National Geographic Science Magazines

THE JULY 2019 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EDITION.MOON AND BEYOND WITH OPEN OUT PAGES. PLUS A COLOUR COPY OF THE ORIGINAL DECEMBER 1969 MOON LANDING.

The main topics is on The Birth of Booze as featured and many more other topics in this issue.

February 2017. National Geographic magazine.

Magazines are in good condition without tears or rips

<p>Wolves are regarded with respect as intelligent and socially complex creatures. In some cultures, they are believed to be mythical legends. Wolves are also known for their chilling howl but those howls are meant to communicate specific messages: a call to assemble the pack for a hunt, to sound an alarm, or to locate other wolves in a storm or new territory. National Geographic Wolves 2019 features outstanding images, each accompanied by a spacious grid with moon phases and international holidays. National Geographic supports vital work in conservation, research, exploration, and education. This calendar includes a 3-year at-a-glance page and is earth friendly, printed with soya-based inks on FSC certified paper. 13 x 12 inches (opens to 13 x 24 inches).</p>

<p>A richly illustrated how-to guide for exploring nature celebrates the wonders of the natural world while offering helpful tips on the basic techniques of outdoor observation, essential tools and equipment, and basic skills, documenting five classifications of animals and their characteristics, offering a series of hands-on activities, and teaching readers how to understand and appreciate nature.</p>

<p>The tiger is the largest of the big cats. It is one of natures fiercest predators, able to kill an animal twice its size. No two tigers have the same vibrant stripes. Its captivating beauty only adds to its prominence in myth and folklore. National Geographic Tigers 2019 offers a series of stunning images taken by acclaimed wildlife photographers. Each image is accompanied by a large grid with moon phases and international holidays. National Geographic supports vital work in conservation, research, exploration, and education. The calendar includes a 3-year at-a-glance page and is earth friendly, printed with soya-based inks on FSC certified paper. A perfect gift for any nature lover. 13 x 12 inches (opens to 13 x 24 inches).</p>

Ballenas Y Delfines (Los Exploradores De National Geographic) (Spanish Edition)

Larger than life with imposing ivory tusks and distinctive long trunks, elephants are surely among the most beloved creatures on the planet. Their trunks are used in several ways: for breathing, lifting water into their mouths, grasping objects, and making sounds.

<p>Sloths are fascinating creatures, unlike any other. Tree dwelling animals found in Central and South America, they are slow moving in the tree-tops but great swimmers! All sloths have 3 toes but 2-toed sloths have 2 fingers. Algae often grows on their fur, making them look green! National Geographic Sloths offers a close up view of sloths in their natural habitat. Each outstanding image is accompanied by a large grid with moon phases and international holidays. National Geographic supports vital work in conservation, research, exploration, and education. This calendar includes a 3-year at-a-glance page and is earth friendly, printed with soya-based inks on FSC certified paper. 13 x 12 inches (opens to 13 x 24 inches).</p>

Found roaming on the vast icy plains of the great white circumpolar arctic, the Polar Bear is considered the largest land-living carnivore in the world. This calendar includes a 3-year at-a-glance page and is earth friendly, printed with soya-based inks on FSC certified paper.

Scientists believe that these ocean mammals communicate with one another through a series of complex sounds. National Geographic Dolphins 2019 will make a splash with anyone who is fascinated by ocean life.