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National Geographic Kids (Australia), 13 Aug 2026

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National Geographic Kids magazine is the best-selling kids monthly for nature-loving kids aged 7-12! Each issue is carefully curated to ignite curiosity and spark conversations about science and the natural world, empowering children to love and care for our beautiful planet.

In This Edition

ArticleBRILLIANT BEARS!

Meet the world’s eight spe­cies of bear – which one’s your fave? 1 BROWN BEAR THE SALMON CATCHER Lives: Forests and moun­tains of North Amer­ica, Europe and Asia Meet this issue’s cover star! Stood upright (see below), most brown bears can be up to...

BRILLIANT BEARS!

ArticleHey Kids!

Our cute cover star looks so cute and cuddly, but be warned: bears are our planet's largest land pred­at­ors! In this month's Geor­gia mag, we meet all eight of the world's bear spe­cies – from brown bears and polar bears to giant pan­das. Bear- illiant!

Hey Kids!

Article4 WILD POSTERS!

COOL QR CODES! We’ve put some QR codes in this month’s mag. If you point a smart device at them you’ll be taken to more awe­some stuff online. Try it here!

4 WILD POSTERS!

ArticleFUN STUFF!

Eight pages of brain-bust­ing puzzles and games

FUN STUFF!

ArticleCOOL CATERPILLARS!

How these cun­ning crit­ters pro­tect them­selves Before they trans­form into moths or but­ter­flies, cater­pil­lars use cun­ning tac­tics to sur­vive – includ­ing remark­able mim­icry, clever defences and part­ner­ships with plants! U.S. nature...

COOL CATERPILLARS!

ArticleGREAT MISTAKES!

From ‘Oops!’ to ‘Awe­some!’ Check out three acci­dental inven­tions THE “OOPS” MOMENT: Acci­dent­ally melt­ing a chocol­ate bar in a pocket. THE DETAILS: Sci­ent­ist Percy Spen­cer wasn’t try­ing to find a quick way to cook food. It was the 1940s,...

GREAT MISTAKES!