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National Geographic Magazine

This Month: Who Murdered the Virunga Gorillas?, Real Jurassic Park, Bolivia, and More

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See breathtaking images from our readers, and submit a photo of your own for possible publication in National Geographic.
Throughout the world, red has symbolized passion, fire, love, luck, and prosperity. Its dramatic hues occur throughout nature, from sea stars in the ocean to exploding stars in space.
See graceful stingrays, scarred silky sharks, unicorn fish, and other beautiful creatures that dwell within our planet's submerged blue realm.
With over 200,000 miles of trails, there's an adventure for all interests and skill levels. Tackle the classic Grand Canyon, the rugged Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, or escape congested Los Angeles to Topanga State Park.
Is it body art, or a proud display of organized crime connections? In Japan, full-body tattooing rises from dubious origins to art form.


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Global Sites
St. Petersburg
High on the Baltic coast sits this city, currently celebrating its legendary nightless summer days.


The Beasts
Before Humans
Dinosaurs were not the only giants to rule the Earth. Explore the rise of mammals and more.
Animal Pop Quiz
Go back far enough, and we're all related. How much do you know about these truly distant cousins?
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Founded in 1888 to "increase and diffuse geographic knowledge," the Society works to inspire people to care about the planet.
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