National Geographic 2011 (January, May and July missing)

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January, May and July missing

In 2011, National Geographic published 12 monthly issues featuring cover stories that ranged from global population milestones to archaeological breakthroughs.

2011 Monthly Cover Stories 

• February: 
  Under Paris

   – A journey into the secret world of the city’s catacombs and hidden tunnels.

• March: 
  Designing the Perfect Pet

   – Investigating how scientists in Siberia tamed wild foxes to understand domestication.

• April: 
  The Genius of the Inca

   – New insights into how the Inca Empire managed its vast mountainous territory.

• June: 
  The Birth of Religion – An exploration of Göbekli Tepe, considered the world’s first temple.
• August: 
  The Wildest Place in North America

   – A look at the Great Bear Rainforest and its rare white “spirit bears”.

• September: 
  Can We Fly?

   – Examining the future of personal flight and human-powered aviation.

• October: 
  The Teenage Brain– Using evolutionary science to explain the impulsive and “maddening” behavior of adolescents.
• November: 
  England’s Medieval Mystery

   – The discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard, the largest cache of Anglo-Saxon gold ever found.

• December: 
  The King James Bible – Celebrating the 400th anniversary of the influential English translation