In der aktuellen Ausgabe von National Geographic Kids US

• WEIRD BUT TRUE!
  Check out these outrageous facts.
• UNDERSEA CITY
  A coral reef might seem like a calm and quiet place to live, but the creatures that reside there are constantly in work mode: They’re building, cleaning, protecting, and gardening the coral reef they call home.
• SPLASHY SHAPES
  Check out the three main types of coral reefs found throughout Earth’s oceans.
• MORE CITY LIFE
  Dive into Komodo National Park in Indonesia to see other coral reef co-workers.
• SECRETS OF THE OCTOPUS
  "As a kid exploring the beaches of Sydney, Australia, I loved plunging my hands into rock pools along the shore. But one morning, I felt something sticky—and it wasn’t sand. I yanked my hand out of the water. Then a single eye peered up, staring right at me. It was an octopus!"
• MORE SECRETS
  Some 300 species of octopuses swim in Earth’s oceans. Check out some surprising facts about a few of them.
• THE INCREDIBLE OCTOPUS
  Discover how octopuses like this common octopus use their bodies to be undersea superstars.
• HOW TO SAVE A REEF
  Around the world, coral reefs are in danger: Pollution, warmer waters due to climate change, and other threats can cause coral to die. An international report found that up to 90 percent of Earth’s coral is at risk. The good news is that many people are working to save them. These eco-heroes are working to protect coral.
• FUN STUFF
  GAMES, LAUGHS, AND LOTS TO DO!