Presented by @Rolex. A simple branch becomes a fishing rod in the hands of these resourceful chimpanzees. This technique allows them to harvest algae without getting wet. #AfricaEarthsWildHome is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

Still looking for your Halloween costume? Try dressing up as the most terrifying thing in the universe. Discover more about LOST IN SPACE: 5,000 Facts for Navigating the Universe: books.disney.com/book/lost-i…

Even a moment’s rest on Everest can come with a reminder of just how unpredictable the mountain can be. From Oscar®-winning filmmakers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, EVEREST: THE OTHER SIDE, only in theaters and IMAX worldwide on October 30

By the 1990s, Siamese crocodiles had disappeared from the wild in Vietnam. Now, conservation efforts are helping the species recover, with an estimated 1,000 mature Siamese crocodiles living across Southeast Asia. #WildVietnam is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

People are flocking to West Coast beaches because of the warm water brought by El Niño, but so are stingrays, leading to more injuries than last year. By studying ray behavior, scientists hope to find out where on the beach rays are more likely to sting. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/ZREyMg

Photographing big cats isn’t easy. An image of a tiger can take months of planning, and National Geographic photographer Steve Winter knows that better than most. Drawing on decades of experience with jaguars, tigers, lions, and other big cats, he shares some techniques. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/s3Qqlw

Imagine watching millions of butterflies fill the trees, herds of reindeer cross the tundra, or huge flocks of birds take to the skies. Around the world, these seasonal wildlife gatherings offer the chance to see animals in extraordinary numbers. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/ZKJZwv

With decades of experience behind them, older female orcas are often the pod's most valuable leaders. After they've reached menopause, they continue to play a crucial part in helping their family survive. #NatGeoQueens is streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

For years, researchers speculated that a plane-shaped object submerged in the lagoon on the Pacific island of Nikumaroro could be Amelia Earhart's missing aircraft. But a recent expedition has found that the “Taraia Object” is far more mundane: on.natgeo.com/2KUPqO

Why haven't we found any evidence of alien civilizations? The answer could be simple. Discover more about LOST IN SPACE: 5,000 Facts for Navigating the Universe: on.natgeo.com/93P5vi

Three-toed sloths spend nearly all their time in the trees, even mating and giving birth while suspended from tree branches 🦥

Shaped by Nat Geo’s global community of writers, photographers, and explorers, our #BestOfTheWorld 2027 list is here, offering more reasons to explore every corner of the globe. Discover 25 remarkable destinations across six continents: on.natgeo.com/LGg3Xq

Wolves have returned to Denmark after a 200-year absence. As farmers report livestock losses and residents encounter these predators near their homes, disagreements over how to handle the growing population have intensified. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/QvaVoD

Gentoo penguins plunging into Antarctic waters are featured in this month’s Photos of the Day collection. Beyond wildlife, photographers captured cultural traditions and landscapes shaped by environmental change. See more Photos of the Day: on.natgeo.com/VuXkxO