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Save This Rhino

Premieres 23 April

The world’s critically endangered rhinoceros population is on a path to extinction by 2025, we look into the work being done in South Africa’s largest wildlife reserve to save these gentle giants.
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Follow Video The ANZACS In Cairo What do these ancient Egyptian artefacts have to do with the ANZACs? Dr. James Fraser, Senior Curator at the Nicholson Museum sheds light on this unique moment in history.

Follow Video Why Are These Alaska Lakes Releasing Methane Bubbles? As the atmosphere warms up, carbon dioxide isn’t the only greenhouse gas we need to worry about. Methane is bubbling up from permafrost thawing beneath Alaska’s lakes, and it’s a more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. To estimate how much methane is being released into our atmosphere, scientists combine on-the-ground measurements and satellite data.

Follow Video Watch Stars and Meteors Over a Waterfall in Michigan's Tahquamenon Park April 24, 2018—Below the rising wave of the Milky Way and the Lyrid meteor shower, the Upper Falls of the Tahquamenon River rushes in auburn tannin streaks into ice-edged eddies. Beyond the waterfall’s plunge pool, the river's surface is still frozen, well into spring. In the forest of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, distant cities' glare can't dull this spectacle. Photographer Dustin Dilworth used software to find the date and time for the stars' path through the picture. With three cameras, Dilworth took some 6,000 photos in the early hours of April 19, part of International Dark Sky Week, which raises awareness of light pollution. Credit: Dustin Dilworth via Storyful

News Anzac’s Egyptian Treasure Trove Unearthed In Sydney

Anyone who has seen the movie Gallipoli is familiar with the Anzacs training in Egypt – and playing football in front of the pyramids.

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News First marsquake detected by NASA lander

It's the first tremor on the red planet ever recorded—and almost certainly not the last.

Follow The typical nature photograph shows a butterfly on a pretty flower. The conservation photograph shows the same thing, but with a bulldozer coming at it in the background. Further Joel Sartore

Follow Photos Lost book of Cuban botany drawings

News Watch live: A Canada goose is nesting at National Geographic headquarters

A Canada goose pair has laid eggs in National Geographic’s courtyard. Hatching is imminent.

Follow The boldness of asking deep questions may require unforeseen flexibility if we are to accept the answers. Further Brian Greene

Follow Photos STUNNING PICTURES OF THE SPRING EQUINOX

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