See Florida’s cowboy history come to life in this 54-mile cattle drive
The Great Florida Cattle Drive pays homage to the state’s once-thriving cattle industry—and imagines what it may have looked like a hundred years ago.
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Inside the world’s largest flower market—the likely source of your Valentine’s bouquet
Some 20 million flowers are sold each day at the historic Aalsmeer Flower Auction in the Netherlands—more than half the flowers purchased worldwide.
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These drugs could be a game changer for end-of-life care
Certain psychoactive substances can improve the mental health of terminally ill cancer patients—but few patients can currently access them.
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Why Maha Shivaratri is one of Hinduism’s holiest nights
Observed with fasting, prayer, and night-long vigils, the festival commemorates ancient stories of Shiva and cosmic creation.
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A long and dangerous voyage to understanding Antarctica’s vast wildlife
National Geographic joined a 50-day voyage to understand the mysterious creatures of the ice-locked southern continent.
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