National Geographic November 2005

Ocelots
Stealth Cats After six months on an island in Panama, the photographer at last glimpsed wild ocelots with his own eyes- for about six seconds. His remote cameras had better luck.
Nepal: Inside the Revolution
Inside Nepal’s Revolution Self- styled Maoist rebels are waging a deadly people’s war against the king of this Himalayan country, yet it’s the people themselves who are suffering.
New Wrinkles on Aging The Secrets of Living Longer; The Secrets of Long Life { Blue Zones }
New Wrinkles on Aging Residents of Okinawa, Sardinia, and Loma Linda, California, live longer, healthier lives than just about anyone else on Earth. What do they know that the rest of us don’t?
Indonesia’s Undersea Oddballs
Undersea Oddballs Predators erupt from volcanic sands, and delicate pygmy seahorses hide in plain sight in the strange world of Indonesia’s Lembeh Strait.
War Letters: The Lives Behind the Lines
War Letters Decades of correspondence between soldiers and their loved ones back home offers a poignant view of war.
Turducken Town
You’ ll have to slow down for the speed trap, so you might as well stop in Maurice, Louisiana, for a bite to eat. Thanksgiving turducken, anyone?
Acadia National Park
Acadia National Park From rusticators to Rockefellers, the people who created this Maine park are as colorful as its fall foliage.