Dinosaur 13

What's it like to discover the world’s largest, most complete T-Rex skeleton only to see it and everything you've worked for threatened by the U.S. government? Paleontologist Peter Larson and "Dinosaur 13" filmmaker Todd Miller will be here at 3p ET to answer your questions about "Sue the T-Rex" and the epic legal battle over her. Leave your questions in the comments below.

Reserve in the pacific

Government aims to tap partnerships and advanced technology to protect massive sanctuary around remote islands.

Feeling a little blue

Feeling a little blue... how about a new desktop photo?http://on.natgeo.com/Y46yAh

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How much has this island grown due to volcanic activity?
FInd out here.
http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/photo/magmacosta-water-990-60861/?ar_a=4

Photograph by Chris Johns

Daily Gratitude: Photos and Inspiration for Every Day of the Year

"The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are." -Joseph Campbell

National Geographic's Most Stunning Photographs

From a cave 250 feet below the surface of Florida to the beautiful waterfalls of Iceland, see the most stunning images captured by National Geographicphotographers to date.

How to Teach Your Child to Be An Adventurous Eater (And to Never Use the Word “Ew”)

National Geographic author Sasha Martin spent four years cooking a recipe from every country in the world- and her daughter ate (and liked) all of them. Here's how she did it.

In Alpine villages, Hobbits lurk

New Zealand may have featured in the films, but this is the real Middle Earth. http://bbc.in/1oKGLXf

Best Secret Ski Towns - National Geographic

Hidden in the sparsely populated mountains of central Idaho sits McCall, a friendly destination for families in search of some of the most consistent powder skiing in the Northern Rockies.

St. Lawrence Islands National Park, Canada -- National Geographic

Retreated glaciers and scraped sediment formed the landscape for this week's Park of the Week, St. Lawrence Islands National Park.

Photos: Silver Screen Cities -- National Geographic

Discover ten cities that inspired cinematic classics.

Travels on the Run: Sarajevo

Experience the beauty of Sarajevo on your own two feet.

Antarctica

Take unforgettable pictures, like this one in Antarctica's Queen Maud Land by Cory Richards, with tips from a dozen top National Geographic photographers, each sharing the secrets to taking great photographs. 

This one-of-a-kind Masters of Photography instructional series, available on DVD and online, will forever change the way you approach photography. Learn more: www.thegreatcourses.com/natgeo103

Clown fish

Throwback Thursday: All baby clownfish are male, but can choose to become female later in life.

Christopher Columbus,

Christopher Columbus, in his first journey to the Americas, caught a glimpse of three "mermaids" off the prow of his ship, writing in his journal: "On the previous day [8 Jan 1493], when the Admiral went to the Rio del Oro [Haiti], he said he quite distinctly saw three mermaids, which rose well out of the sea; but they are not so beautiful as they are said to be, for their faces had some masculine traits." (Voyages of Columbus 218)." Learn more about these magnificent creatures.

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