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Ahead of his first solo exhibition, Brooklyn-based photographer Lougè Delcy spends time in Kenya with the Maasai—a journey that shapes both his art and his understanding of himself.
Watch #BlackVoyage, a National Geographic YouTube Original, now available on the Nat Geo YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sEo1...
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This Earth Day, we're celebrating the stunning corners of our planet that take our breath away, like this vista of Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park, Washington. 💚
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The Pope has passed, but his legacy endures. Originally released in 2023, "Rebel Pope: Ten Years of Hope" chronicles Pope Francis's first ten years as a revolutionary leader, and his impact on the Catholic Church and beyond.
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Pope Francis's schedule often included time for visiting prisons, hosting audiences in St. Peter's Square, and blessing newlywed couples.
He also received weekly soccer updates—a necessity, as he gave up watching television in 1990—and never dined alone, instead gathering with his fellow residents at the Casa Santa Marta for his evening meals.
See more of Pope Francis's life and routine at the Vatican: on.natgeo.com/BRYT0421
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Did you know that newly hatched axolotls, hungry for their first meal, will sometimes snack on their siblings’ limbs? No need to worry—they grow back!
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Can your thoughts shape your reality? Millions of people today believe they can—thanks to the skyrocketing popularity of manifestation. While it may seem like a modern self-help trend, ancient civilizations from India to Egypt built entire belief systems around the power of thought. So how did those age-old roots turn into modern practice? on.natgeo.com/BRYTC1804
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Hiking isn't just about exercise, it's also about the scenery. Which breathtaking landscape are you strapping on your boots for?
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Want to see unique wildlife and incredible landscapes all at once? We know just the place 🤩 Explore the Galápagos Islands with wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin in Amazing Expeditions with Liz Bonnin, a National Geographic YouTube Original! Now available on the Nat Geo YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cidiz...
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The Kearsarge Pinnacles rise against the light pink sky in California's Kings Canyon National Park, mirrored in the tranquil waters of Kearsarge Lake below.
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April’s halfway over and spring is in full swing in the Northern Hemisphere. How are you enjoying the season so far?
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