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- @billieeilish is not afraid of hard truths. In the face of climate anxiety, she has some advice on how to stay grounded. We sat down with her to learn more about what keeps her hopeful and how she is making her tours environmentally friendly. Read our full profile at the š link in bio.
- Allison Fong's moment of wonder? Making the journey to the North Poleāand getting to see firsthand just what lives in the sea ice. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographicās #EarthMonth collection throughout April and stream #PoleToPole with Will Smith on @disneyplus and @hulu. #EarthDay
- Drop by drop, winter is on its way out, and the spring blooms aren't far behind. š #IncredibleAnimalJourneys is now streaming on @disneyplus. #EarthDay
- Our planet is a wondrous solar powerhouse šāØ For billions of years, plants have been capturing sunlight and turning it into lifeānatureās own incredible energy magic! #OneStrangeRock is now streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu. #StepIntoWonder #EarthDay
- Polar bears mostly stick to Arctic ice, but they can swim well and often enter nearby coastal waters to hunt or travel. In this moment, captured by @mywildlive, the belugas surrounding the mammal are in luck as the lone swimmer is in no position to attack. #EarthDay
- For National Geographic Fellow Sandesh Kadur, the natural world has always been a source of wonderāespecially when it comes to big cats. Itās those rare, almost surreal moments in the wild that stay with him. Join Explorers and #StepIntoWonder with National Geographicās #EarthMonth collection throughout April on @disneyplus. #EarthDay
- Kea parrots depend heavily on their beaks for everything from foraging to preening, so missing a part of it would typically put a bird at a serious disadvantage. But at a wildlife reserve in New Zealand, one precocious parrotāBruceāis defying the odds. With only a half-beak, heās developed a novel jousting-like attack with his feet and lower beak to vanquish rivals and achieve alpha male status in his circus. Learn more about Bruceās ingenious combat skills at the š in bio.
- Possibly the cutest close-up youāve seen today. Whether they're digging burrows, foraging, or exercising their curiosity, meerkats rely on their keen senses every day to navigate environments like the Kalahari Desert. #EarthDay
- Thereās wonder above, below, and all around us. The salt flats of Bolivia blur the line between Earth and the cosmos. šš« #WelcomeToEarthSeries is now streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu. #StepIntoWonder #EarthDay
- Getting to see bees up close is always excitingābut for Dr. Sammy Ramsey, watching how broomstick bees protect their food for the next generation was truly unforgettable. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographicās #EarthMonth collection throughout April and stream #SecretsOfTheBees on @disneyplus and @hulu. #EarthDay
- This Earth Month, Maejor partnered with National Geographic for his new album Earth Moods: Frequencies (Vol. 1). With a track designed for restoration and clarity, take in the beauty of the ocean and its residents. Listen to @maejorās album wherever you stream music now and watch our #EarthMoods livestream throughout Earth Month on Nat Geo's YouTube channel at the š in bio. #EarthDay
- Trapped in a flooded cave, and forced to endure extreme cold as they wait for a rescue, the clock is ticking for these adventurers. #ExtremeRescues is now streaming on @hulu.
- A rare genetic mutation called pseudo-melanism has resulted in roughly half of the tigers in India's Similipal Tiger Reserve sporting coats with far more black than those of usual tigers. This widespread coloration is a symptom of a shallow gene pool in a region that previously faced a dwindling tiger population, and could prove catastrophic if conservation officers aren't able to find these tigers more genetically diverse mates. Learn more about the causes of these black-coated tigers at the š in bio. #EarthDay
- Red pandas are super cute, super stinky, and also not really pandasāhaving more in common with raccoons and weasels. Discover five facts about these adorable tree-top dwellers.
- 4Perhaps no historical figure has so enflamed passionsāand debatesāthan Cleopatra VII. Destined to be the last of her dynasty, the Egyptian pharaoh used seduction and political savvy to further the interests of ancient Egypt in the face of the expansion of the Roman republic. But though she is one of the best-known women in history, thereās little that historians and archaeologists can say for sure about Cleopatra. Head to the š in bio for what is known about the legendary, yet mysterious, queen of Egypt.
- For National Geographic Explorer Hana Raza, moments of wonder can come at the most surprising timesālike when her camera trap photographed a Persian leopard, an animal thought lost in Iraq's Zagros Mountains. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographicās #EarthMonth collection throughout April on @disneyplus.
- When we get conservation right, it can lead to moments that take your breath away. That's what @bertiegregory experienced while filming the largest gathering of fin whales. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographicās #EarthMonth collection and stream #EpicAdventuresWithBertieGregory on @disneyplus.
- Ocean jungles capture carbon and support life, and weāre only just starting to understand how important they really are. Ocean with David Attenborough is now streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu. #StepIntoWonder
- When we save bees, we save ourselves. š These pollinators are vital to a thriving ecosystem and are key environmental indicators. That's why @joelsartoreofficial loves bees. Weāre celebrating 20 years of the National Geographic #PhotoArk, an audacious project documenting the world's incredible biodiversity and highlighting the importance of conservation through photography. Which animal do you want to see next? Learn even more about what makes bees wonderful in #SecretsOfTheBees, now streaming on @disneyplus @hulu.
- One trip to Italy is never enough. @stanley.tucci returns for a second season of #TucciInItaly to explore 5 new regions, diving deeper into the food, people, and traditions that define Italy.
- Weāve always known bees were smart. Now, science suggests they may be geniuses. š In the cover story of our new May issueāout nowāwe reveal the remarkable minds of the worldās most important pollinators. Emerging research shows that bees can solve complex problems, associate colors with rewards, and navigate everāchanging landscapes. That breadth of intelligence is rare in the animal kingdomāand it may be key to their survival. Read the story at the š in bio. Elsewhere in the issue, we travel to South Sudan for a stunning and rare view of the worldās largest animal migration. We explore the ruins of the ancient Indus Valley metropolis of Mohenjo Daro, a city that has remained largely unexplored for centuriesāuntil now. And we join researchers on a globeāspanning journey to visit isolated communities, in a quest that could upend medical science. If this sparked your curiosity, thereās more waitingāsubscribe to Nat Geo at the š in bio.
- Paid content for @prada. For millennia, Native Hawaiians have managed land and sea as one connected system, stretching from ridge to reef, reflecting a belief that the sea is a living relative, not a resource to be consumed. Prada Group, in partnership with UNESCO, is working with local educators to share valuable lessons in ocean stewardship with the next generation. Explore more about this mission at the š in bio.
- Through his breathtaking photography, National Geographic photographer Anand Varma has a simple goal: to remind people that wonder can be found anywhereāyou just need to look carefully around you. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographicās #EarthMonth collection and stream #NatGeoPhotographer on @disneyplus.
- Venomous, well-armored, and extreme binge eaters, Gila monsters are rarely seen but incredibly remarkable reptiles whose venom even has medicinal applications. Discover five surprising facts about Gila monsters.
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