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National Geographic Magazine - December 2024
Pictures of the Year

Behind the scenes for the 2024 Pictures of the Year,
For our photographers, it's all in a day's work: Monkeys dismantling camera traps, parrots shrieking like house alarms, and photobombing bats.

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National Geographic Magazine - November 2024
A New Age of Discovery

Alien life is out there. Can AI find it?
It’s the ultimate game of find a needle in the haystack. One NASA scientist is betting on AI to help expedite the search through billions of planets.

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National Geographic Magazine - October 2024 Amazon

Saving a Monster Fish
Like other examples of the world’s apex megafauna—large animals at the top of their food chains—the arapaima not long ago was headed for extinction here in its native habitat.

National Geographic Magazine - Sept 2024
Building a Dinosaur

A team of scientists and artists transformed a jumble of bones entombed in tons of rock into a towering dinosaur that will leave visitors to L.A.'s Natural History Museum wonderstruck.
Read more here.

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National Geographic Magazine - August 2024
The Wonders of Bats

Paris made an Olympic-sized effort to clean up the Seine
Did they succeed?

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National Geographic Magazine - July 2024
Indigenous Futures

The Māori saved their language from extinction.

Here's how.

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National Geographic Magazine - June 2024
Science of Stress

Can scientists 'solve' stress?
They're trying.

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National Geographic Magazine - May 2024
Secrets of the Octopus

Octopuses have a lot of secrets. Can you guess them?

Guided by chemical and touch receptors in its suckers, the octopus was able to find the crab and draw it out of the dome to get its meal.

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National Geographic Special Issue
The Secret Life of Cats

What if Everything You Think About Cats Is Wrong?
A study of feline behavior shows that cats can be taught—despite their reputation for being untrainable and aloof.

National Geographic Special Issue
The Secret Life of Dogs

Our canine companions can understand more than we may think.
But do you know about them?

National Geographic Magazine - June 2023
Into the Wild

Is America's first wilderness area still wild at heart?
Its elk and wolves are transplants, its fish are constantly managed, and humans have lived here for thousands of years - but the Gila Wilderness remains one of the country's most spectacular landscapes.

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