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In 1989, an Italian teacher’s broken boat led him to a Mediterranean island; he stayed mostly alone for 32 years, guarding its rare pink-sand beach

Mauro Morandi, once a dedicated teacher, found solace on Budelli Island for over three decades. Initially stranded due to a malfunctioning boat engine, he embraced the role of caretaker, becoming a guardian of the renowned Spiaggia Rosa, famous for its stunning pink sands. Following a contentious legal battle, he exited…

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Steve McCurry: "I use this one lens 95% of the time, with one camera body, and I've given up using a bag" – Legendary photographer reveals his current camera setup

You might expect that one of National Geographic's most famous photographers would always have a bag full of primes – but you'd be wrong

Digital Camera World

In 1999, an ecologist walked 2,000 miles through the Central African rainforest: The expedition led to 13 new national parks in Gabon

Ecologist Mike Fay undertook a remarkable 2,000-mile journey across Central Africa, meticulously documenting the wildlife and examining the impact of human activities. His extensive research unveiled the integrity of ecosystems that are increasingly threatened by expansion. By sharing his discoveries with Gabon's President Omar Bongo, Fay played a pivotal role…

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Countries with most black mambas: From South Africa to Kenya, where the deadly snake is found

The black mamba, often cited as the most dangerous snake on the African continent, occupies a wide array of habitats. This snake thrives in arid savannas and rocky terrains throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Countries such as South Africa and Zimbabwe frequently report incidents of black mamba bites. Remarkably, sightings have increased…

The Times of India

I Just Watched Tom Hiddleston’s Pompeii Doc, And It Completely Wrecked Me

History just made me run through an entire box of Kleenexes, no joke.

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Nirmal Purja's final climb: How events unfolded for Nims Dai on Pakistan's Broad Peak after two climbers turned back

Famed mountaineer Nirmal Purja tragically died in an avalanche on Broad Peak. His expedition company confirmed his passing after a summit push on Thursday. The avalanche swept away ten climbers, including Purja, hundreds of meters downhill. Purja held the record for the fastest ascent of the world's 14 highest peaks.…

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In 2010, researchers asked, 'what did Tyrannosaurus rex eat?' The answer included other T. rexes

Tyrannosaurus rex ate other T. rexes: Fossil evidence reveals Tyrannosaurus rex sometimes ate its own kind. Scrapes on bones indicate T. rex hunted live prey, not just scavenged. This giant predator possessed an incredibly powerful bite force. T. rex stripped meat before swallowing large chunks whole. Fossilized droppings also provided…

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For nearly 100 years, two giant dams trapped this American river. Then one historic decision brought it back to life

Two dams on Washington State's Elwha River were removed after nearly a century. This massive project allowed sediment to flow downstream and rebuild coastlines. Salmon populations have returned to historic spawning grounds, reviving the river's ecosystem. The restoration project serves as a model for future river rehabilitation efforts. The Elwha…

The Times of India

In 2007, scientists found giant underwater domes off California; the truth was stranger than anyone expected

Mysterious underwater domes off California were identified as ancient asphalt volcanoes. These formations originated from hardened crude oil and marine debris over centuries. The eruptions likely triggered methane releases and created vast ocean dead zones. However, these extinct structures provided rare hard habitats for deep-sea marine life. Scientists continue to…

The Economic Times

Pixar Made Cutting Jobs Look Adorable With Mrs. Incredible Letterhead

This is not an adjective I expected to use...

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7 new movies and TV show to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, and more this weekend (July 24)

From The Big Bang Theory's newest spin-off to an Avatar animated sequel, here's what's worth watching at home this weekend.

TechRadar

I asked a disaster survival psychologist if AI usage should be the same level of 'emergency' as Pompeii — but instead she's worried about a technology catastrophe that I didn't even consider

It's not every day you get to talk to a survival psychologist in a hit National Geographic documentary about your technology fears — but how worried should we be by the rise of AI?

TechRadar

The US Army built a nuclear-powered city inside the Greenland ice sheet as cover for a plan to run 600 missiles through 4,000 km of tunnels beneath it; Denmark found out in 1997

Camp Century was an underground base in Greenland powered by a nuclear reactor. This base concealed Project Iceworm, a secret plan for 600 missiles. Denmark was not fully informed about the US Army's nuclear missile intentions. The project collapsed due to the glacier's movement and was abandoned. A forgotten soil…

The Economic Times

Disney layoffs: Hundreds of jobs cut across ESPN, Pixar, other units

Walt Disney Company has initiated significant workforce reductions across its various business units. Corporate teams, ESPN, and film studios are among the affected departments in this restructuring. National Geographic and Pixar experienced the most substantial job cuts within their respective divisions. This marks the third round of layoffs as the…

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The Independent UK

Tom Hiddleston’s history show is so unintentionally hilarious I had to stop myself from shrieking

COMMENT: God love him, but the ‘Night Manager’ star can’t help being deeply uncool. As he presents a history programme for National Geographic – in which he stops and rewinds time using the magic of his hands, among other mortifying things – Adam White wonders if his inherent cheesiness is…

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How to watch 'Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston' online from anywhere

The Marvel actor takes us back to 79CE for a history lesson - here's how to watch "Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston" online from anywhere.

International Business Times UK

Disney Cuts Hundreds of Jobs as Pixar, National Geographic Absorb Deepest Losses

Despite 'Toy Story 5' nearing £718 million globally, Pixar faces layoffs as Disney restructures. The cuts, affecting production roles, reflect a shift towards established franchises and quality over volume.

Inverse

How 'Loki' Inspired Tom Hiddleston's Ambitious New Project

Tom Hiddleston is a "Time Detective" investigating the burial of Pompeii in National Geographic's 'Pompeii: Out of Time.'

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Capital & Main

The Climate Crisis Onscreen: 14 Films That Made Waves

Climate-themed films matter more than ever as the Trump administration weakens environmental protections. Here are some of the best and most meaningful ones.

International Business Times UK

Tom Hiddleston's Pompeii: Out of Time AMA: Star Reveals 'Magic' Moment That Transformed His Life at 17

Tom Hiddleston recounts how a childhood interest in Latin and a pivotal trip to Pompeii reshaped his view of history, inspiring his new National Geographic series.

Evening Standard

Tom Hiddleston hopes he ‘honoured’ the people of Pompeii in documentary

The actor travelled back in time for a new National Geographic documentary drama that explores the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in ancient Rome.

The Guardian - UK

The South African trailblazers seeking to change how wildlife documentaries are made

National Geographic explorers create dive lab after finding too few black film-makers telling African wildlife stories

The Times of India

The fish that changed Lake Victoria forever: How Nile perch triggered one of history’s biggest ecosystem disruptions in the 1950s

For generations, Lake Victoria supported one of the world’s richest freshwater ecosystems. Beneath its surface lived hundreds of species of cichlid fish, many found nowhere else on Earth. These small, colourful fish had evolved over thousands of years to occupy different parts of the lake, from rocky shorelines to deeper…

The Independent UK

Discovery of prehistoric female-only cemetery changes what we know about early human society

Evidence suggests very early development of prehistoric female cultural identity

Evening Standard

Tom Hiddleston to front innovative new documentary exploring Pompeii disaster

The Loki star will transport audiences to ancient Rome in the immersive three-part series.

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