Next, climb aboard "Miss Piggy," one of two airplanes in the world built specifically to fly inside a hurricane. You'll join the brave scientists who are gathering data about these powerful storms to help weather forecasters more accurately predict when and where hurricanes will make landfall—information that could save lives.
Feeling hungry? Swim alongside bottlenose dolphins as they use specific hunting strategies to catch a meal, then play a seafood smackdown game to match prey to the feeding style.
You'll also discover how ancient Romans used a Swiss Army knife-style tool. This handy gadget included a spoon and knife for dining, an extractor for removing snail meat from shells, a spike that might've helped clean ears (yikes!), and more.
Rock ’Em Sock ’Em Shrimp: These tiny peacock mantis shrimp will knock you out!
Other stories in this month's issue:
- Big Picture: See how a Nat Geo photographer got a jaw-dropping photo of a great white shark swimming behind a kayaker.
- Weird But True!: Check out fun facts you can share with your friends.
- Dare to Explore: How Nat Geo Explorer Kat Almeida-Warren tracked a gassy chimpanzee.
