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National Geographic’s list of best trips for future planning |
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Are economics driving countries to reopen to tourists |
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We're concerned about the Great Lakes—and you should be too |
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National Geographic examines the Great Lakes "at risk" |
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The Great Lakes, North America's greatest resource, faces many threats |
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6,000 years of arrows emerge from melting Norwegian ice patch |
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400 years ago, visitors to this painted cave took hallucinogens |
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Spiritual Leader | Nat Geo Photo of the Day |
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Optical illusions show how animals perceive the world |
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Ginkgo trees nearly went extinct. Here’s how we saved these ‘living fossils.’ |
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How art helps us make sense of COVID-19's incomprehensible toll |
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Leaf-cutter ants are coated in rocky crystal armor, never before seen in insects |
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One in six Americans could go hungry in 2020 as pandemic persists |
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Why Istanbul's ancient imperial legacy lies hidden in plain sight |
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Wildlife crimes and human rights abuses plague Taiwanese fishing vessels, crews say |
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'To illuminate and protect the wonder of our world' |
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Who killed this Indigenous family in the Peruvian Amazon? And why? |
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Microplastics found near Everest’s peak, highest ever detected in the world |
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This sacred bean saved an indigenous clan from climate calamity |
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The best compact and point-and-shoot cameras for 2021 |
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COVID-19 forces families to come to terms with a different Thanksgiving |
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Cranberries, a Thanksgiving staple, are feeling the pinch of climate change |
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New Atlantic marine sanctuary will be one of world's largest |
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The Iroquois’ quest to compete in Olympic lacrosse: ‘It’s more than a game to us.’ |
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Five meal kits from top restaurants to cook at home |
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In Russia's far north, legends and lives are frozen in time |
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Endangered primates face high risk of catching COVID-19 |
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'Dueling Dinosaurs' fossil, hidden from science for 14 years, could finally reveal its secrets |
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Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico to be demolished |
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These Indigenous women are reshaping Canada’s tourism industry |
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Prehistoric female hunter discovery upends gender role assumptions |
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Newfound survivor camp may explain fate of the famed Lost Colony of Roanoke |
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Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico is at risk of collapsing |
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The radical history of the Red Power movement's fight for Native American sovereignty |
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Disaster preparedness was once an American pastime. Is it back? |
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Losing elders to COVID-19 endangers Indigenous languages |
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We knew platypuses were incredible. Now we know they glow, too |
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How to spend a winter weekend in Jungfrau, Switzerland |
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How Black travel has evolved since the Green Book |
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Famous Lake Michigan view featured on National Geographic's December issue |
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Black mothers grieve the babies they lost—and help more survive their first year |
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China's Chang’e-5 spacecraft to return the first lunar samples since 1976 |
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How a history of crisis taught Greeks to help each other during COVID |
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Four new hotels in Calgary, Canada's gateway to the Rockies |
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Why a COVID-19 vaccine could further imperil deep-sea sharks |
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The colleges with virtually no coronavirus cases |
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Invisible menace: Methane flares increasingly scorching birds at U.S. landfills |
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A storyteller walking the world stumbles across a 2,000-year-old civilization along Irrawaddy river |
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The WHO is hunting for the coronavirus’s origins. Here are the new details. |
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Some tropical forests show surprising resilience as temperatures rise |
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Controversial tunnel under Stonehenge approved over archaeologists' objections |
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Moderna edges Pfizer in COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness—and refrigeration |
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Rockefeller, the viral stowaway Christmas tree owl, flies free |
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Minks spreading coronavirus to humans more often than thought |
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A 'self-destructing' plastic has helped define a new British Standard for biodegradability. Here's what that means. |
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What actions can Biden take on the environment and how quickly? |
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400 years on, the Pilgrims get a reality check |
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The silent cost behind the world's electric vehicle revolution |
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COVID-19 has been smoldering in rural America for months. Here’s why we missed it. |
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RAMMSTEIN's Till Lindemann Has His Own National Geographic Picture Book Now |
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Pfizer vaccine results are promising, but lack of data ‘very concerning,’ experts say |
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Could endangered species and other animals fare better under Biden? |
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10 ways families can minimize holiday travel risk |
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Stonehenge was part of a multi-monument complex. Here's how it fit together |
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Gray wolves to be reintroduced to Colorado in unprecedented vote |
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Life on the water: human stories from Kerala's palm-fringed backwaters |
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How to plan a literary walking tour through north London |
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Velociraptor, facts and photos |
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'National Geographic' Creates Interactive Instagram AR Dinosaur Experience 11/27/2020 |
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No modern presidential candidate has refused to concede. Here’s why that matters. |
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This 2400-year-old statue reveals insights into ancient Spain |
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Here’s what happens if a U.S. president refuses to leave office |
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Lacoste Presents Eco-Friendly Collaboration with National Geographic |
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How many alien civilizations are out there? A new galactic survey holds a clue. |
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Mystery radio burst spotted in Milky Way for first time |
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Florida leopard attack put humans—and big cats—in a terrible situation |
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Why Austria’s Zillertal Valley is the ideal winter playground |
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A beginner's guide to spiced rum |
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Florida's Space Coast recognized by National Geographic | News |
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Highland rewilding project helped by National Geographic magazine |
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A city guide to Helsinki, Finland |
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Six of the UK's historic trees and their curious stories |
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We were heroes once: National Geographic's “The Right Stuff” and the deflation of the astronaut |
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Watch: Gordon Ramsay grates coconut with his feet in this National Geographic episode in India |
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National Geographic Chooses Denver for 'Best of the World' 2021 List |
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Rammstein’s Till Lindemann releases second National Geographic picture book |
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The Nature Holdings: Strong Player This Winter |
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Dominica featured in National Geographic: Best of the World Destinations on the rise for 2021 |
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These maps show how dramatically fertilizer is choking the Great Lakes |
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‘Most awkward yoga pose ever’: Gordon Ramsay learns to grate coconut with his feet |
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Event Recap: National Geographic's "Last Wild Places: Rewilding the Americas" |
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National Geographic Abu Dhabi (NGAD) and Almarai Celebrate Ten Years of Unforgettable ‘Moments’ |
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Dominica stands first in National Geographic's “Best of the World 2021” list |
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How to pitch a story |
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Why our commitment to sound science is more vital than ever |
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Royal Geographic Society of SA conducts Kangaroo Island Discovery Tour |
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See the best wildlife photography of 2020 |
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Why our minds can't make sense of COVID-19's enormous death toll |
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We are not made for this new normal |
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Inside the ambitious push to protect a third of the world's ocean |
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