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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.
The mobile docs helping species in Victoria… It’s early morning in southeastern Australia when the phone rings at the animal charity Wildlife Victoria. A brushtail possum has been found injured by the side of a road, and transporting it...
This month we’re getting to know some awesome Australian animals and the people who help them. Get up close to a duck-billed Georgia platypus – a creature so weird that European scientists at first thought it was fake! – and, on page 8, meet...
Thirty cool things about these prehistoric beasts 1 Palaeontologist Richard Owen coined the term ‘dinosaur’ in the 1800s. It means ‘terrible lizard.’ 2 Mamenchisaurus’ neck was a whopping 9m long. Compare that to modernday giraffes,...
Six inspirational animal carers through the ages As a child growing up in Ireland, Aleen Cust was determined to become a vet, despite all the vets at that time being men. In 1896, she used some money she’d inherited to enrol in vet school in...
