NG Picks of the Week: Pause for Paws | See Kitties' Wild Side | Help Big Cats

Focus on your furry friends with our shows, videos, quizzes, and more! View in web browser. May 13, 2013     SHOP DONATE SUBSCRIBE TRAVEL When you think of animals and National Geographic, you probably think of exotic creatures living in remote locations. But we're also a great resource for information about the animals you see every day: your pets. Through the ages, humans have forged fascinating relationships with animals, whether they have feathers, fins, or fur. Of all domestic animals, we've been living with dogs and cats the longest. Read about our surprising research that's suggesting dogs actually domesticated us, and learn more about our love affair with canines. See how cats' interactions with humans at work haven't changed much since the 15th century. Then check how much you know about your animals with our dog, cat, and pet quizzes. See how dogs use smell to track humans. EXPLORE MORE • Descend into our dog infinite photo mosaic. • Watch what cats do when you're not looking. Tune in to See Cats' True Nature Watch as Nat Geo WILD explores how close the kitty on your couch is to wild felines of the Kalahari Desert. Wild Side of Cats premieres Sunday, May 19, at 8 p.m. Your Little Kitty Can Make a Big Difference Your little kitty can help save lions, tigers, and other big cats today. Show off your special feline pal by becoming a part of Little Kitties for Big Cats. National Geographic for Kids NG Kids, for ages 6 and up, and NG Little Kids, for ages 3 to 6, make learning fun for young explorers. Order Kids >>      Order Little Kids >>   Save on Books and DVDs Save 30% on National Geographic's award-winning books and DVDs, including our favorite animal titles. Start Saving >> Cuddly Critters for Your Walls No matter how unique, National Geographic Art has photos of your favorite pets to decorate your walls. Shop Now >>   NG Traveler Photo Contest Submit your best travel photos for the chance to win the trip of a lifetime and other amazing prizes. Enter Today >> Sharpen your wits for next week's spotlight on our upcoming Geography Bee and more. Learn more about the Bee's 25th anniversary. Watch host Alex Trebek quiz people like you. See Nat Geo Expeditions' new small ship trips. SHOP DONATE SUBSCRIBE TRAVEL Home | Daily News | Photo of the Day | Trip Ideas | Animal Videos | This Week on TV | Free Wallpaper Photographs by Thomas LoPresti (Boston terrier), Neil Cunningham (Irish terrier), Sam Friedman (West Highland white terrier)/My Shot You are receiving this email because las.ratnayake.phototips@blogger.com is signed up to receive National Geographic communications. If you prefer not to receive emails from us, please unsubscribe. Contact Us | NGS Customer Service | Privacy Policy To ensure that you receive your National Geographic emails, please add ngs@e.nationalgeographic.com to your address book now. Learn how. National Geographic | 1145 17th Street N.W. | Washington, D.C. 20036 Copyright © 2013 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved.