National Geographic Oct 2001 Rain Forest at Night China's Terra-cotta Soldiers

Description: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - OCTOBER 2001 - VOLUME 200, VOLUME 4Cover: Tjololo struts through South Africa’s Mala Mala Game Reserve. The 150-pound cat can lift prey twice its weight into the treetops. By Kim WolhuterCondition: Nice clean magazine with some light wear.Production Information: - Power of Light – It sways our moods and grows our food. A ubiquitous and enigmatic form of energy, light now shines as the tool of the future. By Joel Achenbach; Photographs by Joe McNally- Rain Forest at Night – Darkness summons a menagerie of creatures that slither, leap, and buzz through Southeast Asia’s forests. Article and Photographs by Tim Laman- Treasures of Ancient China – Terra-cotta statues—soldiers, farm animals, a potbellied entertainer and his troupe—are being uncovered at the tombs of two early emperors. By Peter Hessler; Photographs by O Louis Mazzatenta- California’s Volcanic North – Sleeping volcanoes inspire eerie fables and New Age religions as well as fear of deadly lava spills. By Priit J Vesilind; Photographs by Tm Richardson- Meet Kenya Man – Humankind’s family tree sprouts a new branch with Meave Leakey’s discovery of a hominid skull.- Tracking the Leopard – Silent as silk, a five-year-old spotted cat prowls his 14,000-acre territory in the South African veld. Article and Photographs by Kim Wolhuter- Swahili Coast – A unique Islamic heritage anchors the ports of East Africa, for centuries a mecca for Arabian and Indian merchants. Article and Photographs by Robert Caupto- ZipUSA: Adjuntas, Puerto Rico – In the plaza of this mountain town, traditional songs mix with the aroma of rich coffee. By Linda Gomez; Photograph by Amy ToensingSEE PICTURESANY QUESTION PLEASE ASK!WE COMBINE SHIP.RONI MAY COLLECTIBLES | eBay Stores Track Page Views With Auctiva's FREE Counter

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