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SHARKS

Great White, Deep Trouble
Read the transcript of a Web chat with Jaws author Peter Benchley and view a video clip from National Geographic Television’s Great White, Deep Trouble documentary.

Cuentos de tiburones (Shark Tales)
Read a Spanish translation of this month’s cover story.

NG Game: Shark Trails
The NG Explorer submarine needs a shark expert. Think you’re sharp enough for the job? Then dive into some deep questions.

NG News: Shark Attack Tips
How can you avoid sharks? What should you do if attacked? Find out here.

NG News: Shark Gallery
Explore the world of sharks through photography.

NG News: New Shark Repellent Uses Chemical Signals
Read about a new way to fend off shark attacks.


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PIZZA

AboutPizza.com
Get fresh pizza facts, recipes, reading suggestions, and more.

Guinness World Records
How many pounds of flour went into the world’s largest pizza? Get this tasty tidbit and more.


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CHEETAHS

National Geographic: Cheetah Gallery
Feast your eyes on these amazing photographs of cheetahs.

National Zoo: Meet the Cheetahs
These spotted cats are favorites for zoo visitors in Washington, D.C.

NG News: Cheetah Conservation Hopes Pinned on “Ambassador” Cat
Meet a cool cat that’s helping conservation efforts in South Africa.


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LIGHTNING

National Geographic: Lightning
Find electrifying weather facts and read shocking stories about people who survived being zapped.

NG Quick Flick: Thunderstorms
Lightning flashes. Thunder booms. Why? Explore the answers with Tim (a boy) and Moby (his robot buddy) in this cartoon.

National Weather Service: Lightning—The Underrated Killer
Check out the United States National Weather Service for indoor and outdoor safety tips, survivor stories, and teaching tools.


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National Geographic: Education Guide
Find lesson plans, learn how to contact the Geography Teaching Alliance in your state, get information on grants, and much more.

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Looking for maps? Explore the world with National Geographic’s online atlas.

National Geographic: News
From archaeology to zoology, there’s always something new and interesting to explore.

National Geographic: Publications Index
More than a hundred years of National Geographic content are at your fingertips with this handy reference tool.

National Geographic: Xpeditions
Ideas, tools, and lesson plans bring the U.S. National Geography Standards to life.

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Looking for National Geographic’s best resources on our most popular subjects? This search tool connects you to maps, photos, articles and more.

National Geographic: School Publishing
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