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▶ Reconnect with nature in Grenada #BestOfTheWorld

Away from the towns and beaches, Grenada offers a deep well of restorative traditions for visitors seeking a relaxing escape. Rooted in the Grenadian "river lime"—a hangout by the water to help unwind and connect with loved ones in nature—the Caribbean island's verdant forests and waterfalls provide a stunning backdrop.

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▶ David Blaine Uncovers Magic Around the Globe | Do Not Attempt MEGA Episode | National Geographic

Join world-renowned magician, mentalist, and endurance artist David Blaine on an extraordinary global journey across South Africa, Japan, and India in this MEGA episode compilation of David Blaine: Do Not Attempt from National Geographic.

Watch as Blaine seeks out master illusionists, street performers, and spiritual practitioners to uncover the extreme mental and physical discipline behind the world's most incredible magic. Follow David as he immerses himself in other cultures, absorbs ancient techniques, and pushes the limits of human performance.

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In South Africa, a…

▶ How the Unsinkable Ship Went Down (Full Episode) | Titanic Sinks Tonight | National Geographic

On April 15, 1912, the mighty Titanic collided with an iceberg and sank, becoming one of the most infamous shipwrecks in history. In Titanic Sinks Tonight, historians break down minute by minute the night the unsinkable ship sank, exploring vivid firsthand accounts from passengers and crew to tell the story of the infamous maritime disaster.

In this first full episode from National Geographic, the Titanic collides with an iceberg and as news of the damage filters through to captain Edward John Smith, he realizes his “unsinkable ship” is going down.

Titanic Sinks Tonight | S1 E1 "The…

▶ Still looking for a Halloween costume? Try dressing up as the most terrifying thing in the universe.

Question: Since it’s Halloween, tell us what you think is the scariest phenomenon or object in space?

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▶ Disney+ Special Look | Everest: The Other Side | National Geographic

Get Ready for Everest: The Other Side, only in theaters Oct 30.

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▶ Spice things up in Grenada #BestOfTheWorld2027

There's more to Grenada than sun, sea, and sand. The rich volcanic soil makes fertile ground for the island's signature spices—nutmeg, mace, and clove—which are woven into the fabric of life here, especially during Spicemas, the country’s vibrant August carnival.

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▶ Follow in Charles Darwin's footsteps in Cape Froward, Chile. #BestOfTheWorld2027

Visitors to the southernmost point of mainland South America can explore a land that feels truly untamed—and will remain that way when it becomes the 19th park in Patagonia’s 1,700-mile Route of Parks by the end of 2027.

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▶ Discover the best of Puerto Rico in 30 seconds #BestOfTheWorld

Puerto Rico's blend of cultures and community-led traditions is sparking renewed interest in the Caribbean Island, and there's no shortage of opportunities to experience it. Beyond its sandy beaches and delicious street food stalls, Loíza is brimming with a rich music history as a bastion for Black Puerto Rican culture, while the Taíno Route and Old San Juan let visitors discover the island's Indigenous and more recent history.

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▶ Alexander the Great's Reign of Egypt (Full Episode) | Lost Treasures of Egypt | Nat Geo

Following his dramatic conquest of the ancient world, Alexander the Great was crowned pharaoh of Egypt and established the legendary coastal city of Alexandria. In this full episode of Lost Treasures of Egypt from National Geographic, join archaeologists as they venture deep into catacombs and sacred ruins in search of the legendary ruler's lost tomb.

While searching for the tomb’s location, one of the greatest and most enduring mysteries in archaeology, teams uncover new insights into Alexander's reign in ancient Egypt. Was Alexander the greatest general in history? How did he conquer…

▶ Unraveling the Notorious Stanford Prison Experiment | MEGA Episode | National Geographic

Over 50 years since the notorious Stanford Prison Experiment, National Geographic takes a groundbreaking look back in the documentary series, The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth. Featuring firsthand accounts from the original prisoners and guards, their stories unravel a narrative that interrogates the motives of the man in charge, Dr. Philip Zimbardo, while exploring larger questions of human nature and the power of perspective.

This MEGA episode features three, full episodes:

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▶ Inside the World of Hash Smugglers (Full Episode) | Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller | Nat Geo

How does hash smuggling work? Join National Geographic in this episode of Trafficked as Mariana van Zeller tracks the illicit path of hashish from Morocco into Europe — a world of shadowy dealers, lightning-fast smuggling boats, and endless wealth.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction to Hash Smuggling
01:32 - Return to Portugal
06:00 - Investigation in Morocco
09:56 - Inside a Traditional Hashish Farm
16:51 - Chasing Contacts in Morocco
18:41 - Port of Algeciras
21:40 - High-Speed ocean Pursuit
27:05 - High Stakes & Economics of Smuggling
30:45 -…

▶ Presented by @ROLEX. National Geographic photographer Marcus Westberg filmed a pangolin feeding.

Millions of pangolins have been taken from the wild across Africa in recent decades, fueling concerns about their survival. To prepare rescued pangolins for a return to the wild, conservationists at the Tikki Hywood Foundation are learning how best to care for them. Here's more on the efforts to protect these heavily trafficked mammals: https://on.natgeo.com/0b2048

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▶ Mummy Medicine, Maya Sweat Baths, and More (Full Episode) | Mysteries of Ancient Medicine | Nat Geo

In this full episode of Mysteries of Ancient Medicine from National Geographic, explore the startling and unexpected origins of human medical practice.

From Europeans consuming powdered human mummies to Austrians ingesting lethal arsenic for beauty and strength, history is filled with bizarre and deadly remedies. Journey to Guatemala, to an ancient Mayan sweat bath carved with a deity that exposes healing practices centered on mothers and childbirth. Learn how ancient civilizations treated illness, childbirth, and spiritual health, and discover the extreme paths humanity took in the quest…