National Geographic's new series was filmed over nearly four years in almost 30 countries, capturing stunning landscapes and animal behaviors rarely seen on camera.

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A National Geographic scientist has warned that “we’re at the end” of the road when it comes to wildlife loss across the ...

Conservationists at the big cat nonprofit Panthera placed custom cameras across a swath of western Tanzania roughly the size ...

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Unlike most conglomerate-owned media companies, National Geographic is still pouring money into documentaries.

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In one of the most rigorous metabolomic comparisons ever attempted on African megafauna, researchers have mapped the ...

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Hunters filled a four-wolf limit in just four days, closing down two hunt areas for the season and sparing a wandering wolf pack.

Three African wild dog brothers have turned an already extraordinary journey into a record-breaking one, travelling 4,126 kilometres across Zambia after leaving their pack in search of new territory.