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The Week Junior - Science + Nature, 19 Jun 2026

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Monthly magazine for 8–15 year packed with news, science, animals, nature, sports, entertainment, and puzzles.

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ArticleWingit!

Take a moment to gaze up at the blue sky and those flu y clouds, and no doubt you’ll soon see something fly­ing by. That could be a flock of swoop­ing birds, a thun­der­ing pas­sen­ger jet draw­ing a white trail across the sky, or per­haps a bee...

Wingit!

ArticleCould you sur­vive inside a tor­nado?

My name is Pro­fessor Perry Sam­son and I have seen the centre of a mon­ster. Most people describe the sound of a tor­nado as like a freight train, but up close, it’s more like a thou­sand scream­ing jet engines. I am one of the few people on Earth who...

Could you sur­vive inside a tor­nado?

ArticleVisit the project sav­ing tigers in India

Like human fin­ger­prints, no two tiger stripes are the same. The stripes help the big cat hide in tall grasses.

Visit the project sav­ing tigers in India

ArticleSOAR!

Dis­cov­er­thes­ci­ence behind­fly­ing machines

SOAR!

ArticleSKIM!

Explore­how bird­sare­builtto dartand­dive

SKIM!

ArticleEDITOR’S LETTER

Thrill­seekers, strap in! If you like extreme sports, wild weather and giant pred­at­ors with scary teeth, this issue is for you. We’re leap­ing out of aero­planes to dis­cover how anim­als can teach us to fly (page 10), racing down­hill to see how...

EDITOR’S LETTER

ArticleWing it! THINGS TO DO

The sky’s the limit when you go in search of the secrets of flight.

Wing it! THINGS TO DO

ArticleSpace squid

Spot a super­massive black hole in space.

Space squid

ArticleBack from the brink

Visit the long-run­ning project sav­ing India’s big cats from extinc­tion.

Back from the brink