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this issue of National Geographic Kids, discover how giraffes

Native People of the American Southeast
(That’s like four giraffes stacked on top of each

Even if you’ve never been to Kenya, chances are you know what it looks like.
animals that inhabit it: elephants, lions, cheetahs, giraffes

Cameroon, in West Africa, is a mixture of desert plains in the north, mountains in the central regions, and tropical rain forests in the south.
originally created for the protection of elephants, giraffes

One of the smallest countries in Africa, mountainous Rwanda is referred to as the “land of a thousand hills.”
Park, is home to black rhinos, hippos, elephants, giraffes

Discover 16 pages of crazy-cool facts about animal oddities, cool colors, strange nature, amazing ocean creatures, and more.
Plus, get facts about cheetahs, giraffes, dinosaurs

In this Special Coral Reef Issue, discover how these ocean habitats provide homes to about a quarter of all known marine species. Take a just-for-fun quiz to find out which reef matches your personality. Then meet some of the animals that live there.
month’s issue: •  Amazing Animals: Meet rare spotless giraffes

Find out how one adventurer became part of a pack of arctic wolves for an amazing 30 hours. This explorer trekked along with the animals in Northern Canada as they hunted, napped, and played. Then discover how the arctic wolf’s body is perfectly built for a place where temperatures can reach as low as minus 70°F.
Plus there’s good news for giraffes. •  Weird But True

Find out why these common animal myths aren’t true.
Giraffes clean their eyes and ears with their tongues

Nigeria is often called the „Giant of Africa.“ This name comes from the vastness of its land, the diversity of its peoples and languages, its huge population (the largest in Africa), and its oil and other natural resources.
Many years ago Nigeria’s savannas teemed with giraffes