Safari Live - Day 121 | National Geographic

Tell me about how did you come to dive under the North Pole. One day I’m sitting in my office so long about four o’clock, I’m bored, and the phone rings. In 1979, Gil Grosvenor was the editor of National Geographic magazine. In that job, you don’t stay bo…

So my apologies. I just had a deviated septum surgery yesterday. But what we’re going to talk about in this video is the notion of an ion. So before we talk about ions, we’re just going to talk about the idea of an element. For example, if I have carbon,…

I wrestled with the idea of why was I picked for this. Of course, I believe in God, but I never grew up with Mary. I never grew up worshipping or having a strong devotion towards the Virgin Mary. So for me, I was wondering, why did I get this assignment? …

Wrapping your mind around your life is pretty hard because you’re up to your neck in it. It’s like trying to understand the ocean while learning how to swim. On most days, you’re busy just keeping your head above water, so it’s not easy to figure out what…

I grew up here in Portland. As a child, we all loved Indiana Jones. But it was actually really in high school when I was able to take an anthropology class, and it really piqued my interest. And then in community college, I started taking archeology class…

[Speaker] How many different species or kinds of birds are there? Take a guess. 100, 1,000, more? Well, biologists have estimated that there are at least 10,000 different species of birds all around the world, and some biologists think that there are ev…