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We’re only just starting to understand how important ocean jungles really are. #StepIntoWonder
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We’re only just starting to understand how important ocean jungles really are. #StepIntoWonder
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Warning: Don’t watch if you’re hungry! #TucciInItaly
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Warning: Don’t watch if you’re hungry! #TucciInItaly
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Go behind the scenes of some of our National Geographic 33 shoots! #NatGeo33
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Go behind the scenes of some of our National Geographic 33 shoots! #NatGeo33
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Egypt: Discovery of an ancient Greek papyrus in an emerald mine
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Egypt: Discovery of an ancient Greek papyrus in an emerald mine
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A new study analyzing nearly 200 instances of whale-dolphin interactions between 19 species around the world suggests that whales and dolphins could be seeking out direct contact with one another. Dolphins have long been seen frolicking near whales, but experts observed them purposefully engaging in positive behaviors such as rubbing against the larger cetacean, swimming close to their heads, and even catching a bow ride. Some whale species even seem to reciprocate these friendly approaches more
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A new study analyzing nearly 200 instances of whale-dolphin interactions between 19 species around the world suggests that whales and dolphins could be seeking out direct contact with one another. Dolphins have long been seen frolicking near whales, but experts observed them purposefully engaging in positive behaviors such as rubbing against the larger cetacean, swimming close to their heads, and even catching a bow ride. Some whale species even seem to reciprocate these friendly approaches more
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33 seconds with Hollywood legend and conservationist Harrison Ford. #NatGeo33
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33 seconds with Hollywood legend and conservationist Harrison Ford. #NatGeo33
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When pumas returned to Patagonia, they were greeted by new residents: Magellanic penguins. With more than 40,000 penguin breeding pairs crowding a stretch of coast, scientists report that the cats now hunt this abundant new prey much more than expected—reshaping how they move, eat, and even tolerate one another. This dynamic challenges our assumptions about what happens when large predators return to an ecosystem. Learn more about the new food web taking place in Patagonia: https://on.natgeo.com
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In tightly guarded ant colony nests, anything that smells out of place is quickly attacked. New research suggests Sceptobius rove beetles infiltrate ant colonies for food and protection—by switching off their own chemical profile and coating themselves in the ants’ odor. There's just one catch to this undercover lifestyle. Explore the science behind their remarkable disguise: https://on.natgeo.com/4kD9uis | National Geographic
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Step into a world beneath the surface that's teeming with life. #OneStrangeRock #StepIntoWonder
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Could Spinosaurus swim? A new fossil with a scimitar-like head crest provides new evidence on the unsettled question. While other spinosaurids had head crests, the newly discovered Spinosaurus mirabilis has a more dramatic protrusion that may have served as a signaling function for potential mates or rivals. It also had interlocking, cone-shaped teeth, like those seen in modern crocodiles and ancient aquatic reptiles used to snag fish. This “fish trap” is just one of several traits that have fue
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A tent made from leaves? That’s what these Honduran white bats (Ectophylla alba) call home. They're one of 22 New World leaf-nosed bats that reshape leaves from more than 77 plant species into stable roosts. A team of National Geographic Explorers is studying how these bats developed their architectural expertise—while cataloguing the various styles of tents they make. Learn more about these bats and how they support rainforest ecosystems: https://on.natgeo.com/3OuIK80 | National Geographic
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¡Una ciudad perdida Inca puede que acabe de salir a la luz! Hablamos del hallazgo de la ciudadela oculta de Ancocagua | publi Te lo cuenta @lidiamerenciano para su sección de noticias en @Historia National Geographic #aprendeentiktok #AprendeConTiktok #Arqueologia #historia #history
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