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    A century ago, most of Japan lived in rural farming communities, where nearly all the work was done by hand. Step into Japan’s countryside in the early 20th century with this arch…

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    These elephants in Lopé National Park, Gabon, are on the move 🐘

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    In 2024, NASA selected three companies to develop three lunar terrain vehicle prototypes. NASA has just announced that two of these rovers won the competition and will likely be d…

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    Despite being pardoned and favored by Julius Caesar, Marcus Junius Brutus joined the plot to murder him. The conspiracy didn't achieve its ultimate goal of restoring the Republic,…

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    Considered the world's largest flower garden, more than seven million tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths bloom in the Netherlands' Keukenhof Gardens during Spring.

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    In 18th-century Britain, a theft conviction could result in the death penalty—but these draconian laws didn't deter Jack Sheppard. Sheppard went from carpenter's apprentice to pet…

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    After being born in the sand where their mother laid her eggs, leatherback sea turtle hatchlings have to make their own way to the ocean.

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    In 1869, Major John Wesley Powell led the first recorded expedition through the Grand Canyon. A century later, a Nat Geo team returned to follow his route down the Colorado River…

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    There are so many secrets left to uncover! Next year, National Geographic Explorers Bertie Gregory and Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant travel the globe to meet our planet’s eight extraordinary…

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    Some of the world’s oldest tea forests can be found on China’s Jingmai Mountain, where a group of Indigenous tea growers uses ancient techniques to create a coveted blend. But why…

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    By pollinating this cactus flower, these bees are taking care of themselves while helping the Mexican desert bloom.

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    This cheese is banned across Europe, but in Sardinia, it's a local delicacy. Rooted in the island’s pastoral traditions, casu marzu is a soft, spreadable cheese with a sharp flavo…

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    Bees do so much for us, and we can do something to help them out in return. This World Bee Day, learn more about how we can bee good to the bees by watching #SecretsOfTheBees, now…

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    Jon Favreau, Sigourney Weaver, and Pedro Pascal sat down to discuss how even in a galaxy far, far away, our own natural world peeks through. Experience @StarWars: The Mandalorian…