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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.
Eleven freaky creatures to admire this Halloween A black laceweaver female in southern France THE ODD ANIMAL: Black lace-weaver mothers are the supermums of the spider world. They make the ultimate sacrifice for their babies … by becoming...
Five of the weirdest worlds in our galaxy HD 189733 b THE STRANGE STUFF: This planet might look calm, but don’t be fooled. The temperature on HD 189733 b can reach a scorching 1,000°C, trapping massive amounts of heat on its starfacing side....
do you do, Kids? We've got a fang-tastic issue for you this spring, full of weird creatures, peculiar planets and Halloweenthemed crafts. Fab-boo-lous stuff! Plus, famous magician Harry Houdini died on Halloween in 1926, so we find out about...
How the Ancient Egyptians made these marvels! was built as the of a king who ruled Egypt around 2,600 BC. For thousands of years, people have looked at Egypt’s Giza Pyramids and wondered how the Ancient Egyptians built them. Originally...
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All about the amazing escape artist and his coolest tricks 1891 Ehrich loved to perform, and at 17 he began a career as a magician. But to make it in showbiz he needed a glitzy new persona, so he changed his name again to Harry Houdini – which...
