Since 2006, the project has photographed 17,000 species in the world’s zoos, aquariums, and wildlife sanctuaries.

After Galloping Gertie collapsed in 1940, its twisted steel created a thriving underwater world. Now it’s at risk.

A cute snack pouch with Stoney Clover Lane vibes (at an economy-seat price) that'll corral all their snacks in one place in ...

Following his three big award wins at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe, Phil, the very definition of funny bones, presents his brand-new show' Bath Mat'. Jam-packed with laugh-out-loud profound silliness, ...

Alberta’s allure as a travel destination keeps leaping from the pages of magazines with international sway — so let’s build ...

National Geographic looked at more than 3,000 Instagram posts for our recent hashtag challenge to find the 10 most inspiring ...

The first-place-winning video captures the self-pollination of a thymeleaf speedwell (Veronica serpyllifolia), a plant found ...

The results of the Nature inFocus Photography Awards 2025 were officially announced on 15th November at the Nature inFocus ...

These are just a few of the stunning wildlife scenes captured in the 2025 Nature inFocus Photography Awards. In the forests ...

The results of the Nature inFocus Photography Awards 2025 were officially announced on 15th November at the Nature inFocus ...

In the first study of its kind, scientists found a correlation between climate change and a rise in urban rat populations. A rat scurries across West Broadway in New York City. A study looking at rat ...

Another great National Geographic partner tour from G Adventures is Iconic Ireland. The nine-day tour starts and ends in ...