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See 100 years of New York City—through the lens of Nat Geo photographers
As New York City celebrates the 400th anniversary of its founding, National Geographic looks back on more than a century of ...
Compelling photos reveal nature’s beauty in astounding detail
From a hummingbird in flight to up-close encounters with parasites and their hosts, these images will spark the curiosity ...
How to dig up 55 tons of dinosaur bones from the world’s fiercest desert
A team of paleontologists led by National Geographic Explorer Paul Sereno uncovered a trove of dinosaur fossils in the Sahara ...
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Experiencing National Geographic Expeditions’ Newest Itinerary: Portugal & the Azores
National Geographic Expeditions offers a luxury tour of Portugal and the Azores, emphasizing seamless logistics, attention to ...
Finding tradition and modernity in the desert
A National Geographic Explorer eats through the culinary past, present, and future of Abu Dhabi. " A nation without a past is a country without a present or a future. "—the late Sheikh Zayed bin ...
Photo story: Exploring the rugged beauty of Big Bend, Texas
Discover why West Texas' Big Bend region is an outdoor lover's dream. The Big Bend region of West Texas has no shortage of ...
Mars in the spotlight: Texas investigates M&M’s maker for use of synthetic food dyes
The state of Texas has launched a formal investigation into Mars Incorporated, the maker of the famous M&M's and Skittles ...
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Truth is stranger than fiction: National Geographic’s Underdogs
Ever heard of barnacle geese? Macaque monkeys? They are not your typical nature documentary stars. Take a break from the lions and the tigers: these are nature’s underdogs.