Inside Nat Geo: Throwback Video, Fighting Wildlife Trafficking, and More

Watch an elephant seal in action. View in web browser. Archilli Manjaro There's more to explore in the member center. Throwback TV: Backstage at the Beaver Pond Could one of the world's biggest rodents win a race against a champion Olympic swimmer? Relive classic National Geographic TV moments and get extra behind-the-scenes details and trivia with Throwback TV. Look for a new clip every month at nationalgeographic.com/tbtv. This week, join a vintage nature film shoot at a beaver pond. Twitter Chat With Paul Salopek As he continues his Out of Eden Walk around the world, National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek is often faced with danger—and was recently shot at outside of a small Palestinian village. Do you have questions for Paul about his walk? Join us for a live Twitter chat on July 18 at 1:30 p.m. ET and use #NatGeoLive to be a part of the conversation. Learn more about Salopek's seven-year walk. Photograph courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech   Celebrating the Curiosity Rover As our nearest planetary neighbor continues to capture our imagination, find out what we've learned about the red planet from the Curiosity and other Mars rovers. Join us for an upcoming live-stream event. This Seal Looks Lazy–Until It's Time to Fight An elephant seal might look lazy when it's lounging on a beach, but don't be fooled by this superpowered creature that lives a tough but amazing life. Watch the animals in action. Inside the Fight Against Wildlife Trafficking Brazil, one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, has seen an uptick in illegal seizures and sales of many species of wildlife in recent years. Meet one conservation biologist who is combating the wildlife trade. SHOP DONATE SUBSCRIBE TRAVEL JOIN

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