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Late September 2007 Pick your perspective: Bird's-eye views, mountain prospects, underwater vistas—we're covering every level of adventure this month. In This Edition • Best Mountain Photos of 2007 • #1 Wallpaper: Sea Monster • Frozen Mummy Debuts • Photos: Japanese "Atlantis" Photo of the Day See Photo Download Wallpaper
Quiz: Could big dinosaurs swim? (See below.) Best Mountain Photos of 2007 See a bear, a beheaded caribou, a cigarette-smoking deity, and other wild wonders in our selection of winning pictures from the latest Banff Mountain Photography Competition. Gallery: Frozen Inca Mummy Debuts The mummified remains of a teenage girl who died more than 500 years ago went on public display in Argentina for the first time this month. Most Wanted Wallpaper See Full Photo. Get wallpapers from Sea Monsters, our new large-format film. VIP Travel With Visa® Signature Want a better rewards card? Visa Signature, a line of luxury rewards cards, gets you travel benefits like exclusive packages and upgrades at fine hotels. National Geographic Magazine New Photos: Earth From Above See smoldering volcanoes, gleaming tin-and-tile roofs, and fanciful flamingos in these condor's-eye views of Latin America. Photo Quiz See Photo for Answer. Until last week this animal was considered nonexistent. So what is it? • Pygmy fox • Vampire bat • Flying fox More to Explore National Geographic News Asian "Atlantis" Shows Strange Structure Natural formations or 5,000-year-old city ruins? Scientists are still divided about the origin of mysterious stone structures off the coast of Japan's Yonaguni Jima. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ADVENTURE Magazine Gallery: New Photo Tips Fresh from an assignment in Patagonia, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ADVENTURE magazine's Steve Casimiro shares images and insight to help you be a sharper shooter.	Best Offer Subscribe to NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine online and get our best price.
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Quiz answer: Recent evidence suggests that big dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus rex could swim. Get the full story.
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