Remains of Andrew 'Sandy' Irvine believed to have been found on Everest
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How 'Reservation Dogs' sparked a Native filmmaking boom in Tulsa
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The Danish lakelands of the Jutland peninsula unfurl like giant droplets in a region ripe for kayaking, wild swimming and languid summer walks
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There are few more thrilling places to ski tour than the Lyngen Alps, a 55-mile chain of peaks that punctuates Norway's fragmented northerly fringes
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A hands-on sailing voyage by tall ship around the South Funen Archipelago offers an authentic glimpse of Danish maritime culture old and new
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Geiranger in Norway, where a fissure growing in the side of a cliff could dislodge a rockslide so powerful it unleashes a deadly tsunami
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With its glaciers, fjords and craggy mountains, Southern Norway is jaw-droppingly beautiful – and nature leads the region's chefs who draw on the local bounties
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What's the problem with overtourism?
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The veery thrush will time its migrations months in advance to avoid dangerous storms in the Atlantic Ocean. How are these birds so attuned to the climate?
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Volcanoes don't just erupt on schedule – but they have been in Iceland
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Female California condors can reproduce without mating, joining a list that includes sharks, rays and lizards
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National Geographic reportedly lays off its last US staff writers
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Are cures for some of the world’s deadliest diseases hiding in our sewers?
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First report of rare cat discovered on Mt. Everest
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At Experience Restaurant on a remote farm, chef Kim Sjøbakk takes diners on a sixteen-course culinary tour of the Trøndelag landscape in Norway
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Zombie parasites
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Alex Honnold just led the first ascent of one of Earth's tallest Arctic sea cliffs, gathering crucial climate data along the way
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California pumps too much groundwater, especially during droughts. Now, it's learning to refill the overdrawn bucket.
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More than just a 'mystery' train, the Orient Express whisked the elite across Europe in luxury and style
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'Forest gardens’ show how Native land stewardship can outdo nature
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Has science solved one of history’s greatest adventure mysteries?
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The waters around Tristan da Cunha, a remote British territory in the South Atlantic Ocean, will become the fourth-largest completely protected marine area in the world
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Greta Thunberg reflects on living through multiple crises in a 'post-truth society'
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My dad launched the quest to find alien intelligence. It changed astronomy
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Welcome to Laufskálarétt – The autumn ritual of wild horse herding in Iceland's Kolbeinsdalur Valley
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In an exclusive interview, Anthony Fauci, the face of America’s COVID-19 response, cautions against the rush for states to reopen, and offers his tips for handling the pandemic's information deluge
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Commercial whaling may be over in Iceland – citing the pandemic, whale watching, and a lack of exports, one of the three largest whaling countries may be calling it quits
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The pandemic is giving people vivid, unusual dreams. Here’s why
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The fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Museum of the Bible are all forgeries
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This marsupial, the swamp wallaby, is the only animal that's always pregnant
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“Abrupt thaw” affects five percent of Arctic permafrost, but it could double the amount of warming it contributes
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The Chinese paddlefish, one of world's largest fish, has gone extinct
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Earth is missing a huge part of its crust. Now we may know why.
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Researchers used skeletal remains and ancient DNA to reconstruct the burial of a woman who lived in what is now southern Sweden 7,000 years ago
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Disney Plus is now online in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands
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See nature reclaim these abandoned places
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Animated atlas of all the known moons in our solar system
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Colombia has declared a national state of emergency to try to contain the spread of a destructive banana fungus
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Cigarette butts are toxic plastic pollution. Should they be banned?
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Borgarhraun eruption – magma speed record set by Icelandic volcano
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How to feed the world without destroying the planet
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Europe has had five 500-year summers in fifteen years
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Joel Sartore, an acclaimed National Geographic photographer, is a man on a mission. He's trying to photograph every species, every animal, bird, fish, reptile and insect, in captivity.
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Grocery stores are packed with plastic. Some are changing
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Apartheid ended twenty-five years ago. How has South Africa changed?
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These animals have the world's biggest ears
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Extinct flower rediscovered in Hawaii, via drones - A rare cliff-dwelling flower that was thought eliminated has been found by scientists in Kauai.
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This new species of ancient carnivore was bigger than a polar bear
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Disney+ launches on November 12 for $6.99/mo, plus new Marvel, Star Wars series
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New species of ancient human discovered in the Philippines
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