Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.160 No. 1 July 1981 with SUPPLEMENT

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.160 No. 1 July 1981

Featuring:

VOYAGER 1 AT SATURN Riddles of the Rings

From a billion miles out, an unmanned NASA spacecraft sends home spectacular views of the haloed planet. Rick Gore relates why the images astounded and edified scientists. A double supplement shows Saturn full face and to scale in our solar system.

Costa Rica Steers the Middle Course

Kent Britt reports on a peaceable land of prosperous optimism where democracy works and armies are illegal a true rarity amid Central America's mosaic of strife.

Troubled Times for Central America

Political turmoil and violence still wrack most of the nations of the tropical isthmus, whose promise and problems are detailed on a foldout map.

Living With Guanacos

Tens of millions of these furry wild camels roamed South America until meat and pelt hunters devastated their herds. Wildlife ecologist William L. Franklin and his family spend months studying them in remote Tierra del Fuego.

Buffalo Bill and the Enduring West

A man whose nickname became a legend really was the quintessential Westerner-Pony Express rider, Army scout, buffalo hunter, and master showman. By Alice J. Hall, with photos by James L. Amos.

Bombay, the Other India

From glittering skyscrapers to desperate slums, India's commercial capital is one big paradox, John Scofield and Raghubir Singh discover.

The Fungus That Walks

An oft beautiful something called slime mold lives among us, behaving like both plant and animal and creating micro-sculpture in the wild. Text by Douglas Lee, photographs by Paul A. Zahl.

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