Here's how you can help your child cope with ongoing pandemic anxiety https://t.co/A0Kzpmc0Wy

In the latest episode of #OverheardNatGeo, an investigation into tiger trafficking in the U.S. reveals how big cat tourism encourages a cycle of breeding and mistreatment https://t.co/wuuWHkrLZw https://t.co/DCYI0RVXWB

"When COVID-19 hit in March 2020 in the Netherlands, where I live, I stayed home like everyone else. That’s when I began to notice the fungi growing in my yard and around my neighborhood" https://t.co/qhSEqtNvBl

Arecibo Observatory’s suspended equipment platform fell hundreds of feet and crashed through the giant radio dish just before 8 a.m. local time on Dec. 1 https://t.co/95TfXDltQb

The guajiro bean is part of an agricultural revival that could feed hundreds of families in a Wayuu community in Parenstu, Colombia https://t.co/ohTyXGtmZL

Become an advocate to protect our Great Lakes (but please, don’t visit) https://t.co/fXgLugJHXu

Saharan silver ants can run their body length in less than a hundredth of a second https://t.co/ZY3GkIjFBC

These are the cameras to keep an eye on as we look toward future journeys that will inspire our best photos yet https://t.co/3okqBDgKS2

“Women often see things… a man would not notice,” said National Geographic’s first editor https://t.co/Whdct1Pr0F

Author and journalist Jan Morris, who died last week at 94, embraced Wales as her physical, intellectual, and spiritual foundation https://t.co/XF4JaeMHua

Emerging evidence suggests many animals, like us, can perceive and create a range of visual illusions https://t.co/PyOsyuGxeY

For a terrapin, the back of a hippo is an ideal spot to catch some sun https://t.co/7q4iGqdXzs

When you walk on those bright golden fans this fall, you’re having a close encounter with a rare thing—a species that humans rescued from natural oblivion https://t.co/rlpwUJ4jWJ

Moderna has requested emergency FDA approval for its #COVID19 vaccine. The FDA plans to review its application on Dec. 17 https://t.co/mMnaIG9lYL

Surrounded by the snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus mountain range, Svaneti is home to some of the most isolated villages in Georgia. See more amazing places to inspire future journeys: https://t.co/n35wDf5mgJ https://t.co/WFqFXQnOsy

A recent report states that abuse of crew members—along with illegal fishing for sharks and dolphins, among other species—is common in Taiwan’s distant-water fishing fleet https://t.co/fjU7eoe0c8

This shield-like coating is made of calcite with high levels of magnesium, a type found only in one other biological structure: sea urchin teeth, which can grind limestone https://t.co/qwvnoxMi2A

"When COVID-19 hit in March 2020 in the Netherlands, where I live, I stayed home like everyone else. That’s when I began to notice the fungi growing in my yard and around my neighborhood" https://t.co/0vqS8oybFP

How do they do it? https://t.co/oRI1TO33yG

Frogs freeze solid, and turtles breathe out of their butts, to name a few https://t.co/DSZW4WG7Ng