From giant stick bugs to rarely seen sea creatures, these animal videos fascinated us—and led to new scientific discoveries.
Greenland’s remote eastern fjords are a place of elemental beauty, where glaciers carve through the land, musk oxen roam ...
The crackle of a campfire beneath a star-studded sky; the scent of cedar in old-growth forests; the thunder of a packed ...
From an elusive jaguar to an industrious beaver, photographers captured iconic animal moments around the world.
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Deep-sea ‘hotels’ reveal 20 new species hiding in Pacific Ocean twilight zone near Guam
A transparent goby fish drifted through the darkness, its skeleton visible through paper-thin skin. Nearby, a sea slug wore ...
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I Saw Seals, Walrus, and Arctic Foxes on This Epic Polar Expedition Cruise
The National Geographic Endurance is a comfortable base for explorations in icy waters, whether in the Arctic or in the ...
Nature often brings out its miracles in the form of creatures that outlast humans by centuries, surprising us with our ...
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The Polar Bear Photo That Shocked the World—and What It Really Means
Polar bears lose sea ice due to climate change, forcing them to fast longer and lose body fat, leading to emaciation. The photos sparked debate over narrative and accuracy, with experts urging caution ...
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Oregon's Scenic Road Trip Along US Route 101 Passes Sea Caves, Lighthouses, And Iconic Beaches
For a scenic Pacific Coast road trip, try out this gorgeous section of U.S. Route 101 in Oregon that passes by sea caves, iconic beaches, and lighthouses.
A new hiking route on Kangaroo Island takes walkers on a journey through Flinders Chase National Park via platypus-filled ...
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13 National Parks Better Than Yellowstone (According to Rangers)
Yellowstone may be America’s most famous national park, but many park rangers quietly agree that fame does not always equal ...
Meanwhile, in Northern Greece, the Palace of Pella—the birthplace of Alexander the Great— finally opened to the public in ...
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