Photo of the day - June 2025 | National Geographic

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1 JUNE 2025

David Attenborough stands at the coast in Southern England.

Silverback Films and Open Planet Studios/Keith Scholey

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2 JUNE 2025

NASA Astronaut Sally Ride posing with her space helmet during her time in training as a mission specialist for NASA's STS-7 spaceflight.

NASA

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3 JUNE 2025

Sam Carlson and David Squibb go halibut fishing.

National Geographic/Wayne Moss

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4 JUNE 2025

A glass frog perched on a leaf.

National Geographic/Matt Langbehn

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5 JUNE 2025

Trabocco Mucchiola - restaurant Gli Ostinati, ingeniously anchored to the Trabocchi coast shore.

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6 JUNE 2025

3D graphic of the Colosseum as it looked in 80CE, during the inaugural games.

Blink Films

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7 JUNE 2025

A horse waits to get a dental exam.

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8 JUNE 2025

Astronaut Sally Ride and fellow astronauts, including Kathy Sullivan and Bob Crippen, during training at NASA Johnson Space Center in 1984.

NASA

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9 JUNE 2025

A young manatee swims alongside its mother. They will stay together for a couple of years.

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10 JUNE 2025

A clown anemonefish on a coral reef in Raja Ampat, Indonesia.

Olly Scholey

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11 JUNE 2025

Dr. Erin Schroeder holds a gray cat in the exam room.

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12 JUNE 2025

Graphic displaying the entrances of the Colosseum, detailing which entrances different groups of society used.

Blink Films

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13 JUNE 2025

Oliver Johnson and his dog, Belle, relax on his float-house.

National Geographic/Wayne Moss

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14 JUNE 2025

A female proboscis monkey nurses her baby in a tree.

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15 JUNE 2025

The doctor's dogs, Skittles and Happy, sit on the deck of the new boat.

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16 JUNE 2025

Astronaut Sally Ride next to a T-38 Jet during training at NASA Johnson Space Center.

NASA

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17 JUNE 2025

A close up of a cow's nose moisturized by milk.

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18 JUNE 2025

As it grows and molts, the mad hatterpillar stacks old head casings on top of its head. Scientists think it is used as a decoy against would-be predators and parasites, and when needed, it can also be used as a weapon.

National Geographic/Katherine Hannaford

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19 JUNE 2025

The Colosseum is the largest amphitheater ever built in ancient Rome.

Blink Films

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20 JUNE 2025

A pair of Laysan albatross in Midway Atoll.

Silverback Films and Open Planet Studios/Toby Nowlan