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  • Group of lioness resting. This image is from Africa's Deadliest. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Group of lioness resting. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.
    National Geographic Channels/Aquavision TV Productions
  • Money is tied to self-preservation because we need it to survive, we need it to live.   Early... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Money is tied to self-preservation because we need it to survive, we need it to live. Early man was always looking for allies, to exchange or to get the goods that they needed to survive. Money is the most successful story imagined by humans, because it's the only story everyone believes. From a simple act of trade to the greed for gold to today’s global economy, the meaning of money and what we value changes as civilization evolves. If modern money is a reflection of who we are, what does it say about us? This is ORIGINS. This image is from Origins: The Journey of Humankind.
    National Geographic
  • Lingshed, India: Local villager transporting solar panels through the mountainside. This image... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Lingshed, India: Local villager transporting solar panels through the mountainside. This image is from Breakthrough.
    Asylum Entertainment/Seth Nejame
  • South Africa:  Close-up of a great white.  This image is from Africa's Deadliest. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    South Africa: Close-up of a great white. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.
    National Geographic Channels
  • Ikebukuro, Tokyo: Shoko Tendo is the daughter of Yakuza boss and  tattooed her body as a... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Ikebukuro, Tokyo: Shoko Tendo is the daughter of Yakuza boss and tattooed her body as a rebellion. This image is from World's Deadliest Gangs.
    NGT
  • The great Mongol emperor ruled one of the vastest kingdoms that stretches from current day... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    The great Mongol emperor ruled one of the vastest kingdoms that stretches from current day Myanmar in Burma to Hungary. How does Kublai Khan unify his vast kingdom? Through money. He starts issuing money, as Marco Polo says, out of the barks of trees. He issues his money, and issues it in paper. And by edict, he starts to spread this money throughout his vast kingdom. Money is the most successful story imagined by humans, because it's the only story everyone believes. From a simple act of trade to the greed for gold to today’s global economy, the meaning of money and what we value changes as civilization evolves. If modern money is a reflection of who we are, what does it say about us? This is ORIGINS. This image is from Origins: The Journey of Humankind.
    National Geographic
  • Arizona: Harris's Hawk in Sonoran Desert. This image is from The Desert Sea. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Arizona: Harris's Hawk in Sonoran Desert. This image is from The Desert Sea.
    NHNZ Ltd./Max Quinn
  • Bear at Hallo Bay gives warning look. This image is from Planet Carnivore. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Bear at Hallo Bay gives warning look. This image is from Planet Carnivore.
    Mark Emery/National Geographic Television
  • Cape Washington, Antarctica: A group of adult emperor penguins stand together on the ice in Cape... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Cape Washington, Antarctica: A group of adult emperor penguins stand together on the ice in Cape Washington, Antarctica. This image is from Penguinpalooza.
    Greg Marshall
  • Circa 1925:  Professor Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955), mathematical physicist at home. This image... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Circa 1925: Professor Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955), mathematical physicist at home. This image is from Genius.
    Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images
  • Devil Tower, WYO: Morgan Freeman and the Chief of the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota Nations and... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Devil Tower, WYO: Morgan Freeman and the Chief of the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota Nations and 19th Generation Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe Bundle, Chief Arvol Looking Horse, look at the Devil's Tower off in the distance. This image is from The Story of God with Morgan Freeman.
    National Geographic/David Kraemer
  • Pongara National Park, Libreville, Gabonese Republic: Leatherback hatchlings use the moon and... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Pongara National Park, Libreville, Gabonese Republic: Leatherback hatchlings use the moon and starlight reflection on the ocean to find their way to the sea, this one has hatched during early morning in Pongara National Park and struggles to find the right direction; February 2013. This image is from Wild Congo.
    Christina Karliczek/Doclights GmbH NDR Naturfilm
  • Dramatization: Young Moses, learning from the Pharaoh of Egypt. This image is from Riddles of... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Dramatization: Young Moses, learning from the Pharaoh of Egypt. This image is from Riddles of the Bible.
