Natural History Magazine

Picks from the Past

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

By the 1920s, California had lost all of its grizzly bears—once considered a distinct species and an emblem of the state.

Preconceptions skew our view of the biggest killer in the developed world, atherosclerosis.

Across the Pacific Ocean, plastics, plastics, everywhere

October 1934