Coldest Place on Earth Found—Here's How “It’s a place where Earth is so close to its limit, it’s almost like another planet.” Source: National Geographic “It’s a place where Earth is so close to its limit, it’s almost like another planet.” Coldest Place on Earth Found—Here's How

Why These Leopard Sisters Are Mating With the Same Male This unusual arrangement was likely the result of the two females coincidentally going into heat at the same time. Source: National Geographic This unusual arrangement was likely the result of the two females coincidentally going into heat at the same time. Why These Leopard Sisters Are Mating With the Same Male

Tropical Forest Loss Slowed in 2017—To the Second Worst Total Ever Brazil and the Democratic Republic of the Congo lost the most; things improved in Indonesia. Here are five takeaways from a new report. Source: National Geographic Brazil and the Democratic Republic of the Congo lost the most; things improved in Indonesia. Here are five takeaways from a new report. Tropical Forest Loss Slowed in 2017—To the Second Worst Total Ever

Amid a Civil War, These Syrians Keep Dancing The group calling themselves ‘Dare’ says they are using dance as an agent of change in a nation beset by conflict. Source: National Geographic The group calling themselves ‘Dare’ says they are using dance as an agent of change in a nation beset by conflict. Amid a Civil War, These Syrians Keep Dancing

How Ancient Mummies Helped This Soccer Player Get to the World Cup After Paolo Guerrero tested positive for cocaine, scientists used Inca mummies to argue that the result may have been influenced by something else. Source: National Geographic After Paolo Guerrero tested positive for cocaine, scientists used Inca mummies to argue that the result may have been influenced by something else. How Ancient Mummies Helped This Soccer Player Get to the World Cup

National Geographic Explorer and Space Architect Dies at 53 A pioneer in her field, Constance Adams’ love of the solar system and Earth fueled her life’s work. Source: National Geographic A pioneer in her field, Constance Adams’ love of the solar system and Earth fueled her life’s work. National Geographic Explorer and Space Architect Dies at 53

What Does It Take to Raise a Flamingo? A zoo celebrates as its flamingo flock gives birth to five new chicks—but the process is more difficult than it may seem. Source: National Geographic A zoo celebrates as its flamingo flock gives birth to five new chicks—but the process is more difficult than it may seem. What Does It Take to Raise a Flamingo?

Birds That Leave Nest Too Late Can Endanger Their Families A baby bird’s ability to move and its chances of survival are closely tied, a new study finds. Source: National Geographic A baby bird’s ability to move and its chances of survival are closely tied, a new study finds. Birds That Leave Nest Too Late Can Endanger Their Families

Meet the Bug That Armors Itself With Shells The caddisfly is one of many insects that get creative in shielding themselves from predators. Source: National Geographic The caddisfly is one of many insects that get creative in shielding themselves from predators. Meet the Bug That Armors Itself With Shells

Why the Short-Lived Pony Express Still Fascinates Us The Pony Express operated for less than two years, but its legend—burnished by Buffalo Bill Cody—lives on. Source: National Geographic The Pony Express operated for less than two years, but its legend—burnished by Buffalo Bill Cody—lives on. Why the Short-Lived Pony Express Still Fascinates Us