National Geographic

There's a tiny little friend for every bee-son 🐝 #SecretsOfTheBees is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu

The fate of the Franklin expedition is one of the most enduring historical mysteries, but the conclusive identification of four sets of remains through DNA analysis is revealing what happened to this doomed crew of the H.M.S Terror and Erebus: on.natgeo.com/fgzav3

@Liananta7 @DisneyPlus @hulu We can't watch on an empty stomach 😂

@NatGeo @DisneyPlus @hulu tucci's cooking show is like a siren's call to my stomach

Warning: Don’t watch if you’re hungry! A new season of #TucciInItaly is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

@kaleemnawaz79 @DisneyPlus @hulu Has our stomach growling 😅

@NatGeo @DisneyPlus @hulu Tucci crushing it with the Italian classics again. Those plates look unreal.

@ARCeventosARC @DisneyPlus @hulu There's plenty of Italian food in store!

@NatGeo @DisneyPlus @hulu So happy for Season 2! Il cibo Italiano mi piace da morire! Ed anche #StanleyTucci

A new study shows cassowaries glow under ultraviolet light. Researchers think it may help these massive birds identify other cassowary species in the rainforest. 🔗 nationalgeographic.com/animals/articl…

And we come face-to-face with India’s last lions, now pushing the boundaries of their habitat. If this sparked your curiosity, there’s more waiting—subscribe to Nat Geo: on.natgeo.com/3PRsWd

Also in this issue, we explore inside the epic construction of the world’s tallest church, Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia basilica, and head deep into the Alaskan backcountry with a renegade geologist attempting to predict catastrophic landslides.

For centuries, a fabled Incan fortress called Ancocogua existed only in legend. Now, researchers think they’ve finally found the long-rumored lost citadel—and new clues about the empire’s last days.

@Fred_Does_Stuff Wish we were there right now!

@NatGeo I gotta say, that is one dynamo of a photograph! Love the Tetons!

There's nothing quite like a Wyoming twilight—especially in Grand Teton National Park.

@frmbrice We could do the same

@NatGeo I could see myself spending a full day, sitting and admiring the view. It looks peaceful.

Partially funded by the National Geographic Society, Project ICARUS is an ambitious effort to monitor thousands of animals simultaneously. Using its data, scientists hope to track diseases, predict natural disasters, and more. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/E2ZDfX

When her mother passed after battling Alzheimer’s, author Suzanne Simard turned to the forest and groundbreaking research into how trees support one another to help process her grief. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/y51GIE

Bowhead whales survived centuries of intense Arctic whaling by retreating into summer sea ice that ships couldn’t break through. But as climate change rapidly thins the ice, that once-safe barrier is disappearing. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/fHVQJe

@Tcal40Cal @DisneyPlus @hulu We're endlessly inspired by him

@NatGeo @DisneyPlus @hulu The voice and consciousness of nature and preservation. Happy Birthday to you sir !

Wishing a Happy Birthday to Sir David Attenborough. Thank you for the knowledge, passion, and hope you’ve passed on to all of us. Celebrate 100 years of Sir David Attenborough with Ocean with David Attenborough on @DisneyPlus and @hulu

@EdwardHeesten @DisneyPlus @hulu Such an amazing person!

@NatGeo @DisneyPlus @hulu absolute legend… 100 years of inspiring the planet is unreal 💯🌊

@PensivePoet97 @CreativeAatif @DisneyPlus @hulu We have so much to thank him for 💛

@NatGeo @CreativeAatif @DisneyPlus @hulu Loved his work since high school

See today’s Photo of the Day 📸 Giamum Yame and her son live in the small village of Pochung in Arunachal Pradesh, India. The state is home to many distinct ethnic groups and has been part of a sovereignty dispute between India and China since 1914. on.natgeo.com/47pWMc