Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.165 No. 2 February 1984

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.165 No. 2 February 1984

Featuring:

El Niño's Ill Wind

It was a dramatic swing in nature's global weather cycle that brought flood, fire, drought, and famine to five continents. Assistant Editor Thomas Y. Canby tells of the devastation wrought by El Niño.

Surviving, Italian Style

William S. Ellis and photographer Cotton Coulson explore the workable chaos of Italy, where the politics are unpredictable, much of the economy is invisible, and the nation thrives on its inimitable style.

Texas West of the Pecos

Solitude has long been a way of life in the arid reaches of West Texas. Author Griffin Smith, Jr., and photographer Dan Dry discover that the independent-minded people of the Trans-Pecos region still depend mostly on them-selves and an occasional rain cloud.

Jordan: Kingdom in the Middle

The Palestinian question and Israel's tena-cious occupation of the West Bank threaten the fragile, prospering peace of an often beset Middle East nation. Thomas J. Abercrombie and photographer Jodi Cobb report.

The Praying Predator

Probing fact and fiction about the praying mantis, entomologist Edward S. Ross and photographer Dwight Kuhn discover that this seemingly reverential garden insect ea-gerly dines on friend and foe alike.

In good condition for it's age with a few scuffs and marks and a small section of the back cover missing.

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