Nationalgeographic Stories

Plastic is useful and makes our life easier and more comfortable. We don't need to use most of our time and efforts thanks to plastic material. The question is 'Is it w...

A possible future in less than 500 words, if plastic wins. This was my entry for the WattPad/National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic competition back in late 2018. It re...

On November 26th, 2017, 145 Pilot Whales were washed ashore, reason unknown.

'It won't be long until our world disintegrates into a mass of debris, filling it with the mistake of people's ignorance and greed.' This is my entry for National Geogra...

Sometimes people describes pollution as an environment issues but they don't say that pollution is only made by humans on earth.

This is my submission for the #PlanetorPlastic contest. I hope this submission helps play a part in the movement to help rid the oceans of trash and restore them to thei...

I was really inspired by National Geographic's Writing Contest, it awes me how ignorant we can become, how careless we are. I was always fascinated by science; the theo...

The Pod centers around a young man's adventure in a place he never knew existed with the help of a beautiful woman who lived there. I am among the lucky ones to write an...

This is my entry for the national geographic contest.Hope you like it!

What happens when the Creator sees his creation being destroyed in front of his eyes ?

What they believe in are just like plastic. Fake.Toxic.Deadly. And it attacks the ocean. And soon, you and me. Did you forget? Or do you refuse to remember? Do you still...

Written for the #PlanetorPlastic writing contest.

Book 2 in Hauser Brothers Series: Set ten years after their high school graduation, Miley and Cody meet once again. Both are out of college and facing the world in thei...

Rebecca Harland (26), a herpetologist from Phoenix, Arizona is traveling around the world to find and document new species of snakes.

If us humans had the chance to live under the ocean. We wouldn't last a day. Because our careless act of disposing garbage into our waters, has now lead to the ocean bec...

It was the most beautiful creature that I had ever seen. My entry for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic contest. Hope you enjoy it.

This is my submission to National Geographic's fight against pollution and single-use plastics. This is an issue that is important to me, and I think more people need to...

[Short story] My entry for National Geographic's Planet Or Plastic contest. A story of deep love, of deep regret. ©️ 2018 bwtanaka

Claire Fitch is a 23-year-old American herpetologist who travels around the world to find and document all kinds of snakes including new species.

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