It is 1923, and the long-sought tomb of Tutankhamun is about to yield its secrets.Ê Join NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC correspondent Maynard Owen Williams in Egypt.

Follow the progress and perils of a controversial undertaking: peaceful contact with one of the last isolated tribes on earth.

Interactive feature at National Geographic allows visitors to act as zookeepers for rare Siberian tigers.

Catch the excitement of fossil researchers as they 'hatch' fossilized dinosaur eggs and reveal the embryos inside. Tour our museum of hatchlings.

What's life like for the men and women who fight the nearly 100,000 wildfires in the United States each year? Hear a wildland firefighter in his own words.

Soar above the American Southwest with Adriel Heisey, a photographer so determined to get a birds-eye view that he built his own aircraft.

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Track cheetahs, pangolins, lechwe, and other wild wonders through the untamed habitat of Botswana¹s Okavango Delta.

Are you a witch? How long have you been in the snare of the devil? Why won't you confess? Experience the witch-hunt of 1692 in an interactive and terrifying way.

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