National Geographic

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The most interesting channel about nature, travel, adventures, science news. Unofficial fan page Owner: @JamesFreemanQ buy ads: https://telega.io/channels/NatGeoSociety/card?r=d8caDv0I

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  • This channel was created between November 2017 and June 2021.
  • The 4th largest nature channel in our index.
  • Of the channels created in the same period, 95% are smaller than this one.
  • This is one of 12 channels called “National Geographic”, and 3 of them are bigger.

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LanguageEnglish
CategoryVideo
RegionInternational
AudienceGeneral Public
ToneEntertainment
Post frequencyMultiple Times Daily
Last postOct 13, 2026 · 3 days ago
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37,496
Subscribers
8.5%
Engagement
100%
Original content
167
Avg length (chars)
High
Media richness
Few
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National Geographic appears in 7 event pages on TGScope
countryJuly 2026
Russia — July 2026

This Amur leopard walks along a cliff-top ledge before settling down, a wide forest valley stretched out below. That kind of terrain gives leopards a wide view of their surroundings while keeping them mostly hidden, one resting option among several across their range. Amur…

22369 posts·8180 channels·Jul 30, 2026
countrySeptember 2026
United States — September 2026

Pika-boo! 👀 Did You Know American pikas are often heard before they're seen. Their signature call sounds like a tiny, squeakier version of a lamb's bleat and helps them defend territory and attract mates. National Geographic

14806 posts·6028 channels·Sep 29, 2026
topicAugust 2026
Agriculture — August 2026

Just a little guy 🥹 Harvest mice have prehensile tails that help them grip grass stems and climb with ease. National Geographic

3924 posts·2134 channels·Aug 22, 2026
topicSeptember 2026
Dance — September 2026

Permanent kissy face 💋 Did You Know Mandarin fish perform a sunset mating dance, rising above the reef in pairs before releasing their eggs. 🌅🐠 National Geographic

3901 posts·2489 channels·Sep 16, 2026
regionSeptember 2026
Scotland — September 2026

Date night! Did You Know whooper swans migrate from Scotland to Iceland each spring, often flying non-stop for the journey. National Geographic

380 posts·281 channels·Sep 3, 2026
countrySeptember 2026
Iceland — September 2026

Date night! Did You Know whooper swans migrate from Scotland to Iceland each spring, often flying non-stop for the journey. National Geographic

173 posts·150 channels·Sep 3, 2026