Presented by @Rolex. Fertile for just one week per year, this female fossa can't afford to be shy. Through its partnership with the National Geographic Society and as...
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Presented by @Rolex. Hunted for their scales and meat, pangolins are among the most heavily trafficked mammals in the world, with millions believed to have been...
Presented by @Rolex. Madagascar is currently home to over one hundred species of lemurs that aren't found anywhere else on the planet, and scientists have uncovered...

Presented by @rolex. Around 40,000 tourists visit Bwindi Impenetrable National Park annually, bringing pathogens from around the world that can put the mountain gorillas...

Presented by @Rolex. Meet the dwarf crocodiles thriving in the darkness of Gabon’s caves. From hunting bats to navigating cave floors coated in guano, these remarkable...
Presented by @Rolex. Would you ever have guessed that flamingos are growing their own food with the help of fiddler crabs? This arrangement is so unusual, it's never...
A simple branch becomes a fishing rod in the hands of these resourceful chimpanzees. This technique allows them to harvest algae without getting wet. Through its...

Presented by @Rolex. Conservation ecologist and Rolex National Geographic Perpetual Planet Explorer Matt Shirley has spent years working alongside scientists across...

Presented by @Rolex. When the millionaire who owned the world's largest rhino herd ran out of money, the conservationists who took over responsibility for the herd in...
Presented by @Rolex. He’s spent six months underground, and now he’s looking for love—but when a female answers his call, this black frog seems to have second thoughts....
Presented by @Rolex. It's time to explore nature on an epic scale. It's time to explore Africa. Through its partnership with the National Geographic Society and as part...

Presented by @Rolex. When Matt Shirley first shone his flashlight into a cave in Gabon, dozens of crocodile eyes stared back at him. But these weren’t ordinary...
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...

Presented by @Rolex. Until 2023, the world’s biggest rhino herd was owned by a single millionaire on a ranch in northern South Africa. But when he ran out of money, the...
Presented by @Rolex. It's not easy to find water in one of Africa's driest landscapes, but flying saucer beetles have a clever way to keep themselves hydrated. Through...
Presented by @rolex. Africa is a place where we can still discover new things about nature—including how humans can live in harmony with the animals who share our world....
Presented by @rolex. Sound on to hear the snuffing, chuffing, and huffing of this foraging pangolin, filmed by National Geographic photographer @marcuswestbergphoto....

Presented by @rolex. Until 2021, giant ground pangolins hadn't been documented in Kenya for 50 years. Since then, conservationists have worked with local landowners to...

Rolex is proud to present ‘Africa Earth’s Wild Home’, a landmark seven-part natural history series created by @natgeo. The episodes journey into the heart of Africa,...

Presented by Rolex. Pangolins are among the world’s most trafficked mammals, but a growing network of conservationists, supported by the @tikkihywoodfoundation, is...
Presented by @Rolex. Today’s scientists aren’t just exploring and documenting our world, they’re creating the foundation that future scientists will need to explore and...
Presented by @rolex. Africa’s rivers are at the center of its thriving biodiversity—and National Geographic Explorer @drsteveboyes is on a mission to protect them for...
Presented by @Rolex. National Geographic Explorer @drsteveboyes has spent his life exploring Africa’s wild places and studying the patterns of the continent’s wildlife....
Presented by @Rolex. Welcome to Africa 🌍 Africa Earth’s Wild Home takes you deep into the heart of our wildest continent, bringing you closer to its animals,...

Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with Rolex. Sherman Basin is a sanctuary for wildlife north of the Arctic Circle, with waters that teem with fish...

The ocean is essential to life on Earth—and this World Oceans Day, we’re highlighting Explorers whose research is dedicated to better understanding it. As part of the...

Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with Rolex. Conservation biologist Krithi Karanth is the 2026 Rolex National Geographic Explorer of the Year. In...

Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with Rolex. Antarctica might seem a frozen, lifeless place at first glance, but marine biologist and National...

Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with Rolex. Coral reefs support a quarter of all marine life, but rising ocean temperatures are pushing many...

Presented by National Geographic Society in partnership with Rolex. Some of the most important clues about climate change are beneath the ice. National Geographic...
