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Okapi

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It's a zebra, it's a horse . no, it's an okapi. Not discovered until the 20th century, the okapi's closest relative is actually the giraffe. It's a zebra, it's a horse . no, it's an okapi. Not discovered until the 20th century, the okapi's closest relative is actually the giraffe. It's a zebra, it's a horse . no, it's an okapi. Not discovered until the 20th century, the okapi's closest relative is actually the giraffe. These Rare Giraffes Were Killed Just for Their Tails. How All Planes Work. Are You Eat...

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Top Shot: The Best Seat in Yosemite Top Shot... -- Editors' Spotlight -- National Geographic Your Shot

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Top Shot: The Best Seat in Yosemite. Top Shot features the photo with the most votes from the previous day’s Daily Dozen. The Daily Dozen. Is 12 photos chosen by the Your Shot editors each day from thousands of recent uploads. Our community has the chance to vote for their favorite from the selection. A man sits on the edge of the “diving board” rock formation at Glacier Point under a blanket of stars, taking in all the greatness Yosemite has to offer. Photograph by Christian Fernandez. May 20, 2015.

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Cameron's Long Way Down: Mariana Trench

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Cameron's Long Way Down: Mariana Trench. Seven miles is a long way down. more than a mile deeper than Mt. Everest is up. To reach the deepest part of the Mariana Trench, James Cameron had to descend past some pretty amazing milestones on his record-breaking dive. Here's a glimpse. Cameron's Long Way Down: Mariana Trench. It’s been more than 50 years since anyone ventured to the deepest spot on earth. There’s a simple reason. 7 miles is a long way down. 0-660 ft: 90 percent of ocean life lives here. James...

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Cecile Marion Member Profile -- National Geographic Your Shot

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Florida, United States. DRAG PHOTO UP OR DOWN TO REPOSITION. This Member Hasn't Uploaded a Photo. Share your best photos! Our favorite photos, chosen by National Geographic editors. Check back weekdays for the latest editors’ selections. From the Daily Dozen, a selection of photos will be published in. Get ideas and get inspired by looking through our editors’ favorite photo submissions. View the best of the best at least the most popular of the best! As chosen by your fellow Your Shot members.

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Crab Chow

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Who could possibly find a meal in beach sand? These sandbubbler crabs can and do when the high tide ebbs. Who could possibly find a meal in beach sand? These sandbubbler crabs can and do when the high tide ebbs. Who could possibly find a meal in beach sand? These sandbubbler crabs can and do when the high tide ebbs. Deepest Ocean Eruption Filmed. Giant Undersea Volcano Revealed. New Species Found at Great Barrier. Piglet Squid, Other Bizarre Species Found. World's Deadliest: Shrimp Packs a Punch. World's...

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Environment

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The Short Film Showcase. Bird-Watching While Black: A Wildlife Ecologist Shares His Tips. The Short Film Showcase. Watch a Breathtaking Time-Lapse of Grand Teton National Park. Sylvia Earle Introduces President Obama To His New Namesake Fish. Transforming Human Poop Into Eco-Friendly Fertilizer. New Protected Ocean Area Is Bigger Than All U.S. National Parks Combined. EXCLUSIVE: 'Bear Bathtub' Caught on Camera in Yellowstone. The Short Film Showcase. Amazing 3-D Tour of a Chinese Supercave.

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George T. Probst Member Profile -- National Geographic Your Shot

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George T. Probst. Blacksburg, Virginia, United States. About George T. Probst. DRAG PHOTO UP OR DOWN TO REPOSITION. This Member Hasn't Uploaded a Photo. Share your best photos! Our favorite photos, chosen by National Geographic editors. Check back weekdays for the latest editors’ selections. From the Daily Dozen, a selection of photos will be published in. Get ideas and get inspired by looking through our editors’ favorite photo submissions. View the best of the best at least the most popular of the best!

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World's Deadliest: Shrimp Packs a Punch

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World's Deadliest: Shrimp Packs a Punch. It might be a featherweight, but this tiny mantis shrimp packs a powerful punch. A crab tries to shield itself behind glass a quarter-inch thick . but will it be enough to stop the hungry shrimp? World's Deadliest: Shrimp Packs a Punch. It might be a featherweight, but this tiny mantis shrimp packs a powerful punch. A crab tries to shield itself behind glass a quarter-inch thick . but will it be enough to stop the hungry shrimp? Now that is a super-powered punch.