2017 National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year Contest.

It can lose its tail and have a new one 24 hours later. Magic? No, it's just the great self-regenerating potential of the zebra fish. Christian Jopling, a researcher at the Barcelona Centre for Regenerative Medicine, explains how studies on these fish can help us to discover how to regenerate human ...

Check out the winners of the 4th annual International Drone Photography Contest organized by Dronestagram with the support of National Geographic.

Grandiose illusion presents some of the grandiose photographs which were part of the National Geographic Contests in 2010.Grandiose Illusion captures in still photography at its best with a single click, including a wide range of beautiful landscapes and nature as well as modern buildings and natura...

The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is a national monument, landmark and tourist attraction erected in memory of Chiang Kai-shek, former President of the…

Native to the lakes of Mexico City, the axolotl stays in the water its whole life, swimming with a tail fin and breathing through frilly external gills. It’s nearly extinct in the wild, but survives in research labs the world over, studied for its amazing regenerative abilities. With our help, can t

Only Boys Aloud sing Somewhere Over The Rainbow.
Featuring our Only Kids Aloud alumni Amber Davies as our soloist. Performed live in St. David's Hall, Cardiff.

China's first glass-bottomed suspension bridge is giving terrified tourists a heart-stopping day out. The 980 foot-long crossing in China's Hunan Province dangles visitors nearly 600 feet above a valley floor.

Sex robot BREAKTHROUGH as cyborgs with FULL BODY movement to hit market in 2018

GENDER REVOLUTION will explore the complexities of gender in everyday life. To better understand this complex social and scientific issue, Katie Couric travels across the U.S. to talk with scientists, psychologists, activists, authors and families. Gender and sexuality can be fluid, and today transg...