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Andy Parkinson is one of Europe’s most awarded wildlife photographers, a Nikon Europe Ambassador, and a regular contributor to National Geographic.

As I walked along Bolivar Flats, just across from Galveston Island in Texas, I watched flocks of sanderlings forage along the frothy wavefront as it surged and retreated. Nearby, Caspian terns, American avocets, and black skimmers rested on the beach, each in its own group.

After releasing his blockbuster Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s new project is now on Hulu and Disney Plus, and it’s just as haunting and worth a watch.

Hemsworth joined the singer on stage to play at a concert filled with 70,000 people in Bucharest, Romania

The movie star learned the drums for a National Geographic series and played them at a concert with Sheeran.

Footage from the BBC's new nature series "Parenthood" shows orcas practicing an important blue whale-hunting technique on each other.

Pink lakes in Western Australia get their color from pigments produced by microbes, but climate change and other human threats are killing these tiny organisms.

With the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaching, a powerful five-part docuseries, produced by Ryan Coogler, takes a look back at the many lives affected

In Sharks Gone Viral: Fact Frenzy, wildlife experts and funny comics react to viral shark videos, along with insightful pop-up facts