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- What’s the best brain workout? Turns out, it might be channeling your inner grandma. 🧶 Recent studies suggest that “grandma hobbies”—slow, hands-on activities like knitting are surprisingly powerful for brain health. Learn more at the 🔗 in bio. Host: @addi.mov
- Twinkle, twinkle, little fireflies. #ARealBugsLife is now streaming on @disneyplus.
- “The greatest film ever made.” - @chrishemsworth Watch #ChrisHemsworthRoadTrip, tonight at 9/8c on National Geographic. Streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu.
- Unlike Egyptian mummies, dinosaur mummies aren’t embalmed—they form when soft tissues like skin are preserved in a thin layer of clay. Paleontologist and Nat Geo Explorer Paul Sereno explains how these easy-to-miss impressions can reveal details that bones alone never could. Dive deeper into the extraordinary science of dinosaur mummies at the 🔗 in bio.
- Paid content for @visitcostarica. The best way to start the day in a small Costa Rican town like Turrialba is with a visit to the market, where you can meet the locals and sample the delights. For Nat Geo Explorer and photographer Rubén Salgado Escudero, that's the real spirit of pura vida. Discover more of the essence of pura vida at the 🔗 in bio.🍍🌿🥥🥭🍅
- In 2024, a hidden camera captured footage of a wolf stealing the bait from a crab trap, which some researchers suggest constitutes the first reported tool use by a wild wolf. While captive canids—like dogs and dingoes—have been observed using tools to solve problems, this new study highlights the adaptability and cleverness of wild wolves and sparks debate over what constitutes tool use. Learn more about signs of animal intelligence and what wolves are really capable of at the 🔗 in bio.
- You might have heard that ant colonies follow a queen—but did you know these queens can be dethroned? A new study has documented the queen of one ant species dethroning the queen of another. The usurper carried out this unusual and dramatic form of matricide by tricking the worker ants into killing their own mother queen, then taking over as the new ruler of the colony. Learn more about invading ant queens at the 🔗 in bio.
- 6National Geographic photographers have spent the past year documenting the world in all its beauty and complexity. Out of hundreds of thousands of photos, 25 were selected as our Pictures of the Year. 📸 From once-in-a-lifetime phenomena to elusive animals to pioneering science, view these special moments featuring rare wildlife, scientific discoveries, and human exploration at the 🔗 in bio.
- Petition to make "as relaxed as a lizard" a new saying. 🦎 #WildChile is streaming on @disneyplus
- What camera essentials should you always pack when heading into the field? Nat Geo photo engineers Tom O'Brien and Eric Flynn weigh in with what they never leave home without—and there are some... interesting choices.
- Sea lion courtship is a little more complicated than simply swiping right. #GrowingUpAnimal is now streaming on @disneyplus.
- The night sky pulls out all the stops in Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota. #AmericasNationalParks is now streaming on @disneyplus.
- How sperm whales nursed their calves remained a mystery for years, but now we know. 🐋 #SecretsOfTheWhales is now streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu.
- Turn it up. Nature already did. Watch the full music video for @fredagainagain's HARDSTYLE 2 at the 🔗 in bio.
- Kim Knor has come a long way since she forged her parents' signatures to take part in her first skydive at 18. She's been a part of the first U.S. Women’s Parachute Team, inducted into the International Skydiving Hall of Fame, and—at the age of 86—just completed her 1000th jump. In celebration of this milestone, she shares her advice on longevity, mental and physical acuity, and living life to the fullest. Read the full interview at the 🔗 in bio.
- Dive into the life of one of nature’s most misunderstood predators—what’s your favorite tarantula fact? 🕷️
- Paid content for @pepsico. In Brazil, farmer Maria Vitória Vasconcelos is reimagining how agriculture and nature can thrive side by side. In this biodiverse landscape, crops, trees, and animals all play a part in a self-sustaining cycle of life. Discover how Maria and her team are letting nature lead the way toward a more sustainable future at the 🔗 in bio.
- In Namibia’s desert, a matriarch leads her family through a landscape of extremes. Her knowledge—passed down through generations—guides the herd to hidden water sources and fleeting shade. For her calf, each moment is a lesson in strength and survival, and a reminder that even in the driest places, life finds a way. Video by Martin Gregus Jr. @mywildlive
- Ever seen a rat pluck a bat from mid-air and crunch down on it? At multiple study sites in labs and caves, researchers have captured rare footage of rats using different strategies to successfully intercept bats in flight, all in total darkness. The videos reveal the surprising dynamics of bat-rat relationships—and suggest how human activity is fueling these interspecies conflicts. Learn more at the 🔗 in bio.
- Using chemical analysis of a Borealopelta fossil, scientists found traces of reddish-brown pigment in its skin, giving us a real look at what dinosaurs actually looked like. #DrainTheOceans is now streaming on @disneyplus.
- Paid content for @debeersofficial. The beauty of Southern Africa's Kalahari Desert has inspired people across generations. Today, earthen-toned Desert diamonds celebrate the colors of the Kalahari, from which many originate. Through the Okavango Eternal partnership between De Beers and National Geographic, these diamonds are also helping to protect a major lifeline within this desert—the Okavango Delta and its source waters.
- In 2026, Yamagata Prefecture offers an answer to Japan’s overtourism debate: roughly 200 miles (322 kilometers) north of Tokyo, its rural charms go hand in hand with a sense of otherworldly quiet. Home to tranquil temples and sacred shrines, in winter the mountains of Yamagata transform into a snowy wonderland with a ski season that can last until early summer. See our full #BestOfTheWorld 2026 list of must-go destinations at the 🔗 in bio. Vidoe by @michaelgeorgephoto
- Today’s all about predators—both animal and alien! 👽 Join Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangias as they size up what it takes to survive the hunt. Experience Predator: Badlands exclusively in theaters and IMAX, November 7.
- When the wild hits harder than the bass. 🎵 HARDSTYLE 2 – Fred again.., KETTAMA, Shady Nasty @fredagainagain
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