National Geographic Magazine, May 1972, Vol. 141, No. 5. Features one of the most memorable and frequently reproduced covers in the magazine's history — a black bear standing upright confronting tourists at Yellowstone, with a VW bus in the background. Caption reads "Beware of Bears! Ignoring park rules, sightseers corner a hungry animal. Nine Yellowstone visitors were mauled last year." An iconic snapshot of 1970s America and changing attitudes toward wildlife.

Articles include:

• Yellowstone's Hundredth Birthday — A Four-Part Report
• Cairo: Troubled Capital of the Arab World
• Living in a Japanese Village
• The Spider That Lives Underwater
• Have Excavations on the Island of Thera Solved the Riddle of the Minoans?

Back cover features period Kellogg's Special K advertisement.

Condition: Some wear visible on back cover. Please see all photos for condition details. No Map.

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