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Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

Premieres Mondays 8.30pm AEST/NZST

New 6-part series on National Geographic from August 5. Join Gordon Ramsay on an exhilarating culinary adventure across the globe to Peru, Laos, Morocco, Hawaii, Alaska and New Zealand.
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National Geographic Presents FRAMES

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Made to inspire the everyday explorer, National Geographic series, FRAMES; is an exploration of photography, travel and nature. See the world of adventure and art in scenic Tasmania through the eyes of photographer Jarrad Seng and OPPO.
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SHINING A LIGHT ON THE SMALLER WILD CAT SPECIES

We caught up with National Geographic presenter Ben Britton and his new conservation efforts at his Wild Cat Conservation Centre. Watch more of his
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For 130 years National Geographic has been bringing amazing stories from around the world to our readers and viewers. Now, in this collection, some of the best feature-length documentaries come together to continue this tradition.
ECO - TRAVELLER

Hosted by National Geographic's ‘World Traveller’ Nick Saxon, Eco Traveller is an exploration of eco-tourism practices transforming sustainable travel around the globe.

Follow Video Farmer Finds Woolly Mammoth Bones In Michigan Oct. 7, 2015 - James Bristle, a farmer in Michigan recently found a woolly mammoth rib bone while digging a hole on his newly acquired property. He alerted the University of Michigan who sent Dan Fisher and a team to excavate the area. What they found was several bones and evidence that they believe shows that the mammoth was killed by humans and stashed away in an ancient pond for safe keeping. Fisher believes the mammoth died at least 11,000 years ago, but further testing is needed to confirm the age of the fossils.

Follow Video See This Giant Land Crab Attack A Bird Nov. 1, 2017 - Coconut crabs are the largest land invertebrates, reaching sizes of over 90 centimetres in leg span and a weight of up to 4 kilograms. Along with eating their namesake, coconuts, the crabs have been observed catching bigger prey like rats and birds, as well as fruits and nuts. Their presence on small islands may have a great effect on the nesting behaviour of birds. Islands that contain coconut crabs have been observed with little to no bird populations.

Follow Video Building Petra It was constructed in the middle of the Jordanian desert more than 2000 years ago – but how was the architectural prowess of Petra achieved.

News DNA Study Deepens Mystery Of Lake Full Of Skeletons

Hundreds of bodies at Roopkund Lake belonged to pilgrims who perished in a Himalayan storm more than a thousand years ago—or so researchers thought.

Follow Life is too short for long-term grudges. Further Elon Musk

Follow Photos Western Tragopan

News Woolly Mammoths Are Extinct. Here’s Why They May Be Considered Endangered.

A global summit on the wildlife trade will consider the proposal, which could further restrict the ivory trade.

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 Cloud-to-Ground Lightning

News Colossal Crabs May Hold Clue To Amelia Earhart Fate

Does the secret of the famed aviator’s disappearance lie in the underground haunts of the world’s largest land invertebrate?

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

Follow Photos Hip-Hop Cheese

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Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

National Geographic Presents FRAMES

SHINING A LIGHT ON THE SMALLER WILD CAT SPECIES

National Geographic Features

ECO - TRAVELLER

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