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August 2010
Deep Dark Secrets
Scientists dive into the deadly blue holes of the Bahamas.
Features
Turkey
The Iron Silk Road
A new Europe-to-Asia railway fuels trade—and tensions.
Native Lands
Reviving Native Lands
U.S. tribes strive to undo years of environmental abuse.
Kaziranga
A Grassland Kingdom
India’s Kaziranga park shelters tigers, buffalo, and rhinos.
Whale
Valley of the Whales
The origins of the marine mammal lie buried in Egyptian sand.
Carbon Capture
The Big Idea: Carbon Capture
Artificial trees” might suck planet-warming CO2 out of the air faster than real ones.
Editors Note
Editor's Note
In the flooded limestone caves of the Bahamas, whirlpools can suck a diver down hundreds of feet.
Flashback
Flashback: Deep Cover
From 1934, a marine biologist prepares to shoot a rainbow-colored coral reef.
Wallpaper
Desktop Wallpaper
Decorate your desktop with beautiful images from this month's issue of the magazine.
Voe
Visions of Earth
Each month, National Geographic features breathtaking photographs in Visions of Earth.
Ys
Your Shot
Submit your photo, check out Your Shot jigsaw puzzles, and see reader photos published in National Geographic.
Wide Angle
Wide Angle
Read about and comment on new finds in science, technology, wildlife, and more.
Geopuzzle
GeoPuzzle: Sea Legs
This month's story about ancient whales offers clues for the crossword puzzle.