6.6K reactions · 607 shares | There's just something special about Maine—the friendly people, the history, the contrast of landscapes ranging from striking rock formations to sandy beaches to deep woods. The coast shapes the way of life here, and there's so much more to it besides the iconic red lobster (though you'll find those too). National Geographic photographer Michael George takes in the splendor of Maine and all it has to offer. | National Geographic Travel | Facebook

1.3M views · 16K reactions | The Britannic, a hospital ship during WWI, sank in 1916 after striking a mine in the Aegean Sea. Like its famous sibling, the Titanic, its wreck continues to attract explorers more than a century after it sank. #DrainTheOceans is now streaming on Disney+ and Hulu. Stream the #ourHOME collection all month long. | National Geographic History | Facebook

11M views · 1.1K reactions | There are only a few times, in each of our lives, that we get to witness a truly historic global moment. Giving clean water to the entire planet will be one of those moments. | charity: water | Facebook

165 reactions · 69 shares | It's truly an exciting time to be alive...