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Revealing an Oasis at the Top of the WorldAugust 28, 2026 – High in the Canadian Arctic, a small bay is an unlikely hotbed for animal life of all kinds. Oceanographer Kristina Brown is working with local communities there to understand why.
Scientists record coldest ocean temperature ever in Earth's history—and wonder how life survivedJanuary 28, 2026 – Ancient rocks once beneath the ocean hold clues of severe conditions unimaginable on today's planet.
See How Much Corals Have Declined in Just 40 YearsSeptember 09, 2026 – As the oceans warm, coral reefs face an uncertain future. Scientists are piecing together the current state of their global decline.
Captain Jacques Cousteau’s Dangerous Quest to Live UnderwaterSeptember 10, 2026 – Pioneering a new underwater world for man, the father of scuba diving and other French oceanauts lived for a month 36 feet below the surface of the inhospitable Red Sea.
Taste the Spirit of the Azores on a Food Tour of its IslandsSeptember 03, 2026 – Isolation has long demanded resourcefulness in the Azores. Across these far-flung Atlantic islands, generations of farmers, fisherfolk and winemakers have transformed maritime trade, local know-how and fertile, volcanic landscapes into one of Europe’s most distinctive food cultures.
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Could an ancient Hawaiian marine technology help depleted ocean ecosystems recover?March 30, 2026 – Hawaiians have been harvesting fish sustainably for generations, tending traditional ponds known as loko iʻa. The multibillion-dollar aquaculture industry is starting to take notice.What a ‘Super’ El Niño Means for the PlanetAugust 20, 2026 – Early forecasts suggest this year may see the strongest El Niño in a decade—bringing with it more extreme weather.
Watch video of a mother orca hunting in front of her babyJuly 15, 2026 – An orca drags and spins a sea turtle, as if trying to show her baby how to hunt. Researchers say it might be an example of teaching.
The extraordinary life and quiet death of the world’s largest icebergJuly 07, 2026 – Forty years after breaking away from Antarctica, the frozen colossus known as A23a died as it lived: drifting around the bottom of the globe, fascinating ardent observers, and offering scientists critical new insights about our living ocean.
The photographer whose nature shots inspire pure aweJuly 28, 2026 – A new collection of the photographer's work celebrates our beautiful world—and shows how much we stand to lose.
Scientists finally have an explanation for this weird whale behaviorJuly 21, 2026 – Mother right whales were captured in a rare video with their bellies up. It could be a sign they need a break.
National Geographic’s 7 Natural Wonders of AmericaJuly 04, 2026 – National Geographic Explorers celebrate the greatest American treasures—mountains, forests, wetlands and canyons—from sea to shining sea.
Scientists discover ‘graveyard’ of whale skeletons in an ocean abyss off AustraliaJune 10, 2026 – Deposited over millions of years, the whale necropolis is covered with deep-sea species, many of which are new to science.
The most iconic New England town you’ve never visitedJuly 02, 2026 – This Massachusetts town has inspired countless paintings and postcards, transforming it into the blueprint for coastal New England charm.
These scientists want to create a shark ‘forecast’ for your next beach tripJuly 08, 2026 – Like a weather forecast predicting rain and temperature, experts are figuring out how to issue predictions for sharky waters.
The color of this new and unusual blue octopus is what helps it surviveMay 27, 2026 – A new blue octopus species, Microeledone galapagensis, was recently discovered near Darwin Island in northern Galápagos.
