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Mid-September 2007 Explore the world's top ranks this month with a gallery of the most endangered species, a guide to the best destinations, and more. In This Edition • 2007's Most Endangered Animals • Frozen Inca Mummy Unveiled • #1 Wallpaper • NEW: Places of a Lifetime Guide Photo of the Day See Photo Download Wallpaper
Quiz: How many endangered species are there? (See below.) Photos: 2007's Most Endangered Animals See a rare gorilla, a river dolphin, and other animals that were added last week to the World Conservation Union's 2007 Red List of Threatened Species. Gallery: Frozen Inca Mummy Unveiled The mummified remains of a teenage girl who died more than 500 years ago went on public display for the first time this month in Argentina. Most Wanted Wallpaper See Full Photo Jiggle with jellyfish in this month's best wallpaper. VIP Travel With Visa Signature Want a better rewards card? Visa Signature, a line of luxury rewards cards, gives you travel benefits like exclusive packages and upgrades at fine hotels. News by National Geographic: Daily Stories and Photos U.S. Spaceport Designs Revealed Spaceport America's futuristic terminal in New Mexico is designed to serve as an eco-friendly museum for visitors and as a stopover spot for space tourists. Most Polar Bears Gone by 2050 Two-thirds of the world's polar bears will vanish as sea ice melts due to a warming climate, a suite of U.S. government studies concludes. National Geographic Digital Media NEW: Explore the Places of a Lifetime Use our new online guide to browse photos, travel tips, and essays about the world's greatest destinations. From cultural dos and don'ts to local recipes, you'll have all you need to experience these must-see sites. More to Explore NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS NEW: Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies Watch an episode of Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies, a cool new animated series about animals now on PBS Kids. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE Pictures: Explore 50 Years of Space Travel From Sputnik to Apollo 11 to Saturn's moons, click through our time line to tour 50 highlights from 50 years of space exploration.	Best Offer Subscribe to NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine online and get our best price.
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Quiz answer: According to the World Conservation Union, the list of the planet's endangered species now totals 41,415.
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