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Issue 118 Sunday, September 9, 2018

Photograph by Tim Laman        Magazine       Poached for Its Horn, This Rare Bird Struggles to Survive Ancient, bizarre-looking, and shy, the helmeted hornbill is now also critically endangered as poachers and traffickers in the forests of Southeast Asia target it for the illegal wildlife trade. See the pictures SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY JEAN GAUMY        Environment       What Lies Beneath Greenland's Ice The expansive gray-and-white landscape might look barren, but scientists say life teems in the Arctic waters below. Photographer Jean Gaumy accompanies a team of ecologists studying this little-known world. see the pictures SHARE

Photograph by Patricia Sofra        Travel       Across Lonely Landscapes In a visual travel journal, photographer Patricia Sofra documents her experience as a tourist in Turkey during a period of economic and political uncertainty. See the pictures SHARE

PHOTOGRAPH BY LUISA DÖRR        culture       Meet the Women Wrestling Their Way to Equality Elegant skirts. colorful shawls. High-flying wrestling moves. Inside the ring, Bolivia's Flying Cholitas are superheroes. Outside, they fight for their community. see the pictures SHARE

Selfies on Assignment       Tim Laman hides on a branch high in the canopy in the Budo-Su-ngai Padi National Park in Thailand in hopes of photographing a helmeted hornbill flying by on the way to its nest. "I knew it was going to be hard," Laman said in our story on what it took to photograph the elusive bird. "But it turned out to be even harder than I expected." See more selfies SHARE

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