48 Environmental Victories Since the First Earth Day As Earth Day turns 48, we take a look back at the biggest milestones in environmental protection. Source: National Geographic As Earth Day turns 48, we take a look back at the biggest milestones in environmental protection. 48 Environmental Victories Since the First Earth Day
How Deep-Sea Fish Are So Exceptionally Black In the darkness of the oceans’ depth, fish have evolved a strategy to become nearly invisible to prey. Source: National Geographic In the darkness of the oceans’ depth, fish have evolved a strategy to become nearly invisible to prey. How Deep-Sea Fish Are So Exceptionally Black
Inside the Black Market Hummingbird Love Charm Trade Catch a hummingbird. Kill it. Wrap it in underwear, cover it with honey—and sell it to arouse passion in a lover. Who does this? Source: National Geographic Catch a hummingbird. Kill it. Wrap it in underwear, cover it with honey—and sell it to arouse passion in a lover. Who does this? Inside the Black Market Hummingbird Love Charm Trade
First Bat Removed From U.S. Endangered Species List Just thirty years ago, only a thousand of the bats remained—but after decades of work, the species is thriving. Source: National Geographic Just thirty years ago, only a thousand of the bats remained—but after decades of work, the species is thriving. First Bat Removed From U.S. Endangered Species List
Why We Created This First-of-Its-Kind Digital Field Journal The new community platform is designed to empower the next generation of global explorers. Source: National Geographic The new community platform is designed to empower the next generation of global explorers. Why We Created This First-of-Its-Kind Digital Field Journal
This Film Crew Might Be the First to See Humpbacks Give Birth Follow along on their journey to capture this world first. Source: National Geographic Follow along on their journey to capture this world first. This Film Crew Might Be the First to See Humpbacks Give Birth
Ancient Chronicles Show Modern Demise of Snub-Nosed Monkeys China’s 2,000-year-old enthusiasm for keeping meticulous records is providing scientists with an unusual resource to track the dwindling primate numbers. Source: National Geographic China’s 2,000-year-old enthusiasm for keeping meticulous records is providing scientists with an unusual resource to track the dwindling primate numbers. Ancient Chronicles Show Modern Demise of Snub-Nosed Monkeys
The Race to Save the World's Disappearing Languages Every two weeks a language dies. WikiTongues wants to save them. Source: National Geographic Every two weeks a language dies. WikiTongues wants to save them. The Race to Save the World's Disappearing Languages
Exclusive: How We Made the First 3-D Virtual Reality Video in Space Astronaut Paolo Nespoli had to get creative to shoot this stunning footage aboard the International Space Station. Source: National Geographic Astronaut Paolo Nespoli had to get creative to shoot this stunning footage aboard the International Space Station. Exclusive: How We Made the First 3-D Virtual Reality Video in Space
Where Did Picasso’s Genius Come From? Pablo Picasso’s talent was fierce, dark, and revolutionary, but did it reach the level of true genius? It’s complicated, a new book says. Source: National Geographic Pablo Picasso’s talent was fierce, dark, and revolutionary, but did it reach the level of true genius? It’s complicated, a new book says. Where Did Picasso’s Genius Come From?
