Rescuers Reunite Baby Sloth and Mom Using Audio Recordings
WEBPublished 26 May 2018, 10:34 BST. This baby three-toed sloth was found crying on a Costa Rica beach, separated from its mother. A tourist brought the tiny animal to the Jaguar Rescue Centre, and a team searched for the mother… with no success. The rescuers recorded the sounds of the baby’s cries, and played back the sounds over a handheld ...
Wildlife Watch - National Geographic
WEBChinese farmers used to raise and sell wild animals for food, such as the civet pictured here at a market in Guangzhou. The legislature ended the practice in...
6 Unexpected Things to Do in Jordan | National Geographic
WEBAug 28, 2018 · Just 25 minutes north of Amman, this Christian town is home to Carakale, Jordan’s first and only craft brewery. Here you can take a brewhouse tour and sample handcrafted beers in the tasting room or on the open-air terrace overlooking Blue Canyon. Further north in Mafraq (about 1.5 hours from Amman), Zumot Winery awaits.
Jordan: Watch the birdie - National Geographic
WEBMar 30, 2015 · The sounds of this rapidly growing city rumble in the distance, but for now the site offers a peaceful retreat at one of the world's most important aviary crossroads. The Aqaba Bird Observatory is open every day except Friday. Admission is 7JD (around £7). Follow Andy and Sam over the next two weeks as they travel around the Jordanian …
Where to travel in January: five of the best destinations
WEBDec 7, 2022 · As the new year begins, travel is firmly on the radar and the options are countless. It’s a great month either to explore warmer climes or take note of the beauty to be found on your doorstep.
Notes from an author: Dayo Olopade | National Geographic
WEBJun 25, 2015 · In Hargeisa, it was clear the central Somali government in Mogadishu is as irrelevant as international safety standards. Green, white, and red Somaliland flags flew over the parliament building and the 23 ministries dedicated to everything from developing mines to taxing the lucrative Red Sea port at Berbera.
International Space Station - National Geographic
WEBMeet the adventurer: astronaut Tim Peake on failure, flying and the future of space tourism
National Geographic Explorers: Lucy Hawkes
WEBApr 20, 2020 · National Geographic Explorers: Lucy Hawkes. Published 20 Apr 2020, 10:55 BST. National Geographic Explorers: Lucy Hawkes
Notes from an author: Horatio Clare | National Geographic
WEBApr 25, 2015 · The international school — where we taught the children of the new mercantile elite — provided a flat for us, just five minutes from Piazza Bra and the Arena, which has been in continuous use for a millennium. Every night of the opera season, crowds in finery hurried under our windows.
The ultimate hotel guide to Bangkok | National Geographic
WEBJan 16, 2023 · With glittering temples, vibrant food markets and thrumming nightlife, Bangkok thrills at every turn. That goes for its hotels, too — the Thai capital has one of Asia’s most dynamic hotel scenes, from budget stays to elegant riverside resorts.