Teenage orcas made headlines last month for attacking boats, and that’s just the tip of the shark behavior iceberg. The running theme of National Geographic’s new Sharkfest series is sharks behaving badly, weirdly, and just plain strangely. Either way, when the topic turns to ocean life it’s a good time … [continued]
Just when you think you’ve seen everything, America’s National Parks says you ain’t seen nothing yet.
New National Geographic series “Secrets of the Elephants” is a stunning piece of visual story telling that has a hidden backstory in the struggle for clean cookstoves.
Solar powered drones may muddy the UFO waters, but the US Department of Defense is now tasked with letting the public in on its investigations.
America’s national parks are front and center in wildlife conservation and renewable energy, too.
Batteries are the secret ingredient in the new series Running Wild: The Challenge, and they also feature front and center in the US Army’s plans for equipping the Soldier of the future.
It’s always a good time to talk about the ocean plastic problem, especially when the biggest-ever Sharkfest series is unspooling on Disney+ and National Geographic channels this week.
Biodiversity takes center stage on the flat-topped “islands in the sky” that lurch out of the Amazon in South America.
In a world awash with ocean plastic pollution, pioneering diver Valerie Taylor fights for shark conservation and battles the shark fin industry.
Chris Hemsworth (who surfs) and Valerie Taylor (who does everything but surf) share their fascination with sharks to kick off the 9th annual Nat Geo TV Sharkfest.
