Presented by @Rolex. Black rain frogs spend most of their lives underground—until it’s time to venture out of their comfort zone and find a mate. Through its partnership...
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National Geographic Explorer Gimo Daniel’s dung beetle expedition comes with some less-than-glamorous fieldwork. He uses human poop to lure the insects into traps on Mozambique’s Mount ... ещёnatgeo
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. Narrated by...

Presented by @Rolex. Bearded vultures have a remarkable diet—they feed mainly on bones, which they crack open on rocks. Yet fewer than 400 remain in southern Africa....

On Kukeri Day, dancers in elaborate masks, animal skins, and bells move through Bulgarian villages and households. These rituals are meant to drive away evil spirits and...

Presented by @Rolex. Pangolins usually roll into a ball when threatened, which can protect them even from hungry lions. But this defense mechanism can't protect them...
It’s snack time for these humpback whales. They use rings of bubbles like nets to concentrate fish and krill before surging through for a feast. is streaming on...
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Presented by @Rolex. Mountain gorillas have made a comeback in recent decades, with their population nearly doubling since the 1990s. But their close contact with humans...

Photo by @joelsartore | Blyth’s hawk eagles are known for their signature call: a whistling shriek so intense it will make your hair stand on end. A hunter of birds and...

Fasting is a common practice, whether for religious reasons or with the goal of losing weight, preventing chronic disease, or even slowing aging. Those who fast for...

Presented by @Rolex. Vultures are part of nature’s cleanup crew, devouring dead animals and preventing the spread of diseases. But now these flying janitors are in...










