Sims, rushes to the aid of a horse in critical condition. With no clues as to what’s wrong, time is of the essence.
Dr. Scott makes good on a promise he made to his assistant Dia by performing a check-up on her rescue parrots. One feisty rescue parrot named Brother gives Dr. Scott more attitude than he bargains for.
About Secret Garden:
Spring is in full bloom! And, Nat Geo WILD is ready to smell the roses from our Secret Garden. Gardens have long epitomized paradise, and many of us derive great pleasure in creating our own Garden of Eden. Our cameras are taking a close look at the plants and small animals that call this home. Today, exotic plants live alongside native animals; an eclectic mix created by generations of gardeners. But many of the creatures that live here go unnoticed, leading secretive and mysterious lives. Small field voles make a network of tunnels under the vegetable plot, a shy weasel hides in the woodpile, and mason bees wallpaper their nest with colorful petals. As summer turns to autumn, small grass snakes hatch within the compost and edible dormice look for apples stored in our garden sheds. Stunning high definition footage and time-lapse photography reveals the vibrant colors of autumn and winter. This is a journey into an unknown and exotic wilderness that is our own back garden.
Nickida
Nickida is a first-generation Trinidadian American wife and mother of four. She enjoys sharing recipes from her childhood growing up in Trinidad with her readers. Nickida has a son with Autism and shares posts around traveling with a child with special needs to help other families like her own. She loves television, movies and is a true 80's baby.
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