PetaPixel Nat Geo Explorers Explored 4,000 Miles to Capture Photos of the Amazon River Basin


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An Amazon river dolphin swims just below the surface of reddish-brown water, which ripples and reflects the surrounding forest greenery above. Sunlight highlights the dolphin's distinctive pink hue against the murky background.

National Geographic's new interactive digital experience, Into the Amazon, is a visually splendid journey through the Amazon's diverse ecosystems and took years of work by 17 National Geographic Explorers to create.

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