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Motionless while it hunts for prey, this heron almost blends into the swamp's waters.

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Deep in the Andes, an archaeologist examining satellite photography discovered 76 unusual stone wall structures. Located in a remote mountain valley in northern Chile’s Camarones River Basin, these long stone walls—some stretching 500 feet (152 meters)—line steep slopes and often meet in a “V” shape. Researchers believe they were used for hunting, reshaping what we know about ancient Andean communities: on.natgeo.com/BRYTC110525

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You’re planning your dream trip. Where are you headed, and what adventure are you chasing? 🎒

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Which jellyfish do you like the most? 🪼

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The Delaware River Valley in Pennsylvania puts on a spectacular fall display. 🍂

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With its brutal heat, harsh winds, and scarce water, today’s Arabian Desert seems inhospitable to human settlers. But newly discovered, life-size sandstone carvings of kneeling camels, gazelles, and other animals alongside humans suggest that people may have thrived and engraved rock art in that arid region some 12,000 years ago, a couple of thousand years earlier than archeologists previously thought.

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What's your favorite thing to do for Halloween?

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Would you rather spend a week traveling in the rainforest or in the desert?

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Not too busy, not too bare—this is the perfect moment to explore the world. 🧳 Known as "shoulder season," brief windows of milder weather and lighter crowds allow travelers to connect with a destination and its locals while enjoying a more relaxed vibe. Explore these travel sweet spots at: on.natgeo.com/BRYTC102925

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