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Why haven't we found any evidence of alien civilizations? The answer could be simple.
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Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with @Rolex. In the face of a changing world, these explorers are not giving up hope for our seas.
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Presented by @ROLEX. Africa is a place where we can still discover new things about nature鈥攊ncluding how humans can live in harmony with the animals who share our world.
Watch Steve's full yellow chair interview on the Nat Geo YouTube channel: youtu.be/d7A3gXW7sX0
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Presented by @Rolex. Africa's rivers are at the center of its thriving biodiversity鈥攁nd National Geographic Explorer Steve Boyes is on a mission to protect them for generations to come. on.natgeo.com/WcU4zf
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Presented by @ROLEX. National Geographic Explorer Steve Boyes has spent his life exploring Africa鈥檚 wild places and studying the patterns of the continent's wildlife. He approaches conservation through the lens of science, exploration, and鈥攎ost importantly鈥攈ope.
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What does a disappearing world sound like? #TimeAndWater follows Icelandic poet Andri Sn忙r Magnason as he captures a changing homeland before everything he loves slips away. Now streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu.
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Through Iceland鈥檚 dramatic landscapes, #TimeAndWater reminds us that even the oldest places continue to evolve with time. Now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
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Some stories don鈥檛 ask for answers, they ask us to slow down and look closer. #TimeAndWater offers a quiet reflection on the moments, places, and people we hope never to lose. Now streaming on @disneyplus and @hulu.
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Over the course of a day, ash darkened the skies above Pompeii, debris rained down, and pyroclastic flows arrived in waves, burying the city and preserving it for millennia.
#PompeiiOutOfTime with Tom Hiddleston is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
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What do we leave behind for the people who come after us? #TimeAndWater follows Icelandic poet Andri Sn忙r Magnason as he creates a message for the future before everything he loves begins to change. Premieres tonight at 9/8c on @natgeotv. Next day on @disneyplus and @hulu.
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The pyroclastic surges from Vesuvius weren't just moving fast, they were far too hot to survive. A scale model of Pompeii helps volcanologist Dr. Chris Jackson contextualize the level of devastation on that fateful day.
#PompeiiOutOfTime with Tom Hiddleston is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
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The unique nature of Mount Vesuvius' eruption led to the astonishing preservation of Roman life. Tonight, discover what that life was like.
#PompeiiOutOfTime with Tom Hiddleston premieres TONIGHT at 8/7c on National Geographic. Streaming tomorrow on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
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Do sharks cuddle? That question has a definite answer, and it might not be the one you'd assume.
#HammerheadSharksUpClose with Bertie Gregory is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu, part of #Sharkfest on National Geographic.
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They may be fearsome, but they still deserve pampering. At this "spa," smaller fish form symbiotic relationships with sharks, ensuring they get a meal and the sharks have parasites removed. 馃
#HammerheadSharksUpClose with Bertie Gregory is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
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Vesuvius has immense destructive power, but the soil surrounding the volcano produces a unique and intensely flavored variety of tomato.
#TucciInItaly is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
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In 2014 Iceland's Okj枚kull, or Ok, became the first named glacier to die from climate change. Now playing in select theaters, #TimeAndWater reflects on the significance of that moment, and how to preserve the memory of Iceland's glaciers for future generations.
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Red chicory is a slightly sweet, slightly bitter Veneto delicacy鈥攂ut it鈥檚 only thanks to a quirk of history that it was ever discovered at all.
Watch all-new #TucciInItaly, Mondays at 8/7c on National Geographic. Now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.