Why are so few African safaris Black-owned?
Vimbai Masiyiwa was on a family safari in Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls National Park when a guide made an offhand remark that stuck with her. “Don’t worry, it’s a lot more
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This bizarre new dinosaur has something in common with modern sloths
Therizinosaurs were some of the strangest dinosaurs of all time. Descended from carnivores, the prehistoric reptiles were plant-eaters and had fuzzy feathered bodies, small heads with peg-like teeth in their
Legend of Rock—a guide to Denver’s Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre
From Bono and Bonnie Raitt to The Beach Boys and The Beatles, world-class performances are part and parcel of the small sandstone outcrop on the edge of Colorado’s Rocky Mountain
10 of the best hotels in the Cotswolds, England’s rural getaway
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). The Cotswolds fulfils every picture of rural England you might care to conjure. Pretty villages of ancient stone houses curl around
Amazon big spring sale 2025 travel deals
By clicking on the featured links, visitors will leave nationalgeographic.com and be directed to third-party e-commerce sites that operate under different terms and privacy policies. As a participant in multiple
The best food and wine cruises in 2025
When it comes to cruising, there’s a style, ship, and itinerary for everyone. Long gone are the days of massive buffets and sub-par dining. Cruise ships are now culinary beacons
Why raw pet food isn’t worth the risk
Pet owners on TikTok who feed their cats and dogs raw food regularly show off their colorful bowls, full of uncooked meats, organs, heads, feet, or bones. The $3.1 billion global
EPICS in IEEE Marked 15th Anniversary with Record Achievements
EPICS in IEEE, an Educational Activities program, celebrated its 15th anniversary last year. The Engineering Projects in Community Service initiative provides nonprofit organizations with technology to improve and deliver services
A Crucial Optical Technology Has Finally Arrived
A long-awaited, emerging computer network component may finally be having its moment. At Nvidia’s GTC event last week in San Jose, the company announced that it will produce an optical
AlphaXiv Wants to Be the Public Square for Scientific Discourse
There is an inherent tension in the dissemination of research. On one hand, science thrives on openness and communication. On the other, ensuring high-quality scientific work requires peer reviews that
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