Safari Live - Day 337 | National Geographic

Time for a little trash talk. The United States produces more solid waste each year than any other nation, and as we make more and more trash, we’re running out of places to put it. There are two main types of solid waste: industrial solid waste and munic…

New Zealand’s Nelson Tasman region is the home of sunny beaches, outrageous landscapes and Nelson, a small city that boasts a thriving art scene, craft breweries and wineries, and a farmer’s market famed for its local specialties. National Geographic sent…

In one of the world’s largest King penguin colonies, chicks must be able to make it through the winter without food. This chick can expect one of three fates: be eaten alive, starve to death, or hang on one more day until their parents return with food to…

I constantly hear - Freeman, what should we do? Give us a sign! Make a revolution! We will follow you! Aaah… You know all the answers to all of your questions, but you like it so much to pose as gifted with naivety girls… All right, I’ll retrieve the ans…

Garans, I would like to tell you a Tale of Two Elephants in order to get at the idea of this thing called the article, and we’ll explain what that is after I tell you about the elephant and an elephant. Now, articles are words like a, or an, or the. Arti…

We’re told that Ahmat tried to write ( x^4 + 5x^2 + 4 ) as a product of linear factors. This is his work, and then they tell us all the steps that he did, and then they say in what step did Ahmad make his first mistake. So pause this video and see if you …