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W. Robert Moore

Een mijnwerker en zijn gezin eten in hun ondergrondse keuken in Coober Pedy, Australië.

Siberia furnishes the giants of the cat family. Bengal and Sumatra tigers are fully as savage but smaller. Circus folk consider these striped demons much more dangerous than lions. National Geographic, 1931

"A walk around the menagerie tent affords a world zoological tour. Giraffes, the only animals foreign exporters do not guarantee to deliver safe, must be carried in padded wagons, for they cost $10,000 each and are delicate. Camels, dromedaries, and zebras are "led stock," brought from train to show ground on foot." National Geographic, 1931

Acteurs trekken oude formele kleding aan op deze foto uit een editie van 1934 van National Geographic over de kuststeden van China.