May 1939
A Fossil Comes to Life
One of the most important zoological discoveries of the present century gives us a glimpse at the closest living relative of our fish-like ancestors.
May 1939
Thunder in His Footsteps
The ghost of the most gigantic animal that ever walked the earth is conjured to life when a lone fossil hunter tracks down the first true footprints left by this stupendous creature, and thrills to the romance of a great discovery.
February 1938
What Are They Thinking?
Characteristic facial expressions, postures, and movements are the key to an understanding of animal psychology and the soul of animal art.
September 1935
To the Strange “Buttons”
The Story of the Bowdoin-MacMillan Arctic Expedition of 1934
October 1934
Patagonian Oasis
Even amid the wind-swept desolation of southern Argentine a haven may occasionally be found.
November-December 1933
Man—500,000 Years From Now
A Scientific Attempt to Forecast What May Occur in the Future Evolution of Man
March–April 1933
A Day in Patagonia
Collecting remains of prehistoric animals in southernmost South America
March-April 1932
Meshie: The Child of a Chimpanzee
A Creature of the African Jungle Emigrates to America
Recent Stories
Recent Interview
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Hear author Xiaoming Wang interviewed by Vittorio Maestro, Editor in Chief of Natural History. (MP3, 17 minutes) |
