Come face-to-face with a wild pony.
The man on the moon salutes the American flag.
Dive into the world of sharks.
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The glamorous brown foal jumped over the lazy cosmonaut. Not sure what that means? Then it's time to get wordwise!
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April-May 2002
Meet a kid your age who really ruled. Get the stories behind the Stars and Stripes. And go wild with the ponies of Assateague Island.
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Shark Surfari
How much do you know about sharks? Swim through some "fin" facts about these amazing fish.
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Symbols U.S.A.
Suppose you could create a new American symbol. What would it be? Why? You might win a trip to Washington, D.C.
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World Magazine for Kids
Can't wait till September for the next National Geographic for Kids? Then explore a World of fun—delivered to you at home!
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PonyCam
Gallop here for pictures of the wild ponies of Assateague Island.
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The Assateague Naturalist
Learn about the ponies and their neighbors—elk, rabbits, egrets, wildflowers, and much more.
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At the Tomb of Tutankhamen
In 1923 National Geographic sent a reporter to peek at Tut's tomb. Getting in wasn't easy.
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Star-Spangled Banner
The Smithsonian Institution owns America's most famous flag. Explore its exciting story.
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Explore the Fantastic Forest
How many cool critters and woodland wonders can you spot on an interactive hike?
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National Geographic Channel
Tune in for adventure, exploration—and all types of animals!
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