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In 2013, National Geographic celebrated its 125th anniversary with a special January edition. The year featured a wide range of cover stories, from scientific breakthroughs in de-extinction to cultural explorations

• January: 125th Anniversary Special Issue. Topics included “Heading Off to the Stars,” “The Wildest Place on Earth” (Antarctica), and the world of microbes.
• February: “Healing Venom”. Explored how scientists use lethal toxins from animals to create life-saving medicines; also featured “Unseen Libya”.
• March: “The New Solar System”. A look at the latest discoveries and stunning imagery from across our solar neighborhood.
• April: “
  Reviving Extinct Species

  “. A deep dive into the science and ethics of “de-extinction,” such as potentially bringing back the woolly mammoth.

• May: “
  The New Face of Hunger

  “. Examined food insecurity in modern America.

• June: “
  The New Risk

  “. Explored the nature of risk-taking and human bravery.

• July: “The Solar System’s Most Violent Places”. Focused on extreme weather and geological activity on other planets.
• August: “Sugar: Why We Can’t Resist It”. Investigated the history and health impacts of our global sugar addiction.
• September: “Rising Seas”. An urgent look at how melting ice and warming oceans are reshaping coastlines worldwide.
• December: 
• The Real Mary
  “. Explored the historical and cultural significance of the Virgin Mary.