6 results for "national geographic"
🌍 Planet WinsWill Smith Braves -100°F to Meet Antarctic Scientists
Actor Will Smith just trekked across the South Pole's deadly cold to spotlight the scientists making extraordinary sacrifices for climate research. The National Geographic series reveals the human stories behind one of Earth's most extreme science missions.
🌍 Planet WinsCheetah Cubs Learn to Hunt in New National Geographic Series
Young cheetahs took their first wobbly steps toward independence as cameras captured their hilarious hunting debut in the wild. One cub even got chased by its would-be prey, proving that becoming a skilled predator takes practice.
Oaxaca's Hidden Coast Named Top 2026 Destination by National Geographic
Mexico's stunning Costa Chica region in Oaxaca just earned a coveted spot on National Geographic's best destinations for 2026. This beautiful stretch of coastline combines world-class surfing, pristine uncrowded beaches, rich Afro-Indigenous culture, and award-winning eco-hotels, all now easier to reach than ever before.
🦸 Community HeroesWelsh Athlete Richard Parks Turns Rugby Injury Into 4 World Records at Poles
After a devastating career-ending rugby injury in 2009, Welsh athlete Richard Parks transformed his life completely, becoming the first person to complete the Explorer's Grand Slam in under seven months and earning four Guinness World Records for his polar expeditions. Now he's guiding Will Smith through Antarctica for National Geographic's new series while preparing for his next adventure.
🌍 Planet WinsThree Couples Chase Ultimate Freedom Through BASE Jumping in Inspiring Documentary
National Geographic's breathtaking new documentary FLY celebrates the human spirit through the lens of three couples who've found profound meaning and connection through BASE jumping. The film beautifully captures what it means to truly live, combining stunning aerial cinematography with intimate love stories that showcase courage, passion, and the bonds that form when people support each other's dreams.
🌍 Planet WinsRwanda's Parks Welcome 150K Visitors as Lions Return to Akagera
Rwanda's national parks have achieved a remarkable milestone, welcoming over 150,000 visitors in 2024—more than six times the number from two decades ago. Akagera National Park leads this inspiring conservation success story, earning recognition as one of National Geographic's 25 must-visit destinations for 2026 following the triumphant return of lions and the Big Five.