The Latest Breaking News from National Geographic

NatGeo Sharkfest episode focuses on stories of whales and dolphins saving people from sharks. But are they really trying to protect us?

The familiar yellow-bordered cover of National Geographic magazine will soon be disappearing from newsstands

National Geographic, the 135-year-old imperfect chronicler of the planet and its people, is shrinking to a shell of its former self.

The company will offer special editions on newsstands, a spokesman said on Thursday. Subscribers will still get a printed copy each month.

The familiar yellow-bordered cover of National Geographic magazine will soon be disappearing from newsstands

National Geographic has laid off all 19 of its editorial staff writers in its second such cutback over the last nine months. As reported by Washington Post, the publication’s editorial work will be outsourced to freelance writers and “few editors remaining on staff”, while the magazine’s photo contracts will be…

Nineteen staffers affected, according to Washington Post, with celebrated magazine to end newsstand sales

National Geographic has laid off all its staff writers, leaving the venerable, award-winning magazine to be pieced together by editors and freelancers.

The ocean’s most formidable cold-hearted killer, the long-extinct giant megalodon shark, may have been warm-blooded – which could have caused its disappearance more than three million years ago. 

BOSTON — Hundreds of great white sharks hunting seals close to shore along Cape Cod, and how local researchers are hoping to predict shark behavior, is the focus of a new National Geographic special for Sharkfest next week.

Disney Channel, Disney XD, Disney Junior on board alongside Nat Geo, as are ABC’s owned stations