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National Geographic shuts Adventure
Sydney :: Australia | 7 days ago
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The Adventure brand will continue with a "robust website" and mobile and other products, the National Geographic Society said on Thursday, but the December-January edition of National Geographic Adventure magazine will be the last. "Given the current...
Tags: National Geographic Society, National Geographic Adventure magazine, Australia, Sydney, National Geographic, Geographic magazines, Cookie, National Geographic Traveler, Business Finance, National Geographic Kids, National Geographic Adventure
Graphic Plant Sex, In Microscopic Detail [Reproduction]
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 7 days ago
Credibility This geranium is having sex right now, before your very eyes. Those little grains of pollen clinging to the flower's stigma are competing to plunge their genetic material deep into this flower and reproduce. National Geographic photographer Martin Oerggerli...
Tags: National Geographic, San Francisco, Pollination, Fertility, Plant morphology, Flower, Sperm, Plant sexuality, Pollen, Reproductive system
'National Geographic': Mengele had no hand in twins in Brazil
Rio Grande :: Brazil | 16 days ago
Credibility Nazi war criminal Joseph Mengele didn't genetically engineer "Aryan" twins in a Brazilian town, National Geographic researchers report. Cândido Godói, a Brazilian town of 6,000 people, is known for its high rate of twins, particularly among its German...
Tags: Brazil, National Geographic, Joseph Mengele, Rio Grande, Twins, Schutzstaffel, Josef Mengele, Auschwitz concentration camp, Angel of Death, Cￃﾢndido Godￃﾳi, The Boys from Brazil, Nazi Germany, Human Interest
Farthest Ever Star Blast From Ancient Cosmos
Astronomers have detected a cosmic object more distant than any ever seen: a gamma ray burst about 13 billion light-years from Earth. The massive, luminous burst occurred about 600 million years after the Big Bang—that is, when the universe was...
Tags: Gamma ray, Gamma ray Burst, Star Blast, Ancient Cosmos, Earth, Galaxy, Milky Way, National Geographic, Bing Bang, Blast
'Ballerina-Like' T. Rex Cousin Discovered
A smaller, more agile cousin of the Tyrannosaurus rex has been identified. The skull and a nearly complete skeleton of Alioramus altai was discovered in Mongolia in 2001, and has features that distinguish it from its more lumbering cousin. Unlike its...
Tags: Ballerina, T Rex, Dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus rex, Alioramus altai, National Geographic, Fossil, Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar
Bloody water: "The Cove" documents dolphins brutalized in a secret Japanese bay
There is a deep and shameful secret being guarded from the world’s eyes by Japanese officials, in the small coastal town of Taiji, not far from Osaka. It has been so deeply concealed, that most of the town’s own people don’t know about...
Tags: The Cove, International Whaling Commission, dolphins, Japan, inhumane, National Geographic
Winning Picture Of A Frog And A Snake In A Deadlock.
A U.K.based photographer,David Martland took this picture for 'National Geographic' in 2008 and was judged the best picture of the year. It is about Animal Behaviour .He got this extra-ordinary picture of a rare frog known as the Morkelet...
Tags: cat eyed snake, rare frog. uk based photographer, national geographic.
National Geographic photographer's shots of Flint Hills in exhibit
Larned :: KS :: USA | 4 months ago
Credibility The Wichita Eagle The Santa Fe Trail Center Museum near Larned is currently displaying the work of Kansas native Jim Richardson. The traveling exhibit, "The Flint Hills: A Kansas Treasure" consists of 32-large scale photographs Richardson took for National...
Face to face with killer sharks
Man is always trying to unearth new theories with regard to behaviors of living beings. Movies of the genre of JAWS deal with how the sharks kill. TV channels like the National Geographic showcases wonderful breath taking visuals on these subjects. An...
Tags: movie jaws, killer sharks, serial killers, stalking, national geographic
Saturday TV
Opera :: Italy | 7 months ago
Credibility A Mother's Love,” Iran, 1997, family drama directed by Kamal Tabrizi 17.00 Documentary: The Fiddle and the Drum: Celebrating the Artistic Genius of Joni Mitchell 17.50 Concert: Muse: Live at Astoria 18.40 Documentary: Is this Art?...Thalassa 17.00 TV5Monde,...
Tags: le journal, geographic documentary, national geographic
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