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- Fernando Gomez Baptista, artist and senior graphics editor has spent the past 15 years creating animations and interactives for National Geographic. See how he made the Thubchen Lhakhang temple, a 15th-century Buddhist monastery in Nepal, for the January 2023 issue. ✏️🎨 #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 @shweta.gulati
- Native to the Scottish Highlands, color-changing mountain hares thrive in tough winter conditions—but now there’s less snow. ❄️ Read more at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Andrew Parkinson
- The Elgin Marbles have become a symbol of the debate over where certain artifacts belong: foreign museums or their countries of origin. A group of artists and researchers is creating replicas of the sculptures to encourage the British Museum to return the originals to Greece. Photographer Richard Barnes takes us behind the scenes while on assignment in Carrara, Italy, where a robot is carving these replicas. Read more of our March cover story at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Guglielmo Mattioli, 📷 Richard Barnes
- The rats don’t run this city, but they’re also not going anywhere anytime soon. 🐀 Learn more about how rats became an inescapable part of city living at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Charlie Hamilton James
- Paid content for Travel Nevada. The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering unites people with diverse backgrounds to foster connection and preserve cowboy culture tradition. 🤠 Read more at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Video by Joshua Cogan
- What's happening to the world's largest rhino farm? 🦏 Read more from Wildlife Watch at the 🔗 in bio #NatGeoTikTok Credit: Dina Fine Maron
- In 2015, Nat Geo Photographer Charlie Hamilton James visited the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya to document his experience with orphaned elephants. 🐘 Today, he reflects on his assignment and the critical role elephants play in our ecosystem. #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 by Charlie Hamilton James
- How do you photograph the decline in birthrates in China, the world's most populous country? 📸 Nat Geo Photographer Justin Jin describes his approach. Read the full story at the 🔗 in bio. #BehindThePhoto #NatGeoTikTok
- Happy Women’s History Month! We dug into our archives to highlight some of our incredible female Explorers from the 19th and 20th centuries. 🌟 Learn about more trailblazing women at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok #WomensHistoryMonth
- Happy Manatee Appreciation Day! Buffett is one of only two trained manatees in the world participating in special research at Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Florida. He helps scientists understand how to better protect his endangered species in the wild. Read more at the 🔗 in bio. 😍👏 #ManateeAppreciationDay #NatGeoTikTok
- Escaramuzas is the only all-female event in the Mexican rodeo. See how Nat Geo photographer Natalie Keyssar captures riders’ athleticism and grace. 🇲🇽 🐎 #NatGeoTikTok #WomensHistoryMonth
- 8Cap-y-barrra! Capybara! Capybara! Capybara! Capybara! Capybara! 💛 Did you know about the 💩 fact? Learn more fun facts about these 🔥 viral sensations 🔥 at the 🔗 in bio! #NatGeoTikTok #CapybaraTikTok
- Fierce lightning storms, such as this one in Oklahoma from 2018, have the power to generate terrifying tornados. 🌪️ #WorldMeteorologicalDay #NatGeoTikTok
- Nat Geo Photographer and Explorer Tom Peschak documents some of the earliest depictions of humans' relationships with aquatic life in the Amazon.💧 Read more at the 🔗 in bio. The #PerpetualPlanet Amazon Expedition was supported by Rolex. #NatGeoTikTok #WorldWaterDay 🎥 by Otto Whitehead and Tom Peschak
- Learn how Nat Geo underwater photographer Michaela Skovranova captures breathtaking sea life footage 🐋 #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 @mishkusk, Scott Portelli
- This team is raising endangered zebra sharks and reintroducing them to the wild in an attempt to save them from extinction. 🦈🥺Learn more about the mission at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Jennifer Hayes, 📸 David Doubilet
- The olive ridley sea turtle nests on the shores of Costa Rica in groups of thousands. 🐢 🥚 #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Vanessa Bevy
- Bears in the Northern Rockies are feasting on as many as 40,000 moths a day! 😳 Learn more about these grizzlies—and why they're relying on moths as a food source—at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Steven Gnam
- Are these ads putting a bat species at risk? 🦇 Read more from Nat Geo Wildlife Watch at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok
- Meet the zombie fungus that won't take over... yet 🫣🧟🍄 Learn more at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok #TheLastofUs
- 🍄 So many mushrooms! 🍄 Learn more about California's 'supershroom' season at the 🔗 in bio! #NatGeoTikTok 🎥 Michael Christopher Brown and Alejandra Borunda
- 10Pigeons can get a bad rap 😬 but they’re biological marvels—they see colors we can’t, make milk for their young, and there are over 300 species of them! Here are a few of Nat Geo photo editor Maura Friedman’s favorites. Which pigeon is your fav? We love birdie chungus. 💛 Read more about what makes pigeons ✨ special ✨ at the 🔗 in bio! #NatGeoTikTok #PhotoArk 📸 @joelsartoreofficial
- Nat Geo Photographer Celeste Sloman and textile artist Bisa Butler discuss their approaches to portraiture and the mutual inspiration they find in each other's work. 💛 #NatGeoTikTok #InternationalWomensDay #WomensHistoryMonth
- We requested this foldable kayak for research on how origami is revolutionizing technology. 😯🛶 Read more at the 🔗 in bio. #NatGeoTikTok Credits: @mayaweihaas, @craigcutlerstudio
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