Nature / Around the World

Neil deGrasse Tyson compares the development of the human brain to the development of cities and microbial mats.

The golden snub-nosed monkey only lives in the mountains of central China. And, when a baby is born, all the females want a chance to hold her.

Earthquakes can leave behind incredible devastation, while also creating some of the planet's most magnificent formations. Learn about the geophysics behind earthquakes...

Slovenia is a country defined দ্বারা water, with আরো than 60 rivers and streams, 300 artificial and natural lakes, and 7,500 freshwater springs - each of which is packed with minerals and nutrients.

When it comes to viruses jumping from জন্তু জানোয়ার to humans, bats hold a unique place in the transmission chain. Christopher Golden and James Longman investigate an abandoned mine for signs of poaching অথবা viruses impacting the bat population.

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Oceanographer and National Geographic Explorer Paola Rodriguez works to restore coral reefs in her native Mexico.

A place all but free of human settlement, humanity is scrambling one of the ocean’s richest wildernesses. Fossil-fuel burning thousands of miles away is heating up the western peninsula faster than almost anywhere else.

Yellowstone National Park is epic, beautiful, and iconic. Find out how it became America's first national park.