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History
nationalgeographic.com > history > article > jacques-cousteau-underwater-living

Captain Jacques Cousteau’s Dangerous Quest to Live Underwater

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (1808+ words) Pioneering a new underwater world for man, the father of scuba diving and other French oceanauts lived for a month 36 feet below the surface of the inhospitable Red Sea. I am finishing an enjoyable meal with my wife Simone and…...

Environment
nationalgeographic.com > environment > article > global-status-coral-reef-data-climate-change

See How Much Corals Have Declined in Just 40 Years

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (740+ words) As the oceans warm, coral reefs face an uncertain future. Scientists are piecing together the current state of their global decline. The world’s coral reefs are in dire shape, according to a new report. Hard corals, as opposed to soft…...

Animals
nationalgeographic.com > animals > article > striped-mullet-fish-migration

Witness the Uncanny Spectacle of Millions of Mullet Swarming in the Atlantic

1+ mon, 4+ day ago   (232+ words) National Geographic Just beyond the shoreline of the southern United States, the annual migration of the resurgent striped fish has become a breathtaking conservation success story. The mullet may be humble, but their pursuers are often big-name sport fish, meaning…...

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nationalgeographic.com > photography > article > photo-of-the-day-august-2026-air-bubbles-northern-lights-seals

23 Classic Nat Geo Images, From a Flamboyance of Flamingos to the Northern Lights | National Geographic

4+ day, 14+ hour ago   (73+ words) 23 Classic Nat Geo Images, From a Flamboyance of Flamingos to the Northern Lights nationalgeographic.com 23 Classic Nat Geo Images, From a Flamboyance of Flamingos to the Northern Lights You May Also Like 21 stunning Nat Geo pictures that will take your…...

Travel
nationalgeographic.com > travel > article > where-to-eat-the-best-oysters-in-the-uk-this-season

It's Oyster Season—Here's Where to Eat the U.K.'s Best

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (585+ words) National Geographic It's Oyster Season—Here's Where to Eat the U.K.'s Best The U.K.’s native oyster season begins in September. Here are the best places to eat the prized bivalves. If you ever need an excuse to eat…...

Animals
nationalgeographic.com > animals > article > milkweed-spotted-lanternflies

The Surprising Secret Weapon Against Spotted Lanternflies

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (751+ words) Early research suggests that a backyard plant might poison the invasive species. The spotted lanternfly is a large, visually striking insect that first showed up in the U.S. in 2014. In just over a decade, this invasive species has multiplied across the…...

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nationalgeographic.com > photo-of-the-day > media-spotlight > arthritic-spider-conch

An Unusual Conch | Nat Geo Photo of the Day

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (106+ words) The arthritic spider conch (Harpago arthriticus) is native to the shallow waters in the Indian and western Pacific oceans. The image is part of Jim Wehtje's upcoming exhibit at the Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum in Sanibel, Florida. Wehtje is primarily…...

Environment
nationalgeographic.com > environment > article > nepal-glacier-floods-warming-climate-disaster

Nepal’s Glaciers Will Flood Again. Can Scientists Predict the Next One?

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (849+ words) The Himalaya is one of many places around the world home to glaciers that are increasingly becoming unstable as the planet warms. Although this specific catastrophe was unanticipated, this type of hazard—the rapid, violent collapse of a glacier—is…...

Travel
nationalgeographic.com > travel > article > national-park-service-anniversary-protecting-parks

America’s National Parks Are Entering a New Era

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (573+ words) The landscapes that the National Park Service has spent more than a century protecting are now documenting a rapidly changing planet—and testing the limits of conservation. Here’s how parkgoers can help. (First, they were pelts, then pests. Now beavers…...

Animals
nationalgeographic.com > animals > article > brazil-giant-anteater-road-collision-behind-the-scenes

Why a Nat Geo Photographer Spent 3 Years With Elusive Giant Anteaters

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (682+ words) Between 2017 and 2020, 766 giant anteaters were found dead along highways in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. What sparked your interest in Giant Anteaters? When I was around 15, I saw a giant anteater for the first time while fishing with my dad…...