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National Geographic Kids (New Zealand), publicado em Inglês, é um revista de Nova Zelândia. Acesse National Geographic Kids (New Zealand) online no PressReader ou baixe edições para ler depois. Confira edições anteriores de National Geographic Kids (New Zealand) no arquivo.

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ArticleLION CUB LIFE!

How play helps cubs learn to sur­vive in the wild As the sun rises over Kenya’s Maa­sai Mara National Reserve, a one-month-old lion cub waits for her mother to return. She’s hungry, but she doesn’t cry out. Pred­at­ors such as spot­ted hyenas,...

LION CUB LIFE!

ArticleHi Kids!

We've had a little refresh just in time for spring. How do you like our new look and logo?! Write in and let us know! We're still packed with the usual excit­ing con­tent, though; get ready to enjoy our cute cover fea­ture about lion cubs, explore life...

Hi Kids!

ArticleSPACE HEROES!

Meet six little-known pion­eers of space adven­ture On 18 March 1965, Soviet cos­mo­naut Alexei Leonov became the first per­son ever to leave a space­craft and ‘walk’ in space, float­ing out­side his two-man Vosk­hod 2 cap­sule with just a space­suit...

SPACE HEROES!

ArticleDIGGING UP DINOS!

A palae­on­to­lo­gist tells us about their cool job

DIGGING UP DINOS!

ArticleHANGING WITH SLOTHS!

Sloths spend up to 90% of their lives hanging from tree branches in Cent­ral and South Amer­ican rain­forests. Why? Well, young, tender leaves – sloths’ favour­ite food – grow on the ends of branches. And if these anim­als climbed all the way there on...

HANGING WITH SLOTHS!

ArticleWeird But True

Ten out­rageous facts that’ll blow your mind longest ears on a don­key belong to Hope, an Amer­ican Mam­moth Jack­stock. Each one meas­ures 40.2cm!

Weird But True

ArticleCOOL 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!

COOL QR CODES!

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