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Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with @Rolex. In the face of a changing world, these explorers are not giving up hope for our seas.
The Antarctic climate may be brutal, but this huddle of emperor penguins makes it look like a cozy affair.
Narrated by Auli驶i Cravalho, #ExpeditionSavingOurSeas premieres November 13 at 9/8c on @NatGeoTV. Streaming next day on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
Rolex and The National Geographic Society are partnering on select science-based expeditions to explore, study, and document change in the planet鈥檚 unique regions. #PerpetualPlanet.
Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with @Rolex. Our oceans don't exist in isolation. Now, National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Explorers are undertaking groundbreaking expeditions to reimagine them as a single entity.
From harsh conditions to rival predators, these wolves face danger at every turn. But one of their greatest struggles may also be the simplest: finding enough food to survive.
#WolvesUpClose with Bertie Gregory is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
Climbing Everest takes incredible determination. Capturing it on film adds a whole new challenge.
From Oscar庐-winning filmmakers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, Everest: The Other Side, now playing only in theaters and IMAX worldwide.
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When you're the size and weight of a bull forest elephant, even the rapids at Kongou Falls can't stop you.
After decades of capturing award-winning photographs, National Geographic photographer Tim Laman still considers his own backyard one of his favorite places to practice his craft. He shares his tips for beginners looking to improve their bird photography closer to home. 馃敆 on.natgeo.com/dUogHq
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest received 65,403 entries from 121 countries and territories this year. Here are 16 of the winning photos, which captured striking moments in the lives of animals and fungi around the world. 馃敆 on.natgeo.com/gQCcr8
To capture Jim Morrison's incredible accomplishment, the team was willing to go beyond their limits and risk it all.
From Oscar庐-winning filmmakers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, Everest: The Other Side is now playing only in theaters and IMAX.
It took National Geographic photographer Jaime Rojo 20,000 attempts to capture a single photograph of monarch butterflies in flight. After following their migration across North America, he knows just how unpredictable these striking orange-and-black insects can be. 馃敆 on.natgeo.com/vzQStd
