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17 days agoWhat could be the only footage of an actual human headshrinking ceremony in South America--which shows heads being boiled and dried--may be real, says an explorer in a new ... nationalgeographic.com more open pop
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9 months agoFruits from the tropics. ... arlo durian eat food fruit green tips longan mangosteen rambutan salak tropical national geographic video. everydayexplorers.nationalgeographic.com more open pop
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3 years ago�Journey to Ethiopia's barren Great Rift Valley with anthropologist Zeresenay "Zeray" Alemseged, and learn how he discovered "Lucy's baby," the oldest and most complete human ... nationalgeographic.com more open pop
9 months agoWelcome! Thanks for taking the time to become more aware about a small group of orphans living in Kathmandu, Nepal. The video (albeit a bit rough :) is from my time ... asia ... everydayexplorers.nationalgeographic.com more open pop
2 years ago�Egypt's most famous female pharaoh�known for depictions showing her with a false beard�has been identified, Egyptian archaeologists announced today. The body of Hatshepsut ... nationalgeographic.com more open pop
9 months agoThis is an example of the bad things that are happening... Entirely hand-made, including the music, which we composed using the digital program Reason. Thanks to Michelle for ... everydayexplorers.nationalgeographic.com more open pop
1 month agoNASA this morning launched a prototype of its first new rocket in nearly 30 years. The Ares IX is a precursor of the rocket that could launch humans back to the moon and carry ... nationalgeographic.com more open pop
9 months agoIn 2004 my girlfriend and I quit our jobs in PR and set off backpacking across South America. We did an epic circuit starting in Ecuador, heading south through the andes to the ... everydayexplorers.nationalgeographic.com more open pop
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