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So owls come out at night, too!  \nThicallseowd Eives in a cougland Findntry England on themaponthe back page.  \nS E P T E M B E R O C T O B E R 2 0 2 4  \nDAVID TIPLING / BIOSPHOTO / MINDEN PICTURES  \nMARLA DAWN STUDIO / SHUTTERSTOCK ( KEYS); OLEKS I IARAMA / ALAMY (GIRAFFE); KLETR / SHUTTERSTOCK ( FISH)  \nSORTING  \nLook at each picture in the top row. Find the differences between it and the one below.  \nFind one difference.  \nFind two differences.  \nFind three differences.  \nN A T I O N A L G E O G R A P H I C 3  \nNATURE  \nThat’s Cool!  \nMeet the pink fairy armadillo.  \nApink fairy armadillo isabout as long as your hand. They eat bugs.  \nAshell covers its head, back, and behind. The shell protects the armadillo  \nfrom hungry SHELL animals.  \nThese critters use their big claws to dig tunnels. Tunnels are where they live.  \nThe pink fairy armadillo lives ina country called Argentina. Find Argentina on the map on the back page.  \n4 S E P T E M B E R / O C T O B E R 2 0 2 4  \nGUILLERMO FERRARIS  \nGOH / GETTY IMAGES; DMZ / SHUTTERSTOCK.MIDDLE ROW, LEFT  \nLORENZOARCOBASSO / SHUTTERSTOCK. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO  \nLEFT TO RIGHT: STOCKBYTE / GETTY IMAGES; LI KIM DEX IMAGE / ALAMY; GER BOSMA / GETTY IMAGES;  \nTOP ROW,  \nTO RIGHT:  \nRIGHT:AMI PARIKH / SHUTTERSTOCK; AFRICA STUDIO / SHUTTERSTOCK; THOMAS MARENT / MINDEN PICTURES.  \nNAMING  \nWhat in theWorldAreThese?  \n—RAYON —EAVES —OLDFISH  \n  EA STAR   ROG  ARROTS  \n  LOWER  ASKETBALL   UTTERFLY  \nName other things that are orange.  \nN A T I O N A L G E O G R A P H I C 5  \nANIMALS  \n6  \nBABY); TIM LAMAN / NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC IMAGE / NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY ( BABY CLIMBING)  \nSUZI ESZTERHAS / MINDEN PICTURES (MOM AND COLLECTION ( BABY HANGING); MAXIME ALIAGA  \nHanging With Mom  \nBaby orangutans learn to live in the trees . They learn it all from Mom .  \nMom hangs .  \nShe climbs . 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