44681National Geographic : the lost women of the viking age
This feature explores newly uncovered archaeological and scientific evidence that reshapes our understanding of Viking society by highlighting the real lives of Viking women—from elite warriors to property holders. It is an evidence-based revision of myths and gendered assumptions, rooted in interdisciplinary research including DNA analysis, bioarchaeology, saga literature, and legal history.
44682National geographic : the secret life odd Cats
The Secret Life of Cats offers a compelling, user-friendly introduction to cats—ancient to modern—revealing their physical capabilities, behavioral quirks, and the long-standing bond with humans.
44683National geographic : world war II : stories from the front lines
This issue transforms World War II from an era of grand strategy into a mosaic of personal experiences—revealing the trials, courage, and humanity behind the conflict. Let me know if you’d like to explore one of the veteran stories, photographic essays, or the contributions of correspondents like Ernie Pyle or Virginia Irwin.
44684National geographic future of medicine : breakthroughs to improve your health
Future of medicine national geographic breakthroughs improve health cancer.
44685National geographic genius of dogs : understanding our best friends
Contents: Introduction: big hearts. Becoming dog. A dog's mind. Relationships.
44686National geographic history : Philip Alexander
The issue foregrounds the epic story of Philip II—king of Macedon—and his son Alexander the Great.
44687National geographic history : wonder & thuder
This issue is themed around one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World: the lost colossal Statue of Zeus at Olympia. It includes historical narratives, archaeological insights, cultural storytelling, and broader explorations of ancient religion, art, and monuments.
44688National geographic inside animal minds : what they think, feel, and know
Presenting to intelligence, feelings and relationships.
44689National geographic memory : what it is, how it works, and ways you can improve it
Future of medicine national geographic breakthroughs improve health cancer.
44690National geographic sharks : rulers of the deep
Presenting to Sharks as icons. Studying sharks. Photographing sharks. Conserving sharks' habitats. Living with sharks.