@InsideNatGeo #StepIntoWonder with National Geographic’s #EarthMonth collection throughout April on @DisneyPlus.

For National Geographic Explorer Hana Raza, moments of wonder can come at the most surprising times—like when her camera trap photographed a Persian leopard, an animal thought lost in Iraq's Zagros Mountains. @insidenatgeo

Listen to @maejor's album wherever you stream music now, and #StepIntoWonder with our #EarthMoods livestream throughout April on Nat Geo's YouTube channel: on.natgeo.com/HS3dYG

To celebrate Earth Month, Maejor—a multi-platinum artist and producer—partnered with National Geographic for his album Earth Moods: Frequencies (Vol. 1). With its emphasis on supporting energetic alignment, this track matches the wonder of Iceland’s striking yet serene landscape.

Just bee yourself this weekend. (By which we mean: stream #SecretsOfTheBees on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.)

Successful conservation can lead to moments that take your breath away. That's what @bertiegregory experienced while filming a gathering of fin whales. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographic’s Earth Month collection and stream #EpicAdventuresWithBertieGregory on @DisneyPlus.

Ocean jungles capture carbon and support life, and we’re only just starting to understand how important they really are. Ocean with David Attenborough is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu. #StepIntoWonder

One trip to Italy is never enough. Stanley Tucci returns for a second season of #TucciInItaly to explore 5 new regions, diving deeper into the food, people, and traditions that define Italy. Don't miss the all-new season of #TucciInItaly, premiering May 11 at 9/8c on @NatGeoTV.Mostrar mais

Elsewhere in the issue, we travel to South Sudan for a stunning and rare view of the world’s largest animal migration. We explore the ruins of the ancient Indus Valley metropolis of Mohenjo Daro, a city that has remained largely unexplored for centuries—until now.

And we join researchers on a globe‑spanning journey to visit isolated communities, in a quest that could upend medical science. If this sparked your curiosity, there’s more waiting—subscribe to Nat Geo: ngmdomsubs.nationalgeographic.com/servlet/...Mostrar mais

We’ve always known bees were smart. Now, science suggests they may be geniuses. 🐝 In the cover story of our new May issue—out now—we reveal the remarkable minds of the world’s most important pollinators.

Nat Geo photographer Anand Varma has a simple goal: to remind people that wonder can be found anywhere—you just need to look carefully around you. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographic’s #EarthMonth collection and stream #NatGeoPhotographer on @DisneyPlus.

The ancient Mayan art of Melipona beekeeping is helping these colonies thrive, which in turn helps entire forests. #SecretsOfTheBees is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu