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- Solving mysteries, one poop at a time! 🐶🔍 #csitiktok #dogsoftiktok #mystery #detective 🎥 by @raewynngrant @k9conservationists
- Pop! Goes the... cloned ferret? Elizabeth Ann's genetics are derived from an ancestor that died nearly 40 years ago. Today, both captive and reintroduced populations descend from just seven distinct genetic “founder” animals. While this limited genetic diversity has always been a concern, the introduction of new and unrepresented genetic material may provide a significant boost to the current black-footed ferret population! #PhotoArk 🎥 by @joelsartoreofficial taken at the National Black-Footed Ferret Conservation Center.
- 🤭 You just can't keep a clever bird away from a tasty treat! #cockatoos #birdsoftiktok Video by Antonio J. Osuna Mascaró, Goffin Lab, Messerli Research Institute, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna
- In 1845, British explorer Sir John Franklin and his crew disappeared while attempting to be the first to navigate the Northwest Passage. 175 years later, a National Geographic team sought to find evidence of their fate—but not without obstacles of their own... Read the full story at the 🔗 in bio and don’t miss the special premiere of “Explorer: Lost in the Arctic” on August 24 at 10/9c on National Geographic. Stream on @disneyplus and @hulu the next day. #NatGeoExplorer
- Meet the honeybees that live at Nat Geo HQ ☺️🐝 Tell us what else you want to know about these amazing creatures! #WorldHoneybeeDay #SaveTheBees #Honeybee Hosted by Zach Baumgartner
- Behind the scenes of our FIRST-EVER virtual photo shoot! 📷 Pari Dukovic photographed the next generation of National Geographic Explorers—with everyone fully remote! See the rest of the photos at the 🔗 in bio #photography #photoshoot Hosted by @shweta.gulati
- Long lines are so last season! If you want to avoid crowds, it's not too late to upgrade your summer at these under-the-radar national parks! Head to the 🔗 in bio for the entire list! 🗺️ 🏕️ #nationalparks Hosted by @starlightwilliams
- What does a great white shark see? 🦈 Scientists Enrico Gennari and Lacey Williams attach a shark fin camera onto a great white! Watch #SharkFest on @disneyplus and @hulu
- Paid content for Finish💧Fresh water resources are shrinking due to historic droughts and overuse. Nat Geo Photographer Pete McBride is on a mission to protect our vital rivers.
- Alfresco galleries in the Algerian desert 🪨🎨 Head to the 🔗 in bio to learn how you can visit. #rockart #prehistoricart 🎥 by @krivicmatjaz
- Venturing outside your comfort zone can lead you to incredible places—like climbing Iceland's enormous Mýrdalsjökull Glacier and discovering its hidden blue ice caves ❄️ Watch #NeverSayNever with Jeff Jenkins, Sundays at 10/9c on National Geographic, and stream on @disneyplus and @hulu! #Iceland #adventure #travel
- Is there anyone who loves sharks more than Gibbs? For Nat Geo Explorer Gibbs Kuguru, studying sharks isn't just a job, it's a way of life! His research has put him in the water with some of the mightiest fish on the planet, and he wants your help to protect them. 🎥 by Gibbs Kuguru Watch SharkFest this summer on National Geographic, @disneyplus, and @hulu.
- Calling all the ladies 😎 The magnificent frigatebird has a mighty wingspan and awesome stamina—but he really impresses mates by inflating his chest and playing drum solos on it. Learn more about this impressive courtship display at the 🔗 in bio. Video by Rodridgo Monterani on a @lindbladexpeditions
- A polar bear cub named Beans gets a little too comfortable with a remote camera setup🐻❄️🥹 Video by Martin Gregus Jr.
- ☀️🐻 Sun bears are a hot topic these days! Did you know these fun facts about them? #sunbears
- 4Are your spidey senses tingling?🕷️The false widow spider is just one example of how nature has evolved lookalike species. Comment which spider you think is the black widow and find the answer at the 🔗 in bio.
- Trash at the world's highest peak is piling up. Here's how to be a responsible climber at Mount Everest. #MountEverest #Nepal #climbing #sagarmatha #himalayas 🎥 by @martinedstrom and IVAR Studios
- What is it like to walk across the globe? Meet Nat Geo Explorer Paul Salopek, who for the past 10 years has been on a 25,000-mile journey in the footsteps of our ancestors (and still has 12,000 miles to go.) Read more about the project at the 🔗 in bio, and follow @outofedenwalk for more dispatches. 🎥 @johnstanmeyer
- So! Many! Sharks!🦈 Nat Geo Explorer Dr. Catherine Macdonald and her teams at Field School and the University of Miami work to understand and protect the region's many local shark species. From big apex predators like hammerheads to smaller mesopredators like baby blacktip sharks, this adventurous team sees them all. 🎥 by Dr. Catherine Macdonald and Field School Watch #SharkFest this summer on National Geographic, @disneyplus and @hulu
- In 1847, British explorer Sir John Franklin and his crew disappeared while searching for the Northwest Passage. A Nat Geo team sought to find evidence of their fate... but not without obstacles of their own.🫣 The team sailed from the Atlantic into a mazelike network of channels toward the other side of the continent, off the coast of Alaska. Along the way, their boat became trapped in ice floes, and with winter approaching, they—much like the ill-fated Franklin expedition—risked being stranded in the Arctic. Read more at the 🔗 in bio. 🎥 by Renan Ozturk
- Sharks vs. seals 🥊 Watch #SharkFest this month on National Geographic, @disneyplus and @hulu #shark
- Come on Barbie, let's go ... back in history 💖 How much do you know about pink's surprising past? 👀 We're here to break it down. Read more at the 🔗 in bio.
- How do you tag a great white shark? 🦈 Reese is a nine-foot-long juvenile female and the 283rd shark to join the biggest study of white sharks in the Atlantic. #shark #marinebiology Watch #SharkFest this month on National Geographic and @disneyplus
- Shark meat is served on dinner plates around the world—but not everyone knows they're eating it.😳 Head to the 🔗 in bio for more on the shark meat trade and its risks to both humans and endangered species.🦈 #sharks #sharkfest Hosted by Dina Fine Maron, Nat Geo Wildlife Watch reporter Photos and video by Victor Moriyama and Dina Fine Maron
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