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Clotilda: The Last American Slave Ship

In July 1860, on a bet, the schooner Clotilda carried 110 kidnapped Africans to slavery in Alabama. The traffickers tried to hide their crime, but now, archaeologists explore the sunken wreck. In a dangerous dive, they find physical evidence of the crime. Descendants of the passengers tell the story of how their ancestors turned a cruel tragedy into an uplifting story of courage and resilience. Now streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.

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HOW A SEARCH FOR LOST SLAVE SHIPS LED THIS DIVER ON AN EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY

FROM THE MARCH ISSUE

Explorer Tara Roberts took up diving to tell the stories of the transatlantic slave trade. Along the way, she connected with her family’s inspiring past.

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY TORN

In 1999, climber Alex Lowe was lost in a deadly avalanche on Mount Shishapangma. Surviving the avalanche was Alex’s best friend and climbing partner, Conrad Anker, who went on to marry Alex’s widow and help raise his sons. From filmmaker, photographer, and National Geographic Explorer Max Lowe, "TORN" turns the lens on his own family, as the body of his father is uncovered seventeen years after his death.

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EXPLORE FURTHER - TORN

Photograph by Gordon Wiltse

Conrad Anker remembers his legendary friend Alex Lowe

In an interview shortly after Alex Lowe's body was discovered, mountaineer Conrad Anker shares the impact Lowe had on him as a climber and a friend.

Photograph by Gordon Wiltsie

Alex Lowe's body was found 16 years later

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The Real Black Panther

The hot, dry, deciduous jungles of South India are no place for a melanistic leopard. But Saya is different. He is the only black panther in the entire Kabini Forest, and he's got one thing on his mind: to take over this leopard paradise. But Scarface, the current ruler, won't give it up easily. This is a story of astounding adaptability and success, the journey of Saya - "The Real Black Panther".

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Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet

Making house calls in the far reaches of the Great North is a daunting task in the least, considering hundreds of miles may separate the houses. That challenge doesn’t stop Dr. Michelle Oakley from performing her many duties as a veterinarian in one of the most rugged environments on Earth.

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