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A National Geographic Society expedition spotted an Antarctic gonate squid alive for the first time—helping researchers form theories around this mysterious species. https://t.co/Qvs8ferYic
From discovering a potential solution to the organ donation shortage to exploring the fascinating lives of lemurs, take a sneak peek at some of the stories in our June 2025 issue with National Geographic Editor in Chief Nathan Lump.
Actor and #NatGeo33 honoree Jason Momoa has always loved the ocean. As an advocate for the UN Environment Programme's Life Below Water project, he's helping protect marine life.
Jason Momoa, photographed by Jason Eric Laciste at Waitawa Regional Park near Auckland, New Zealand
33 seconds with an icon. Academy Award-winning actress Michelle Yeoh isn't just passionate about her work, she's passionate about the planet—what do you wish people knew you for?
📍 Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London
Meet the National Geographic 33!
In homage to our 33 founders, we're honoring modern trailblazers who are making a profound impact on conservation, science, policy, storytelling, and beyond. See how they're inspiring meaningful action: https://t.co/okhKlvRhla. #NatGeo33
Charlotte Elizabeth "Betty" Webb, born in 1923, was a codebreaker at Bletchley Park during World War II. Helping crack the German Enigma cipher, Charlotte played an essential role in the war effort.
Learn more about her remarkable story: https://t.co/udJrdBaCob
The official trailer for my @NatGeoTV show about Greenland just came out! No one has been to Ingmikortilaq in nearly two decades. Until now. Get ready for #ArcticAscent, a limited series premiering Sunday, February 4, at 8/7c on @NatGeoTV. Stream on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.