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DETROIT — Forty-one countries away from hitting her goal of traveling to every country in the world by the age of 35 — and becoming the first Black woman to do it — Detroiter Jessica Nabongo was over it. Over the travel. Over the logistics. Over it all.

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National Geographic Abu Dhabi is shining the spotlight on Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Chasing Answers, a new four-part series that explores the emergence of the Thuwal-based institution as a hub for groundbreaking scientific research and development in the region and the world. Home…

Christian Cooper, the avid birder and science writer and editor who went viral after he was falsely accused of threatening a woman in Central Park for asking her to keep her dog on a leash, is getting his own TV show.

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In the series, Christian Cooper will take viewers into the "wild, wonderful and unpredictable world of birds," according to National Geographic.

Russian prisons have a reputation for being seriously tough, but there’s one prison which is even more brutal than the rest - and it's home to inmates who together have killed around 3,500 people

Ian Hyland shares his opinion on the Channel 4 series Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted, in which the celebrity chef is explores the different cuisine of hard-to-reach places

The frilled shark, known as the 'living fossil', dates back to millions of years ago and fishermen were stunned to catch sight of the rare species back in 2017

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