What drew these 1,300 perfect circles on the sea floor? We may finally know.
When hundreds of eerily perfect circles were discovered on the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea, theories abounded about what ...
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Vietnam named among 10 of the best family tours for 2025
VOV.VN - Magazine National Geographic of the United States recently put Vietnam on its list of the top 10 of the best family ...
Some of humanity’s greatest evolutionary mysteries are finally being solved—one bone at a time
Stunning discoveries and fresh breakthroughs in DNA analysis are changing our understanding of our own evolution and offering ...
Inside Nat Geo’s advertising push to shine a light on its non-profit arm
The National Geographic Society’s important work has been hidden in the shadow of its parent company. Now, it’s banking on a major ad campaign to raise its profile.
How a molar, jawbone, and pinkie are rewriting human history
Stunning discoveries and fresh breakthroughs in DNA analysis are changing our understanding of our own evolution and offering ...
7 low-impact adventures to try across the UK
From snorkeling among basking sharks in Scotland to hiking through history in the Peak District, these eco-conscious ...
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Vietnam joins global list of ideal family-friendly travel spots for 2025
Vietnam’s diverse attractions, from Hanoi’s Old Quarter to Ha Long Bay, have earned it a spot on National Geographic’s list ...
What the cult of Aphrodite reveals about ancient attitudes towards love—and desire
A mix of ancient divinities, Aphrodite was patron over love, beauty, fertility, and war. But the venerated Greek deity has a ...
4 ways to celebrate Massachusetts’ revolutionary 250th anniversary
It’s a celebration for the centuries as Massachusetts commemorates 250 years of its central role in American independence.
Paul Salopek is on a foot journey across the world. He provides an extraordinary record of humanity at a new millennium
From Japan, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist’s Out of Eden Walk marks 12 years, with North America on the horizon.
These ants are saving our forests—by spraying acid everywhere
The engineering and defensive skills of red wood ants help the endangered species transcend its small stature in the natural world.