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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,...
Are you ready to party? This issue we're celebrating 20 years of National Geographic Kids in the UK and Ireland! I've been working on this brilliant mag since the very beginning – and it's amazing to think some of our early readers are now...
Celebrate NGK turning 20 with a trip down memory lane Hi NGK readers! It ’s been a whopping 20 years since your favourite magazine launched in the UK and Ireland, way back in October 2006. To celebrate, we thought it would be fun to take a...
Meet six little-known pioneers of space adventure Valentina was working in a factory when she was picked to join the Soviet* space programme – thanks to her unusual hobby of parachute jumping! The Soviet Union had already succeeded in sending...
An upside-down life… 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...
