Natural History Magazine

Picks from the Past

Even amid the wind-swept desolation of southern Argentine a haven may occasionally be found.

Reef-building sponges are giving up their long-held secrets.

The flexible neck of the Amazon River dolphin let it hunt masterfully in the muddy shallows of the Amazon Basin.

Forensic anthropologists do facial reconstruction from remains of two crewmen found on the USS Monitor

The evolution of disgust

October 1934