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    • National Geographic,
    • 10/23/26

    30 Seconds of Costa Rica

    Discover a land where rainforest meets reef, volcanoes tower above cloud forests, and pura vida is a way of life. Here’s our guide to where to stay, what to eat, and what to know before you visit Costa Rica.

    Shot by Birch Thomas and César Rodríguez

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    • National Geographic,
    • 10/8/26

    30 Seconds of Puerto Rico

    From UNESCO-listed streets and rainforest waterfalls to glowing bays and innovative local cuisine, Puerto Rico delivers extraordinary experiences in every corner.

    Shot by César Rodríguez

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    • National Geographic,
    • 10/23/26

    The High-Altitude Wonders of a Ride on the Bernina Express

    This gravity-defying rail journey through the Swiss Alps is a portal to the past, which brings you up close to mesolithic and medieval history—and a window onto the rapid changes this dramatic landscape is undergoing right now.

    Shot by Massimo Nicolaci

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    • National Geographic,
    • 9/14/26

    Nancy Grace Roman Telescope Launch

    NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will investigate questions about the composition of the universe and its ultimate end.

    Photo by Michael Seeley

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    • National Geographic,
    • 9/14/26

    Phil Gordon's House Will One Day Slide Off an Alaska Cliff. So He's Moving It Inch by Inch.

    "Twenty-five years ago, when I first looked over the edge... I thought I was the kind of fool that should live here.” 

    Shot by Corey Arnold

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    • National Geographic,
    • 7/21/26

    Watch this new spider species launch ants right into its web

    The ballista spider builds sophisticated spring-loaded snares to catapult its prey.

    Shot by Ajay Narendra, Macquarie University

  • ND001798_Orca Hunting Sea Turtle_opt 2.jpg
    • National Geographic,
    • 7/8/26

    Watch video of a mother orca hunting in front of her baby

    An orca drags and spins a sea turtle, as if trying to show her baby how to hunt. Researchers say it might be an example of teaching.

    Shot by Alonso I. Rodríguez de la Parra/Mares de Mexico

  • ND001764_Sea Star Rediscovered California_O&O_Ambient Diver 1._Thumbnail.jpg
    • National Geographic,
    • 7/3/26

    This creature was dubbed the Sasquatch of the sea. Scientists just found it.

    A decade after they vanished from the ocean, the discovery of this lost colony of sunflower sea stars offers new hope for California's kelp forests.

    Photo by Patrick Webster

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    • National Geographic,
    • 7/13/26

    Why the most endangered sea turtles in the world are getting stranded very far from home

    An endangered sea turtle named Lucky washed up in Nova Scotia last year. Scientists are trying to solve the mystery of why she and other turtles are traveling so far north.

    Photo by Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas

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    • National Geographic,
    • 6/17/26

    Fungi take up more mass than people—see how they stretch across the Earth

    Scientists created the first-ever map of this vast underground fungal network and found it could stretch to the sun and back more than a billion times.

    Shot by Corentin Bisot, VU Amsterdam, AMOLF, SPUN

    • National Geographic,
    • 7/23/26

    One orca held a sunfish by the tail. Another smashed it to smithereens.

    Scientists think the killer whales might be doing it for fun.

    Shot by Katy Ayres