Scientists discover world’s largest coral—so big it can be seen from space
Exclusive photos reveal a sprawling, 300-year-old coral near Solomon Islands, recently discovered by the National Geographic ...
Scientists just discovered a sea creature as large as two basketball courts. Here’s what it looks like.
In the warm blue waters of the Solomon Islands, an island chain in the South Pacific, lies one of the world’s largest sea ...
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Giant Sea Creature Discovered in the Pacific Could Be Seen from Space
Scientists recently discovered one of the world’s largest coral formations off the coast of the Solomon Islands in the South ...
On Jeju Island, a new generation of South Korean 'mermaids' emerges
These are the stories of South Korea’s 'mermaids', who for centuries have braved the harsh conditions to harvest shellfish.
Sea creature so big it is ‘visible from space’ discovered in South Pacific
Scientists have discovered one of the largest known sea creatures – a coral the size of two football fields – off the Solomon ...
These images were almost lost to icy waters—instead they made the Endurance crew legends
Expedition photographer Frank Hurley’s visuals have become timeless classics of their own, ensuring the story lives on a century later.
6 of the best beaches in Australia
With over 16,000 miles of coastline, Australia isn’t short of incredible beaches. We take a look at some of the best, whether ...
A guide to Nice, the French Riviera city that's even better in winter
Historically a place where monarchs and aristocrats would escape the winter in favour of warm Mediterranean climes, this southern French city is at its best in the off season.
Is this the most spiritual destination in the Himalayas?
In the Himalayas of northern India, Ladakh is a land of jagged peaks and sprawling desert, where ancient monasteries are ...
This Arctic boomtown is led by women studying climate change
A small Arctic research station in Norway has emerged as a scientific hub, and it’s home to an increasingly female-led ...
It’s getting dark out again. Here’s why it’s actually good for your health.
As dark sky sanctuaries grow in popularity, scientists are revealing more of the benefits of darkness—from repairing DNA to improving your mental health.
On the trail of Paddington Bear from London to Peru
This autumn, Paddington heads to Peru on the big screen. Here, we explore how families can follow in his pawprints both in ...