This coming Earth Day, learn why the Tepuis—like the Amazon and the Galapagos—are a treasure trove of biodiversity worth saving. The Disney+ Earth Day special, Explorer: The Last Tepui, from National Geographic, features elite climber Alex Honnold and a world-class climbing team led by National Geographic Explorer and climber Mark Synnott on a death-defying mission deep in
Monsters and Critics was embedded with the production team of National Geographic Channel as they filmed tonight’s episode of Explorer. The action comes from the Catalonia region in northeastern Spain, a region that also contains the Pyrenees Mountains. Catalonia (Catalunya) is made up of four provinces: Barcelona, Girona, Lleida, and Tarragona. Barcelona was where we
Tonight it is time to sing “Take me to the river,” but don’t drop me in it as Phil Keoghan’s segment on Explorer heads to Peru’s Boiling River, where the temperatures are 200 degrees Fahrenheit, enough to cook you alive! The total river system is about 5.5 miles, but it’s the 3.8 miles on the
On tonight’s Explorer on National Geographic Channel, the episode focuses on several aspects of the space race as host Phil Keoghan heads to the driest place on earth, the Paranal Observatory located in the Atacama desert. In our exclusive clip, Keoghan explains that the Atacama desert, which stretches 600 miles along the coast of Chile,
In 2010, National Geographic celebrated the 25th anniversary of Explorer, the longest-running documentary series in cable television history. Monsters and Critics was invited back in April of 2010 to go to DC for the festive event with National Geographic Channel’s executive VP of content Steve Burns and Michael Rosenfeld, president of National Geographic Television, as the