What does our planet look like from 400 kilometers up? And what does the night sky look like from the ground below? Nat Geo Explorer and photographer Babak Tafreshi and NASA astronaut Don Pettit coordinate to photograph the same location from radically different perspectives—one from the ground and the other from the International Space Station. Discover their work for yourself in the October issue of National Geographic and here: https://on.natgeo.com/3KfL2G5 This week is dedicated to you—our c
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What does our planet look like from 400 kilometers up? And what does the night sky look like from the ground below? Nat Geo Explorer and photographer Babak Tafreshi and NASA astronaut Don Pettit coordinate to photograph the same location from radically different perspectives—one from the ground and the other from the International Space Station. Discover their work for yourself in the October issue of National Geographic and here: https://on.natgeo.com/3KfL2G5 This week is dedicated to you—our c
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A huge square base is all that remains of an ancient Babylonian structure. Could this be the ruins of the biblical Tower of Babel? | National Geographic TV
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A huge square base is all that remains of an ancient Babylonian structure. Could this be the ruins of the biblical Tower of Babel? | National Geographic TV
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Today’s all about predators—both animal and alien! 👽 Join Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi as they size up what it takes to survive the hunt. Experience Predator: Badlands exclusively in theaters and IMAX, November 7. | National Geographic
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Today’s all about predators—both animal and alien! 👽 Join Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi as they size up what it takes to survive the hunt. Experience Predator: Badlands exclusively in theaters and IMAX, November 7. | National Geographic
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The powerful volcanic activity that shaped Hawaii continues to destroy and create, even today. | National Geographic TV
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The powerful volcanic activity that shaped Hawaii continues to destroy and create, even today. | National Geographic TV
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Buoyed by a thick layer of fat and a coat that helps retain warmth, polar bears stay afloat with ease, a quality that makes them powerful swimmers in the Arctic. But as sea ice continues to shrink, these mammals are being pushed into the water more often—like in this moment captured by Martin Greguš Jr. | National Geographic
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Today only two northern white rhinos, both females, remain on the planet, and they live at Kenya's Ol Pejeta conservancy. When the last male northern white rhino died, it looked as if the species might be lost. But thanks to a bold plan orchestrated by the BioRescue Project, there are now northern white rhino embryos—and hope that this species may be saved. Follow photographer Ami Vitale for the updates on this race against extinction. To celebrate crossing the mark of 200 million followers, we'
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Looking for your next adventure? National Geographic’s picks for Best of the World 2026 are here. 🌎 Developed by our team of travel experts and global editors, our #BestOfTheWorld guide contains the most awe-inspiring, meaningful, and immersive experiences for the year ahead. Our bags are packed—see where we’re headed: https://on.natgeo.com/3WiZGix | National Geographic
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When Nat Geo Explorer Dr. Shireen Rahimi set out to find freshwater eels in the rivers of Mo’orea, French Polynesia, she didn’t expect it to take two days of searching and wading through rain-swollen water to finally reach them. Considered sacred on the island, these eels are a signal of a healthy ecosystem where clean, fresh water flows from the mountains to the sea. | National Geographic
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From roots to rain-soaked soil, these cubs are discovering their world one paw step at a time 🐾 Watch National Parks USA, on Friday 27th February at 11am, on National Geographic WILD UK. | National Geographic UK
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For many species, time is running out. More than 26,000 species worldwide are threatened with extinction. Today is Endangered Species Day, a day to remember that interaction between animals and their environments is the engine that keeps the planet healthy for all of us. When you remove one species, it affects us all. Find out more at NatGeoPhotoArk.org | National Geographic UK
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