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Jeju Island Divers Video The female divers of South Korea's Jeju Island have provided food and money for their families for centuries.Video Sections

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People & Places
- Aboriginal Rock Art - Ancient Aboriginal people made paintings on rock walls in Australia. Take a look and see what story they were trying to tell.
- Ask Jack Black - Guess who's this month's guest editor of "National Geographic Kids"? Check out Jack Black, star of "Kung Fu Panda", as he hilariously answers questions from kids (hmm...what does bamboo taste like?) and shows off his best kung fu move.
- Behind the Scenes With Jack Black - "National Geographic Kids" Senior Editor, Rachel Buchholz, goes one-on-one with Jack Black, star of "Kung Fu Panda". See Jack's funny take on being the magazine's guest editor, how to save the environment, and what you can learn from the movie.
- Canadian Rain Forest - A battle between loggers and environmentalists has ended in an agreement that will save millions of acres of temperate rain forest.
- China Desert - Development in northern China is turning millions of acres of farmland into desert.
- Cuba - Cuba is a kaleidoscope of activity, imagery, smells, and sounds. Experience this unique island nation.
- Indian Railways - How do you get around in a country of over a billion people? Take the train! For better or worse, it's a fascinating journey.
- Jeju Island Divers - The female divers of South Korea's Jeju Island have provided food and money for their families for centuries.
- Machu Picchu - The ruins of Machu Picchu—in the jungles of Peru—used to be hard to get to. But today, tourists go there by the thousands.
- Mesopotamia - Ancient Mesopotamia left a legacy of law, literature, and engineering. See a video history of this remarkable civilization.
- Mount Fuji - Mount Fuji is Japan's tallest mountain. Watch as thousands of people climb to the mountain's highest point.
- New View on Stonehenge Burials - May 29, 2008—Radiocarbon dating of human remains indicates that the mysterious stone monument was used as a cemetery longer than previously thought.
- Rome's Ancient Neighborhood - People who live in Rome's Trastevere neighborhood consider themselves "true Romans." Learn how they are adjusting to the modern world.
- Sierra Madre - Mexico's Copper Canyon is one of the most beautiful sites in nature. Learn what the Mexican government and others are doing to protect this place.
- Thames River - The Thames River, which runs through London, England, is one of the most famous urban rivers in the world.
- Tombs of Ancient Egypt - Ancient Egyptians believed in life after death. They built huge tombs (some of which still stand today) and mummified their dead.
- Turkish Germany - Turks who live in Germany try and maintain their culture and traditions as best they can.
- Winning GeoBee Questions - May 21, 2008—Host Alex Trebek asks the last three questions of the final round in the 2008 National Geographic Bee held in Washington, D.C.
- Wodaabe - For the nomadic Wodaabe people, life means always being on the move. But for one week each year, they stop to dance and strut their stuff.
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