These tiny plastic beads go down the drain, eventually making their way to rivers, lakes, and the ocean at a rate of eight ...

A red panda totters along the branch of an evergreen tree, placing one paw in front of the other like a gymnast on a balance beam. But then ... whoops! The panda loses its footing. A fall from this ...

Jack's passion about raising awareness of the deadliest, creepiest, and most endangered animals takes him to Australia's ...

Riders experience 6.5 seconds of weightlessness on this ride, thanks to a 90-degree vertical drop. This is one of the world’s ...

How will this winter storm turn out? Fill in the blanks to create your own silly story.

Slip on your spy gear and fill in the blanks to create your own silly story.

Is your vibe more King Tut or George Washington? Take this just-for-fun quiz with facts from Nat Geo Kids magazine to find out which legendary leader you’re most like.

Make a 'ghost glove' by mixing and splitting carbonic acid! This experiment from the Nat Geo Kids book Try This! is guaranteed to get you excited about chemical reactions. This is a multistep reaction ...

These games challenge you to find animal pairs, spot differences in photos, and match critters with the foods they eat. Plus, get facts about tigers, giant pandas, green sea turtles, and more!

If you’ve ever seen your insides on an x-ray, you can thank Marie Curie’s understanding of radioactivity for being able to see them so clearly. Born Maria Sklodowska in Poland on November 7, 1867, to ...

Maybe you know that a group of lions is called a pride, but other animal groups have even weirder names, like a streak of tigers, and a sloth of bears. Scroll down to see eight whimsical words for ...