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National Geographic

Culture et lifestyle États-Unis

Score
9 360+1 auj.
Rang
10/100 ↓2
sur 90 jours
+20,0 %

National Geographic est une marque mondialement reconnue dédiée à la science, à l'exploration et à l'aventure. Elle publie une grande variété de contenus, incluant des photographies de nature, des documentaires sur la faune et des articles éducatifs. L'organisation met en lumière la beauté et les merveilles du monde naturel, collaborant souvent avec des photographes, des explorateurs et des scientifiques pour donner vie à des récits.

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Données au 25 oct. 2026.

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Vues médianes
2 M
par publication
Interactions médianes
44,5 k
par publication
Publications
515
sur 90 jours
Abonnés
332,6 M
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332,6 M abonnés cumulés

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Instagram@natgeo268,3 M9 954t1
TikTok@natgeo9,7 M9 144t1
YouTube@National Geographic26,5 M9 344t1
X@natgeo28,1 M9 557t1
Threads@natgeo18,4 Mhors score

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Les meilleurs posts de National Geographic

  1. Video and photos by @babaktafreshi | On Tuesday morning I photographed a celestial spectacle right in my backyard, near Boston. Hidden behind the moon for an hour, Jupiter reappeared from the dark night side of the mo…
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    Video and photos by @babaktafreshi | On Tuesday morning I photographed a celestial spectacle right in my backyard, near Boston. Hidden behind the moon for an hour, Jupiter reappeared from the dark night side of the mo…

    12,5 M vues417,9 k interactions

  2. We could stay here a while. 🌿 #Queens is streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
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    We could stay here a while. 🌿 #Queens is streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

    4 M vues415,7 k interactions

  3. Why be subtle when you look as vibrant as this Costa's hummingbird 💜 #IncredibleAnimalJourneys is streaming on @DisneyPlus
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    Why be subtle when you look as vibrant as this Costa's hummingbird 💜 #IncredibleAnimalJourneys is streaming on @DisneyPlus

    6,6 M vues399,2 k interactions

  4. Presented by @Rolex. A simple branch becomes a fishing rod in the hands of these resourceful chimpanzees. This technique allows them to harvest algae without getting wet. Through its partnership with the National Geog…
    Instagram · il y a 24 j#4
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    Presented by @Rolex. A simple branch becomes a fishing rod in the hands of these resourceful chimpanzees. This technique allows them to harvest algae without getting wet. Through its partnership with the National Geog…

    10,7 M vues358 k interactions

  5. Mobula rays sail through the water in the Sea of Cortez, off the coast of Baja California, which is a fertile feeding ground for them. Photographer Martin Greguš Jr. (@mywildlive) filmed this group using a drone, noti…
    Instagram · il y a 9 j#5
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    Mobula rays sail through the water in the Sea of Cortez, off the coast of Baja California, which is a fertile feeding ground for them. Photographer Martin Greguš Jr. (@mywildlive) filmed this group using a drone, noti…

    3,2 M vues320,6 k interactions

  6. The giant anteater population in Brazil is declining due to an increase in roadside collisions, with 766 of the elusive creatures found dead along highways in Mato Grosso do Sul from 2017 to 2020, including this one t…
    Instagram · il y a 9 j#6
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    The giant anteater population in Brazil is declining due to an increase in roadside collisions, with 766 of the elusive creatures found dead along highways in Mato Grosso do Sul from 2017 to 2020, including this one t…

    13,3 M vues250,4 k interactions

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