National Geographic

With their unusual camouflage skills, it can be hard to spot a glass frog in the wild—but there are other ways to get to know them 🐸 Watch #Underdogs, Sundays at 9/8c on National Geographic TV. Now streaming on @Disney+ and @hulu.

To survive, baby koalas eat a special kind of poop produced by their moms—pap—which helps them digest eucalyptus leaves. It may sound off-putting, but it’s a life-saving precaution. Curious which other animals do it too and why? Head to the 🔗in bio to find out. Watch #Underdogs, narrated by @Ryan Reynolds Sundays at 9/8c on @National Geographic TV simulcast on @ABC All episodes now streaming on @Disney+ and @hulu.

Paid content for @Visit San Diego | Whether you're looking to explore scenic beach views, museums, or the bold flavors of the Convoy District, Chef Tara Monsod tells us her top five spots to visit in San Diego—including the iconic Crab Hut, famous for the city’s first seafood broil.

Join Zoe Saldaña and Nat Geo Explorer Dr. Bethany Ehlmann to talk all things space, and don’t miss @Disney and @Pixar's #Elio, in theaters Friday.

Once thriving across Florida’s prairies, fewer than 200 Florida grasshopper sparrows are known to exist in the wild—highlighting the devastation of their habitat. But what if they can be saved? Biologist Fabiola ‘Fabby’ Baeza-Tarin and an unexpected team unite to save the U.S.'s most endangered songbird in The Little Brown Bird. Read more about the sparrow’s path to recovery and watch the film at the 🔗 in bio, or on Nat Geo's YouTube channel.

For many, there’s nothing more important than memory—so what can we do to preserve it? In a special memory themed issue of National Geographic, we’re breaking down everything from the latest scientific advances to the habits you can adopt to keep your memory sharp. But first: do you know what makes an image memorable? Head to the 🔗 in bio to put your instincts to the test.

Beaver dams do more than manage water—they support entire ecosystems, earning beavers a reputation as true climate champions. Yet, human activity continues to threaten their survival. Learn more about these semi-aquatic rodents, their habitats, and the dangers they face at the 🔗 in bio.

Paid content for @De Beers | Botswana’s Okavango Delta is one of the most photographed natural spaces in the world, but these stories are rarely told by those local to the area. Supported by De Beers and National Geographic through the Okavango Eternal partnership, a Motswana photographer is working to train and empower the next generation of storytellers—reaching 70 students and counting.

For centuries, sailors have reported mysterious glowing seas that felt as though they were sailing through molten lead. Scientists now think they're starting to understand the rare phenomenon known as milky seas, but what causes it? Learn more about milky seas and marine bioluminescence at the 🔗 in bio. Host: @Sarah Gibbens

For @Martin Greguš Jr., a trip to Baja, California was a chance to tell the story of the blue whales. But, it was the humpback whales—captured here during their annual migration to the waters along the equator—that surprised him with the sounds of their community, vital and alive.

From uplifting some of the world's most misunderstood animals to mapping New York's linguistic diversity, discover more compelling stories in Nat Geo's July 2025 issue. Order your copy now at the 🔗 in bio.

They just want to see you—and this barnacle goose—fly the nest 🥹 Narrated by @Ryan Reynolds, catch all-new #Underdogs Sundays at 9/8c on @National Geographic TV. Now streaming on @Disney+ and @hulu.

Finding a mate can be difficult, but these male turkeys have got a trick up their sleeve... or on their face, at least. Watch #Underdogs, Sundays at 9/8c on National Geographic. Now streaming on @Disney+ and @hulu.

Are whales empathetic? Throughout history, these giants of the sea have been seen altruistically supporting one another in times of need, which researchers believe is a form of affective empathy—where the whale recognizes an emotional state, such as distress, without experiencing it themselves. Discover more about altruistic whale behaviors at the 🔗 in bio. #IncredibleAnimalJourneys is now streaming on @Disney+.