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G Adventures Women Who Inspire: Sisterhood of Survivors

Small group tour operator, G Adventures, has partnered with SASANE, a not-for-profit organisation committed to helping survivors of sex trafficking and training women to become certified para-legals. G Adventure's travellers in the region visit SASANE to meet the women and learn how to cook traditional Nepali dishes.

Follow South Africa’s Humpback Whales Make A Stunning Comeback Large scale-whaling in South Africa drove humpbacks whales to the edge of extinction. Economic changes and efforts by conservationists put an end to whaling in the 1970s. Forty years later, researchers surveyed the humpback whale population and were stunned by the findings: tens of thousands of whales were migrating up the east coast of South Africa. This was a success story that conservationists never expected. This video is an excerpt from the full-length documentary "Our Oceans", a co-production between WILDOCEANS (a program of the WILDTRUST) and Off the Fence Productions.

Follow Apollo: Back to the Moon | Trailer Against the backdrop of the Cold War, follow the Apollo program from the disaster of Apollo 1 to the triumph of the Apollo 8 mission.

Follow The Armstrong Tapes | Trailer Take a personal and in-depth look at the first man to set foot on the moon: Neil Armstrong, one of the world's greatest and least-understood heroes.

Follow Apollo: Missions to the Moon | Trailer Newly transferred film and never before heard audio recount the key moments of NASA's Apollo space program and America's goal to land on the Moon.

Follow Rockets 101 Launching a rocket into space is one of humankind's crowning achievements. Learn about how rockets work, what happens during a launch, and how centuries of innovation made space exploration possible.

Follow Future Of Food: Why Sustainable Food Systems Matter What does it take to grow enough food for all of us? How do we create food systems that meet the needs of our changing world—and what role does technology play? A wide-ranging panel discussion explores global issues of food sustainability. MODERATOR: Joel Bourne - Journalist PARTICIPANTS: Jerry Glover - Senior Advisor, USAID Nadine Azzu - Global Project Coordinator, FAO Ben R. Jordan - Director of Supplier Sustainability, Coca-Cola Company José Andrés - Chef, Author, Educator At National Geographic's Future of Food forum on May 2, 2014, leading experts gathered to discuss how we can feed a global population set to top nine billion by 2050.

Follow Food by the Numbers: Feeding Our Hungry Planet By 2050, the world's population will likely increase 35 percent. But is growing more food the only option—or even the best? National Geographic investigates the challenges and solutions to feeding everyone on our planet, based on an eight-month series in National Geographic magazine.

Follow Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted | NEW SERIES Join chef Gordon Ramsay on an exhilarating culinary adventure across the globe to Peru, Laos, Morocco, Hawaii, Alaska and New Zealand.

Follow Shivani Bhalla: Securing A Future For Lions Conservation biologist Shivani Bhalla is working to safeguard the future of Kenya's rapidly declining lion population through her innovative community outreach programs. The National Geographic Live series brings thought-provoking presentations by today’s leading explorers, scientists, photographers, and performing artists right to you. Each presentation is filmed in front of a live audience at National Geographic headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Follow Watch An Orca Knock Stingray Out Cold With Its Tail—For Play A pod of orcas, or killer whales, circles a stingray in the Sea of Cortez, Mexico. Such a close encounter with orcas in Baja California is rare. Diver and filmmaker Jorge Cervera Hauser, and this stingray are in for a surprise. An orca uses a powerful tail swat to stun the stingray. Sometimes orcas swat for “play,” and sometimes they eat the stunned or dead animal. Although orcas do eat stingrays, Hauser believes these orcas were “showing off.” They slapped and circled it for more than an hour, before letting it sink to the seafloor, uneaten. Even though he too could have been tail-slapped, Hauser says, “it was the most amazing underwater experience I've had in my life.”

Follow How Orcas Hunt Great Whites Fascinates Biologists In 2017, a team of scientists descended on a beach in Western Cape of South Africa to investigate the carcasses of three great whites. Their autopsy concluded that orcas were responsible for killing the great whites and removing their livers. The incident came twenty years after killer whales were filmed killing a great white shark off San Francisco. The recent events shed new light on the orcas' taste for shark meat.

Follow These Spiders Eat Their Mothers' Dead Bodies Most kinds of spiders live solitary lives, but some, like the species Stegodyphus dumicola, live in groups. These spiders perform acts that benefit the group—at the expense of the individual. All adult females care for the young, regurgitating a nutritious fluid that literally drains them of life. The spiderlings then eat their bodies. Even females that never mate do this, perhaps because their sisters' and cousins' DNA—similar to their own—will make it to another generation.

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