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the rest of the mob forages for food, one or more meerkats, called a sentry, will find
the rest of the mob forages for food, one or more meerkats, called a sentry, will find

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Find out why this biodiversity is so important—and how you can help. 

Is this animal a dinosaur or a bird? Maybe it’s both!
Fossil finds Found in a limestone quarry in Germany in 1861, the first Archaeopteryx

This dino’s headgear likely impressed a mate.
lovers: It means scientists can use new technology to examine lots of fossils and find

Mountain habitat facts and photos
hibernating—hiding out in dens and resting—to conserve energy when food is hard to find

Journey down the Amazon River with Nat Geo Explorers! Along the way, you’ll track Andean bears by searching for scat, escape a sinking boat (and a river full of black caimans!), meet some helpful pink river dolphins, and release thousands of South American river turtle hatchlings back into the wild. Think you have what it takes for this expedition? Take a quiz to answer questions that every explorer ought to know.
Next Rainforest Habitat Rainforest habitat facts and photos Design a house and find

Dive beneath the ocean waves to get a never-before-seen look at the wreckage of the R.M.S. Titanic. You’ll see incredible 3D scans of the doomed ship, thanks to cutting-edge technology that scientists are using for research. Plus, an illustrated graphic shows how experts—including filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer at Large James Cameron—think the Titanic met its watery grave.
Pick one, then find out what your choice might say about you!

National Geographic explorer Joel Sartore wants to document every captive species in the world in a project called Photo Ark. Check out some of his wow-worthy shots of snakes.
Find out how.

Get started with a personality quiz to find out which brave characters you’re most

Next, find out why the cute and clumsy puffin is called the clown of the sea.