    National Geographic Television
  • Minneapolis, Minn: Outside the Dorjee family home, Morgan Freeman speaks with nine year old... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Minneapolis, Minn: Outside the Dorjee family home, Morgan Freeman speaks with nine year old Jalue Dorjee, the 8th reincarnation of Takshem Neuden Dorjee. This image is from The Story of God with Morgan Freeman.
    National Geographic/ David Kraemer
  • Thar: Honoured above all of jodhpur's wild inhabitants, is the hanuman langur, believed to be... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Thar: Honoured above all of jodhpur's wild inhabitants, is the hanuman langur, believed to be the living incarnation of the monkey god. These are desert monkeys, the only primates that can survive in such unforgiving conditions. This image is from India's Wild Edens.
    Off the Fence/Richard Kirby
  • Lingshed, India: Locals playing their horn instruments at sunset. This image is from Breakthrough. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Lingshed, India: Locals playing their horn instruments at sunset. This image is from Breakthrough.
    Asylum Entertainment/Seth Nejame
  • From the ice age, we have been fire creatures. Nothing else throughout human history explains... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    From the ice age, we have been fire creatures. Nothing else throughout human history explains our existence more than fire; it’s been harnessed and applied throughout countless centuries to define who we are and will become. Heat, nourishment, transportation, communication and annihilation, fire separated us from our simian ancestors and created communities, warriors, builders and explorers out of us. This image is from Origins: The Journey of Humankind.
    National Geographic
  • Nagaland: The Naga remain closely associated with the natural world that surrounds them. Many... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Nagaland: The Naga remain closely associated with the natural world that surrounds them. Many animals are revered and the Nagas animistic beliefs are conveyed through songs, dancing and Shamanic rituals. This image is from India's Wild Edens.
    Off the Fence/Allison Bean
  • A polar bear at the seaside. This image is from Planet Carnivore. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    A polar bear at the seaside. This image is from Planet Carnivore.
    Jupiter Images
  • Toraja, Indonesia: Children in Sangalla, a town in the Toraja region of South Sulawesi, make... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Toraja, Indonesia: Children in Sangalla, a town in the Toraja region of South Sulawesi, make friends with a new-born puppy. This image is from Explorer 2.0.
    NG Studios/Laura Kuhn
  • Arizona: Great horned owl. This image is from The Desert Sea. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Arizona: Great horned owl. This image is from The Desert Sea.
    NHNZ Ltd./Max Quinn
  • Redback Spider. This image is from Bite, Sting, Kill. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Redback Spider. This image is from Bite, Sting, Kill.
    Warrick Angus/NGT
  • Cotonou, Benin, Africa: The Surgery Ship, the 'Africa Mercy' appears on the horizon on it's way... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Cotonou, Benin, Africa: The Surgery Ship, the 'Africa Mercy' appears on the horizon on it's way to Benin, West Africa. This image is from Surgery Ship.
    The Surgery Ship/Madeleine Hetherton
  • Kibale National Park, District Fort Portal, Republic of Uganda: A young Chimpanzee in Kibale... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Kibale National Park, District Fort Portal, Republic of Uganda: A young Chimpanzee in Kibale National Park is trying its first steps without his mother, practicing to climb trees; August 2012. This image is from Wild Congo.
    Photo Courtesy of: Heike Grebe/Doclights GmbH NDR Naturfilm
  • SeaWorld, Orlando, FL: Close up of  penguins in enclosure. This image is from Penguinpalooza. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    SeaWorld, Orlando, FL: Close up of penguins in enclosure. This image is from Penguinpalooza.
    Photo Courtesy of: Jason Collier/Arrow Media
  • Prague: Geoffrey Rush plays Albert Einstein in National Geographic's Genius. This image is from... [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    Prague: Geoffrey Rush plays Albert Einstein in National Geographic's Genius. This image is from Genius.
    National Geographic/Marco Grob
  • The death stalker scorpion glows underneath black light. This image is from Bite, Sting, Kill. [Photo of the day - April 2017]
    The death stalker scorpion glows underneath black light. This image is from Bite, Sting, Kill.
    Keith Brust/National Geographic Television