National Geographic

Inside A Photographer's Mission To Capture The Human Face Of Climate Change

"I know a hunter that's killed all of his dogs because he doesn't see a point in living a traditional way of life anymore."
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On World Food Day, Look At Amazing Photos Of Soil Around The World

Soil is an often-overlooked aspect of nature, especially in today's society where many of us don't get to see how food gets from the farm to our plates.
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How A Shy Bishop Bergoglio Became Pope Francis

It was no coincidence.
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David Letterman To Appear On Show That Examines Climate Change

By AP

7 Captivating Photos Of Pope Francis You Haven't Seen Before

A vivid peek inside the pontiff's life.
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Scary Video Shows What It's Like To Be Eaten By A Crocodile

Here's a "dinner's-eye view."
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Meet The Newest Member Of The Human Family Tree

Researchers have named the creature Homo naledi.
By LYNSEY CHUTEL and MALCOLM RITTER, AP

National Geographic Magazine, Nonprofit Since 1888, Will Become A For-Profit Enterprise

21st Century Fox is set to own a majority stake in the magazine.
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One Woman's Journey Growing Up Transgender And Mormon

"I succumbed to my spirit and what it needed."
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Conservationist Makes Artificial Ivory To 'Hunt The People Who Kill Elephants'

"So far they’ve traveled 600 miles from jungle to desert in just under two months."
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