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📊 Analizando: National Geographic
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Followers Actuales
6,885,096
-170,164 (30 días)
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Mensajes Totales
238
+2 últimas 24h
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Delay Promedio
181.0 min
7.7% < 1h
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Top Reacciones
3,087
Promedio: 932.7

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⏱️ Análisis de Delay de Scraping (últimos 7 días)

🟢 Menos de 1 hora
7.7%
🟡 Entre 1-5 horas
84.6%
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7.7%
Delay Promedio
181.0 min
Delay Mínimo
39.5 min
Delay Máximo
316 min
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Aging rarely rewires the brain overnight. Instead, it shows up gradually—in slower recall, divided attention, and small cognitive slips. The real question is whether anything can slow it down. While most strategies for improving short-term cognition and memory suggest leaning on odd brain teasers or cryptic crossword puzzles, new research hints that one of the best ways is to broaden your linguistic abilities by speaking multiple languages. Find out how it works and how to get started: https://on.natgeo.com/BRWAlanguages121625
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National Geographic’s best wildlife photos of 2025 are here. 📷 Shot across a range of environments, these images capture animals mid-action, including a jaguar surfacing in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest and a beaver gnawing into a tree as it reshapes its surroundings. See what this year in wildlife looked like—and share it with the animal lovers in your life! https://on.natgeo.com/BRWAwildlife123125
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A newly discovered snake-tail mantis is turning heads in Sardinia with a courtship dance that mimics the coils and flicks of a snake—an artful move males use to avoid becoming a post-mating snack 🐍 This unusual display not only helped scientists recognize the new species but also hints at how much of mantis behavior remains unseen. https://on.natgeo.com/BRWA1223202501
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Urban bodegas, remote islands, Egyptian art—cats can be found almost everywhere, but when did they actually become domesticated? 🐱 Archaeological discoveries and work on ancient genetics led researchers to hypothesize that farmers domesticated cats nearly 10,000 years ago, but new DNA analysis reveals that this process occurred far more recently than initially thought. https://on.natgeo.com/NGWA1214
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An intergalactic whodunit is unfolding as astronomers gather evidence of a black hole destroying a star in a galaxy eight billion light-years away. Piecing together the cosmic clues, scientists have competing theories about how this unusual stellar event occurred and what kind of black hole is responsible. https://on.natgeo.com/BRWA12272501
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Scientists are scouring some of the world’s most isolated communities for clues hidden in human poop, hoping to uncover how the microbiome may be linked to bowel disorders and neurological conditions. While ethical questions remain and the process can get messy, the findings could have profound implications. https://on.natgeo.com/BRWA202512232
🕐 Hace 21 días
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The Geminids return this December, bringing their trademark burst of colorful, fast-moving meteors—but their real intrigue lies in the object behind them. Instead of a comet, the shower is powered by debris from 3200 Phaethon, an asteroid that grows a gaseous tail astronomers say shouldn’t exist. Peaking from the night of December 13 to the morning of December 15, this shower is one of the sky’s most spectacular shows. To find out how to view it at its best, head to: https://on.natgeo.com/BRWA12132025
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Zoologist Iain Douglas-Hamilton dedicated his life to studying and protecting Africa's elephants, pioneering methods like close-range fieldwork and GPS collars to track their movements across northern Kenya. Nearly tusked through the gut during one memorable confrontation, he dedicated himself to exposing the true scale of the continent's ivory crisis, an effort that helped lead to the 1989 decision to ban international ivory sales. Learn more about Douglas-Hamilton's fight to understand and protect Africa's elephants in this article from the Nat Geo vault. 🐘 https://on.natgeo.com/BRWA010126
🕐 Hace 6 días
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The 21st century has ushered in monumental scientific and technological breakthroughs that have changed our world for the better. Advances in medicine have allowed for the creation of unprecedented genetic cures, fusion power has inched closer to reality, and we’ve learned more about the ancient past on Earth. In astronomy, we have glimpsed at things once thought to be impossible to render, like a black hole. We’ve pulled together a list of the most exciting discoveries of the past 25 years, along with five unresolved mysteries to watch that could be solved in the coming decades. Discover more: https://on.natgeo.com/NGWA1228