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Follow one man's journey to photograph the world's rarest species.

Unearthed with extra facts and bonus footage – Josh's investigation of the Bermuda Triangle leads him down in to the ocean, up into the sky and all the way to edges of space.

New evidence is revealing fresh twists to the fatal chain-of-events that caused the Titanic to sink, and using cutting-edge technology and the latest scientific methods, experts investigate the secret history of its infamous sinking.

Explore a rugged world where wolves, mustangs, chameleons, and nest-raiding genets fight for survival, and storks raise their young on a cliff’s edge.

Don Wildman investigates a UFO encounter and an ancient murder mystery.

When an extreme drought hits Spain, the ruins of a long-lost civilization suddenly emerge. Using cutting-edge technology, experts investigate evidence of ancient cannibalism.

The murder of George Floyd in police custody has ignited fury and mass protests around the world. In this special presentation, ID's Tony Harris leads a frank and searching conversation with leading figures in the debate of how policing must change.

Josh breaks out the treasure maps as he virtually searches for buried fortunes around the world with the help of The Social Network's Jesse Eisenberg, Twin Peaks' Kyle MacLachlan, magicians Penn and Teller, and former CIA codebreaker Amaryllis Fox.

The description on the National Geographic website explains, “As part of a robust effort to improve our understanding and resilience to the impacts of climate change on mountain systems, from April to June 2019, National Geographic and Tribhuvan University conducted the most comprehensive single scientific expedition to Mount Everest (known locally as Sagarmatha or Chomolungma) in history. The expedition, conducted in partnership with Rolex was the first of a series of Perpetual Planet Expeditions.”

On June 30th, National Geographic continues a longstanding tradition of exploring the forbidden mountain, Mount Everest, with two special programs. The first is a feature-length documentary called Lost on Everest at 9:00 pm ET that attempts to solve one of the mountain’s biggest mysteries. National Geographic’s history with Everest goes back to 1933 when they brought the world the first images of the mountain from the air and in 1966 when they funded the first team of American explorers to reach the highest peak and gave the world the first footage from the summit.