Surely by now you've seen the awesome video Wh...  ...e experience, and see a collection of pictures at NatGeo

A tender mother-child moment, brought to you by the National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. This picture was taken at Camp Leakey, Tanjung Puting National Park in Indonesia. The contest is open for entries until...

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(YouTube link) James Cameron works with NatGeo to recreate the movements of the Titanic as she s...

This triggerfish may be the undersea equivalent of a butterface, but it charmed photographer and Pitcairn Islands Expedition leader Enric Sala. If you look closely, you'll see a much smaller fish removing parasites f...

(YouTube link) National Geographic photographer Mattias Klum tells the story of a special moment he shared with a endangered Asiatic lioness that could have eaten him. -via Metafilter Previously: Revenge of the Mee...

Two Nepali men, Lakpa Tsheri Sherpa and Sano Babu...  ...ead their story and interview, and see a video at NatGeo

Aric S. Queen was on a quest to be the first person at the ancient Inca city of  Machu Picchu, Peru, on January first. However, that involves some high-altitude walking uphill first thing in the morning, and he despaire...

Uh-oh! This shark has been slimed! The hagfish is also called the snot eel for a good reason. If attacked, it instantly oozes slime from its pores that teach a predator to never try that again. Watch this scene in ac...

Venice is sinking very slowly -only about two inches every 100 years. But worse, the Adriatic sea is rising around Venice as well. A proposed plan to save the Italian city involves "inflating" its porous foundation with...