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A woman from Port St. Lucie, Florida, just had one of the luckiest encounters of her life. That’s because she spotted an incredibly rare bird, a yellow northern cardinal in her backyard, and she even managed to capture several snapshots of the elusive flier! There is no exact number for how many yellow cardinals are
Dogs are such playful and inquisitive creatures that they can spend hours and hours exploring and playing outdoors. Koda, Rachel Howatt and Clinton Subbik’s two-year old husky, was no different, and immediately disappeared when she got loose one day in December. Living in Manitoba, Ontario, Canada, the couple devoted a lot of time searching for
An extra-ordinary cat has captivated thousands of people in the internet because of his fur’s striking color pattern. His unique feature that sets him apart from the rest of the cats in the world makes him a celebrity in his own right. Proving to the world that what makes us different is what makes us
India is no different from other countries, human encroachment has destroyed some its natural beauty. However, in spite of men’s wanton disregard of earth’s natural beauty India has a lush place that is truly special and unique. The abundant forest found in the state of Assam is the only one of its kind — created
Katie Stubblefield, a 21-year-old woman is featured as the cover story of National Geographic’s September Issue. “The Story of a Face,” the magazine’s cover story, is based from the life of Katie, a survivor of a suicide attempt, who is now the youngest person in the United States who receive a groundbreaking face transplant. Four years ago,
Dubbed by Tinder as the most eligible bachelor in the world, Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, died in Kenya, at an old age of 45 years. Sudan has reportedly been suffering from muscle degeneration and other complications that has resulted in the extinct animal being unable to walk. Sudan’s health condition was worsening
Every year, National Geographic holds a nature photo contest where talented photographers all across the world may submit one-of-a-kind images of nature. And, as expected, nature photographers deliver spectacular photographs of animals, sceneries, or nature taking its course. The winning photos are posted on National Geographic’s official website where they would be available for free