During these unprecedented times, Discovery’s message is one of optimism and a reminder that even when faced with incredible challenges – we can continue to make the world just as awesome as ever.
The parents of River wed Sunday in an intimate ceremony surrounded by friends and family.
Seasoned Montana gold prospector Jesse Goins has sadly passed at the age of 60.
The Ellen Fund supports global conservation efforts for endangered species, with an immediate focus on securing a future for wild mountain gorillas.
EXPEDITION UNKNOWN host breaks down new hobby on new talk show JOSH GATES TONIGHT and shares how to create your own axe throwing set up at home.
Keep up with the latest panel discussions with FRANCESCO filmmakers and other dignitaries.You can stream FRANCESCO when it premieres Sunday, March 28 on discovery+.
Get tickets for virtual screenings of critically acclaimed documentary, Terror and Glory: 1945, taking place on September 2nd, 2020.
This year, California's wildfires have been the worst in the state's history.
There is nothing cuter than puppies playing, but we love what we saw at the Georgia Aquarium this week! Puppies playing amoungst all different kind of marine life!
Looking to get sucked into a world of speed, adventure, or cute baby animals? Discovery has you covered. We have so many shows free for your streaming and binging pleasure across Discovery, Animal Planet, and Science GO.
Every year on March 17th, people around the world celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with parades, feasts, and a whole lot of green. But what is Saint Patrick's Day and why do we celebrate it?
Due to the coronavirus, there were SO many last minute changes. But in the end, it was a moment of love overcoming all.
100 DAYS WILD, premiering Friday, August 21 at 9P ET, brings seven strangers together to build a self-sustaining community in the Alaskan wilderness.
Available now, Discovery’s new streaming service, discovery+ singularly offers the greatest collection of real-life entertainment with exclusive streaming access to the BBC's natural history shows like Planet Earth, Blue Planet, and Frozen Planet.
The fan-favorite series is currently in production and will premiere later this year.