Discovery

In May 2021, Josh Gates met the team behind OceanGate’s Titan submarine to explore the possibility of documenting an expedition from inside the sub for Expedition Unknown. Don’t miss groundbreaking new footage from his experience in the two-hour special #ImplosionTheTitanicSubDisaster, premiering Wednesday, May 28 at 9p on Discovery. 

Discovery

🗣️ #DidYouKnow male peacocks develop their famous "train" over time, and it's only around three years old that their tail feathers become brilliant! 📸: Devesh Rathore #peacock #wildlife 

Wonderful Places

Happy Birthday to @travelingwithsue 🎉🎉🎉 May all your wishes and dreams come true!!! . 📍@cavotagoomykonos 📹 @nicktheonly #wonderful_places #mykonos #luxurystay #vacation #greece #travel #explore #adventure 

Wonderful Places

📹 @danielkordan 🍃💚 De Djawatan magic forest in Indonesia 😍😍😍 Tag who you’d visit with!!! . 📍 De Djawatan Forest, Banyuwangi - Indonesia 🇮🇩 #wonderful_places #nature #travel #dedjawatan #dedjawatanforest #explore #indonesia 

BEAUTIFUL DESTINATIONS

@agnesnicolee takes us for a golden-hour ride down Coconut Road, one of Siargao Island’s most iconic sights 🌴🚲✨ Located in the surf-loving heart of the Philippines 🇵🇭, this palm-lined paradise is pure tropical poetry at sunrise. Towering coconuts, soft light, and that warm island hush? Yes please! Have you been lucky enough to wander down Siargao’s palm-lined paths? 🌴💚 📽️ @agnesnicolee for @beautifuldestinations 📍Coconut Road, Siargao Island, Philippines 

National Geographic

What's the real science behind brain rot? Contrary to popular belief, scrolling on social media doesn't lead to literal "brain rot." The true process of brain decay is a complex story involving cellular breakdown, bacteria, and preservation. And some brains, it turns out, can last far longer than we ever imagined. Learn more about brain rot at the link in bio. Host: @sarahgibbens 

National Geographic

Is your mess stressing you out? Or do you thrive in chaos? Everyone these days seems to have an opinion on how your space can best support your mental health, but what’s the real science? Head to the link in bio to learn more about how organizing your environment can boost your mood and productivity, and expert tips on how to get started. Photograph by Laurie Rubin, Getty Images 

National Geographic

In a dramatic reproductive spectacle, large numbers of opalescent squids swarm the shallows off California to spawn. During this ritual, females lay capsules filled with up to 300 eggs before dying—alongside the males—leaving their offspring unprotected on the seafloor. Enter the Capitella ovincola. These marine worm "midwives" burrow into the capsules—not to harm, but to help. Find out how at the link in bio. Photographs by @julesjacobs_photo 

National Geographic

Green sea turtles are usually found in tropical and subtropical coastal waters, but they're living in our hearts this World Turtle Day! 💛 Photograph by @enricsala