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From the waters of Mexico’s Sea of Cortez, the adjacent Sonoran Desert appears stark and lifeless. Yet once on shore, there is a surprising abundan...

Give your kids a creepy, crawly chemistry kit they’ll love! The National Geographic Amazing Worms Chemistry Kit comes with everything your children...

The National Geographic Dino Fossil Dig Kit allows kids to become a paleontologist in search of dinosaur fossils! This unforgettable, hands-on ST...

Excavate 3 Genuine Shark Teeth Fossils from the Ocean's Deadliest Predators! National Geographic's Shark Tooth Dig Kit lets children dig up and exp...

Nationla Geographic's classic world map shows all countries and major cities.National Geographic Map1000 Piece Jigsaw PuzzleFinished Puzzle Size: 2...

Ushguli is composed of several villages in the Svaneti region of Georgia, high in the Caucasus Mountains. The area is known for the hundreds of tow...

Some pachycephalosaurs lived in Asia, but Pachycephalosaurus roamed the North American West. Like all of its cousins, it was a plant eater that wal...

When found more than a century ago, Stegosaurus was thought to have walked on two legs. And scientists once thought the bundle of nerves near its t...

Recent research suggests that Velociraptor mongoliensis was a feathered dinosaur. A forelimb fossil discovered in Mongolia showed quill knobs like ...