Online Adventures
JUNE 2007
Mysteries of King Tut
Discover Antarctica
Candid Zakouma
Dubai: Sudden City
America in 1607
Shark Paradise
Hallowed Ground
New Orleans: Post Disaster
Matters of the Heart
Chasing Tornadoes
Humpback Whales
That Thing Called Love
Saving Lives on the Front Line
Deepest Cave
Bald Eagles
Ivory Wars
Shall We Dance?
Oil in the Niger Delta
Beautiful Hummers

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Photo: King Tut

Interactive:
Unraveling the Mysteries of King Tutankhamun
Egypt's most famous pharaoh, King Tut has held us in awe since the discovery of his tomb in 1922. Travel back in time to immerse yourself in the sacred power of his burial chamber. Uncover his mummified remains. Examine his body with CT scan imagery. And see how he may have actually looked.




Photo: Antarctica Interactive:
Discover Antarctica
 Explore Antarctica via an interactive map, and visit with penguins, seals, and other wildlife.

Photo: Lion cubs Slide Show:
Candid Zakouma
 See how animals in Chad's Zakouma National Park react to taking their own photos.

Photo: Dubai fisherman Photo Gallery:
Dubai: Sudden City
 This drowsy fishing village has morphed into a world capital of excess. Take a look in our Photo Gallery.

Photo: Shark Multimedia:
Shark Paradise
 Join photographer Brian Skerry in what he describes as "a Garden of Eden for sharks."

Photo: Arlington Cemetery Interactive Map:
Hallowed Ground
 Visit Arlington National Cemetery via an interactive map and a video of this place of sadness and pride.

Photo: New Orleans Multimedia:
New Orleans: Post Disaster
 Follow high school students on a poignant journey through their scarred city.

Photo: Human heart Multimedia:
Matters of the Heart
 Witness the battle to save lives with new surgical procedures.

Photo: Pig Interactive:
America in 1607
 Explore life in Jamestown. Hear from the experts and try our interactive features.

Photo: Man chasing tornado Multimedia:
Chasing Tornadoes
 It takes fleet feet and expertise to grab data from a raging tornado. Storm chaser Tim Samaras has what it takes.

Photo: Humpback whale and calf Sights & Sounds:
Masters of the Sea
Humpback whales migrate from Alaska to Maui, where they mate, calf, and take our breath away.

Photo: Love tattoo Multimedia:
That Thing Called Love
Photographer Jodi Cobb documents how people define love and how it fits into their lives.

Photo: Iraq soldier Multimedia:
Saving Lives on the Front Lines
 Meet military medics who give Iraq's war-wounded a chance at survival.

Photo: Man emerging from cave Interactive:
Deepest Cave
 Follow the route of two teams of international explorers who broke records in the world's deepest cave.

Photo: Bald eagle Multimedia:
Bald Eagles
 Our majestic national bird is flying high over much of its former range and may soon be off the endangered list.

Photo: Elephants Sights & Sounds:
Ivory Wars
 Poachers in Chad are gunning down some of Africa's last great elephant herds.

Photo: Three dancers Multimedia:
Shall We Dance?
 From ballet to break-dance, from the hora to hip-hop, this country stays moving on the dance floor.

Photo: Two men with barrel of oil Sights & Sounds:
Oil in the Niger Delta
 Decades of oil wealth have done little to ease the poverty of Nigeria's citizens.

Photo: Hummingbird Video:
Beautiful Hummers
 Hummingbird expert Ernie Franzgrote gives you a close look at these much loved fliers.