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white rhino standing in the middle of a gravel road in Namibia.

"For one agonising moment, we huddled and dangled at their mercy." Field guide training in South Africa takes a very dangerous turn

White rhinos have an exceptional sense of smell. Wesley Bell put it to the test...
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Maelstrom—Small boat escape from the horrible whirlpool.

 “As it touches the seafloor, it kills whatever living thing it contacts by encasing it in a tomb of ice…” 10 mind-bending, terrifying ocean phenomena 

These weird ocean phenomena are out of this world
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Near-Earth asteroid, computer artwork.

“It carved a crater twice the size of Rhode Island and as deep as the Grand Canyon." This 35-million-year-old asteroid impact wrecked the United States

It created a crater three times larger than any other US crater and the sixth largest known on Earth…
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A caracal stalking through the savannah

It's the size of a cocker spaniel, can leap 10 feet in the air, sprint at 50 mph, has the bizarrest ears – and is one strange-looking cat

The caracal is probably the world's best-looking and most enigmatic cat. Discover this fascinating creature of contradictions
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Like any young mammal, cetaceans (here a humpback whale) depend on milk. © Hubert Yann/Getty Images

How on Earth do whales manage to breastfeed underwater?

Do whales produce milk? Do whales have nipples? How does it all work underwater? Read on to find out all the whale nursing facts you've been wondering about.
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Side view of Patagonian mara walking on field

It's the size of a French bulldog, looks like a deer crossed with a rabbit and can run at speeds of 37mph

The Patagonian mara is a long-legged rodent built for speed, survival and social living on the open plains of South America
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Canada lynx family

10 most beautiful wild cats on the planet

Hidden beauties of the wild: small cats, big charm
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Scenic aerial view of the Mississippi River with forested islands wetlands and ridges in the Driftless Area

An American town woke up one day and mysteriously found itself on the opposite side of the Mississippi River to where it had been. We now know why...

Rivers can change direction, leaving behind abandoned channels
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Humpback Whale Mother Pushes Newborn Calf Up for a Breath

4 smartest, most intelligent dolphins and whales in the ocean

Whales and dolphins are continuously surprising experts with their intelligence
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It makes you hallucinate tiny, pint-sized people – and scientists have no idea why.”

Relatively new to science, L. asiatica has researchers scratching their heads.
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Penguin chicks jump off ice shelf

“Unbelievable thing to see”: Drone captures never-seen-before footage of penguin chicks plunging 50 feet into Antarctic Ocean

The dramatic footage was filmed for National Geographic's series Secret Lives of Penguins.
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"I was caught between a muscular puma and an enormous, agitated serpent. This was far from ideal."

Something stops Wara the puma in her tracks while out on a walk with volunteer matthew.
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Martial Eagle Clutching Monitor Lizard Prey, Zambia

"Once a target is spotted, they plunge into a spectacular high-speed dive at up to 143mph, seizing their victim in enormous talons and killing on impact"

The martial eagle is a formidable hunter
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Drifting logs on the Arctic Ocean at the Mackenzie Delta, Canada

It’s almost as big as Manhattan, contains trees more than 1,300 years old and is visible from space. Now it hides a ticking time bomb

The logjams in the delta of Canada's Mackenzie River are vital for wildlife and the environment
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A Big tusker, Craig, in Amboseli, Kenya with a clouded sky in the background

"They measured 3.18 metres and weighed a whopping 209kg and belonged to the 'Kilimanjaro Bull’"

An elephant’s tusks aren’t like a rhino’s horn, they can’t just grow back…
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Adult black-browed albatross flying over large colony. Steeple Jason Island, Falkland Islands

"It’s only 19 hectares in size but hosts a tightly packed crowd of 81,000." 10 biggest bird colonies in the world

Birds travel long distances to get to their favourite breeding grounds, no matter how cramped they may be
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Rufous Hornero with Mud Nest

It bakes its eggs in an oven and will probably abandon its babies, but is stubbornly faithful to its partner

The rufous hornero has fascinating and brutal habits
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"We were in a small boat in the deadly, croc-infested Zambezi River, just metres from the edge of Victoria Falls. Then the boat's engine spluttered and cut out...”

As the Zambezi approaches the famous 100m drop-off, it constricts from three miles into one mile, and picks up speed and sass. Suddenly, we found ourselves funnelled through ever tighter channels and increasingly challenging rapids
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Illustration of a Gastornis on a white background.

“It stood 3m tall and was armed with some of the deadliest weaponry of any prehistoric animal.” 10 biggest prehistoric birds that ever lived

Most birds could fit in the palm of your hand, but these feathered goliaths are on a very different scale - you’d be lucky not to be crushed beneath their feet…
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Greenland sharks can grow to 5m in length © Julius Nielsen

It's 7 metres long, can weigh almost a tonne and can live for 400 years or more – meaning some around today were born in 1626...

The mystery of the lifespan of Greenland sharks has finally been unveiled thanks to new research.
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Port Jackson sharks sleeping

Underwater robot stumbles across thousands of sharks all packed together and asleep on the seabed – stunning scientists

in 2024 scientists were left scratching their heads, underwater robot captured thousands of female sharks gathered on the seafloor in southern Australia.
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Desert locust

It’s 40 miles wide, contains billions of creatures and takes 20 years to form – Watch gobsmacking BBC footage of nature’s deadliest, most destructive swarm ever

In astonishing footage from Planet Earth, swarms of desert locusts decimate vegetation
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Miami, United States - June 10, 2025: American Airlines airplane landing at Miami International Airport.

A Boeing 737 was dropped on the seabed, then this strange white animal moved in

The artificial reef off Vancouver Island is said to have more than 100 marine species
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