National Geographic

Scientists have learned more about dinosaurs in the last 25 years than in the previous 250: from the colour of their skin and feathers, to how they rose to be the dominant creatures on Earth.

This special issue examines the latest theories about how they moved, how they looked – and how they spent their days.

Also in the October 2020 edition of National Geographic:

Every Mother’s Son photographing Black mothers and the sons the fear they will lose to violence  

Giant raptors of the Amazon communities in Brazil are uniting to help conserve one of the largest eagles in the world

Sex Trafficking the shocking story of two girls, stolen lives – and a worldwide scourge affecting millions of children 

America’s last wild trails saving the scenic paths threatened by neglect, climate change and crowding

Plus

How COVID-19 hits animals | A map to Earth for aliens | Prehistoric pathogens | Deconstructing the shark-cam 

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