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Explore National Geographic. A world leader in adventure, science, photography, environment, history and space exploration

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1	A look inside thailand, which prevented coronavirus from gaining a foothold
2	Access all of national geographic's coverage of the pandemic
3	The u.k. backed off on herd immunity. to beat covıd-19, we’ll ultimately need it.
4	The tale of ollie and dollie, a pair of pigeons that befriended a family on lockdown
5	How centuries of pandemics have shaped the british monarchy
6	How long does the coronavirus last inside the body?
7	Natgeo @ home
8	Coronavirus: the basics
9	Why south africa’s coronavirus outbreak could be a ‘catalyst for transformation’
10	On the hunt for the next deadly virus
11	‘ıt was a modern-day lynching’: violent deaths reflect a brutal american legacy
12	Photos can show protests’ complexity—or they can perpetuate old lies
13	From tear gas to rubber bullets, here’s what ‘nonlethal’ weapons can do to the body
14	Water, water everywhere?
15	Making the most of our wet weather (while we can)
16	United kingdom water crisis
17	Stay inspired with national geographic traveller
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20	Was the medieval order of a*a*ins a real thing?
21	Welcome home: the lost english species making a comeback
22	Universal basic ıncome is gathering support. has it ever worked – and could it work in the uk?
23	This frog’s babies erupt out of its back—and other surprising ways animals give birth
24	One of world's rarest dolphins rebounding in p****stan
25	Ancient egyptian 'funeral home' was one-stop shop for the afterlife
26	How ptsd went from ‘sh****-shock’ to a recognised medical diagnosis
27	Beloved silverback gorilla killed by poachers in uganda
28	What you can expect from national geographic traveller in light of the coronavirus crisis
29	Five simple dishes to master at home
30	A world map with flags for your kids to colour
31	See the world’s natural wonders in real time without leaving your house
32	Our editors' favourite global cookbooks
33	A short history of travel guidebooks and why they matter more than ever
34	This wildlife refuge comes with rockets
35	Your new family activity: stargazing
36	Strange interstellar object could be a shard from a dead planet
37	The many lives of coffee capsules
38	Why recycling coffee capsules leads to a more sustainable future
39	The ımpact of a daily cup of coffee
40	Why we dedicated our cover story to ‘the end of trash’
41	Can medical care exist without plastic?
42	New plastic pollution formed by fire looks like rocks
43	Where does your plastic waste end up?
44	Plastic food packaging was most common beach trash in 2018
45	Tyres: the plastic polluter you never thought about
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47	South africa travel guide
48	Russia travel guide
49	Prime time tv
50	Slovenia travel guide
51	Georgia travel guide
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10	Beyond the bean
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2	To get access immediately to the June Issue, buy a digital subscription, alternatively National Geographic can be found in all good retailers priced £6.99. Gift subscription Inspire your loved ones with a magazine gift subscription that willdeepen their understanding of the world and their role in it – every page is packed with features powered by world-cla* journalism, breathtaking photography and astonis*ng discoveries.Your gift subscription will help support vital research, exploration, conservation and geography education projects across the world. Order a gift subscription fromjust £19– and help make the world a better place.

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