WILDCAM ALERT: WILDCAM BELIZE REEF IS NOW LIVE WATCH LIVE STREAMING VIDEO AT BELIZE BARRIER REEF
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National Geographic's WildCam program is a conservation initiative to connect people to the world's last remaining wild places via the Internet. Using cutting-edge, live-streaming remote video technology, WildCam allows viewers all over the globe to see animals—live and in real time—in the last strongholds of wilderness. Watch elephants teach their young in Africa, see grizzlies pounce on salmon in Alaska, or witness polar bears negotiating the Arctic ice.
National Geographic's network of WildCam sites around the world is growing. Learn how you can help these animals, the ecosystems they thrive in, and the researchers who study them—so there will always be wild animals in wild places.
National Geographic's Crittercam is a research tool designed to be worn by wild animals. Crittercam has given us insight into the lives of whales, sharks, seals and sea lions, sea turtles, penguins, manatees, and other marine animals.
See inside some of the Southwest's most stunning canyons, including Arizona's Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, and Canyon de Chelley.
The lions' kingdom isn't what it once was. Once upon a time the king of the beasts roamed in Europe and America, too.
New research finds that Stonehenge might have been a cemetery longer than previously thought.
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