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Hello. He uses Adele to reach belugas

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Wednesday, September 7, 2022

In today’s newsletter, we follow the filmmaker who sings Adele to beluga whales, examine foods for living longer, get a glimpse of a precarious bridge in Pakistan … and see the face of a 7,500-year-old woman.

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Bertie Gregory has a secret weapon for keeping beluga whales in the frame of his photographs and films.

He sings to them. Often songs by Adele.

The Nat Geo Explorer’s fascination with the natural world, from crocodiles and jaguars to all manner of sea creatures (above, swimming through a swarm of mackerel), is being chronicled in a five-part series starting tomorrow. Only 29 years old, he’s been to every continent and keeps his singing chops in shape—just in case.

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Above, filmed for Gregory’s new show that premiers tomorrow on Disney+, a leopard seal stalks chinstrap penguins in Antarctica. Catch more of Gregory’s adventures on our podcast, Overheard at Nat Geo.

A note: We’ll be back on Friday with more engaging stories of discovery and adventure.

STORIES WE’RE FOLLOWING

America’s long (and curious) history of book-banning

How much of the alluring story of Atlantis is true?

The farm that held a Viking treasure

Face of a 7,500-year-old woman reveals Gibraltar’s earliest humans

For a long life, foods to live by

How people viewed the moon (before Apollo and Artemis)

PHOTO OF THE DAY

PHOTOGRAPH BY @JIMMYCHIN

Determination: Nat Geo Explorer Conrad Anker (pictured above) once fought his way back to a Himalayan base camp after suffering a heart attack. On another climb, he found the body of George Mallory on Everest, and two decades ago, gave young photographer and fellow Nat Geo Explorer Jimmy Chin a start by letting him climb and shoot images with him. Now Chin, who photographed Anker in this image (above) on our Instagram page, has featured Anker in an episode of “Edge of the Unknown with Jimmy Chin.” See all episodes on Disney+.

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF MALLORY

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

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Harvest Moon: The moon nearest the fall equinox long has been featured in song from Tin Pan Alley composers to Neil Young. It reaches its full phase on Friday—and can be seen sandwiched between Saturn and brighter Jupiter in the constellation Aquarius, the water bearer. On Saturday and Sunday nights you’ll find Jupiter and the moon paired in the constellation Pisces. Here’s more on the phases of the moon.

THE CHANGING MOON

LAST GLIMPSE

PHOTOGRAPH BY KEVIN FAINGNAERT

Not for the faint of heart: When the wind blows, the entire length of rope and wooden planks begin to sway. People have died trying to cross northern Pakistan’s stunning Hussaini Hanging bridge, and photographer Kevin Faingnaert didn’t step on the bridge to get his image above. Read Nat Geo’s account of the bridge and its majestic views.

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The city of Maricopa is now in the driver’s seat when it comes to State Routes 347 and 238. The city council signed an agreement with ADOT to take over ownership, jurisdiction and maintenance of both roads within the city limits. But what does that mean for local businesses and motorists?

Speaking of motorists, a Tucson man allegedly attempted to make his own fast lane when he fled from officers at nearly 90 mph near Coolidge. Police eventually caught up with him and found four undocumented immigrants in his vehicle.

Also, a student at Casa Grande Union High School may be facing charges after a fight broke out at the school last week. One student was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

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A solar farm proposed north of Coolidge and touching a corner of Florence received skeptical public comments at a meeting of the Pinal County Citizens Advisory Board.

Documents describe scene of quadruple homicide near CG

More details have been released in the murder of four members of a family in their home near Casa Grande.

Man sentenced to life with no parole in CG murder

The 25-year-old man convicted of stabbing a 65-year-old woman to death in her Casa Grande home in May 2019 was sentenced Thursday morning to life in prison with no possibility of parole.

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Meet the man who completed Magellan’s mission

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Thursday, September 1, 2022

In today’s newsletter, we learn who really was the first person to sail the globe, examine orchids, see the impact of the war in Tigray, witness how science survivesin Yemen… and discover how animals learn.

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Think fast! Who was the first person to sail around the world? If Ferdinand Magellan’s name came to mind, you’d be half right. Magellan started the voyage but didn’t finish it. He died about halfway through, and navigator Juan Sebastian Elcano (shown above in a 1791 engraving) stepped up to lead the crew back to Spain.

History Magazine celebrates the 500th anniversary of Elcano’s achievement and explores why he doesn’t have quite the same name recognition as Magellan—even though Elcano’s the one who got the job done.

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Color and magic return to the skies above Bali (kites shaped like dragons fly at the renewed festival, above)

A master clockmaker reveals the hidden history of time

The consequences of reclaiming land from the sea

Burning Man, a desert spectacle for revelers of all abilities

Africa’s oldest known dinosaur has been unearthed

Why COVID-19 has disproportionately harmed undocumented U.S. immigrants

PHOTO OF THE DAY

PHOTOGRAPH BY JAVIER AZNAR, @JAVIER_AZNAR_PHOTOGRAPHY

Naked Man Orchid—Yes, that’s the real nickname for the Orchis italica (above), native to the Mediterranean Basin. Nearly 587,000 people liked this photo on our Instagram page, with several people noticing a resemblance to a certain monster on Stranger Things. What do you see? For fans of the Orchidaceae family, check out new research on the iconic ghost orchid and visit the island where a thousand speciesbloom.

NEW CLUES IN ORCHID MYSTERY

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

PHOTOGRAPH BY LYNSEY ADDARIO

A life of love and war: What does a two-decade-long journey of documenting humanitarian issues around the world look like? See for yourself as the School of Visual Arts in New York honors National Geographic photographer and explorer Lynsey Addario with a mid-career retrospective, opening tomorrow. Addario has worked in more than 70 countries, from Afghanistan to Ethiopia (where she photographed the horrors of the civil war, including survivors of rape like the woman above)—and has been kidnapped twice. Most recently, with support from National Geographic, Addario documented climate change and its disproportionate impact on women and girls.

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Island wonders: The island of Socotra is a jewel of biodiversity, the so-called Galápagos of the Indian Ocean, and might also hold traces of the earliest humans to leave Africa. One of the island’s wonders is the dragon’s blood tree (Dracaena cinnabari, above) which can live a thousand years. Its bright red resin is said to have medicinal properties.

But Socotra is also part of Yemen, a country enduring a horrific civil war. Meet Ella Al-Shamahi, the Nat Geo explorer with a track record of navigating the world’s most hostile hot spots who’s determined to probe the island—and empower its local scientists before it’s too late.

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It’s better that everything is under the ground. The sand is safety.

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Discover how ancient artifacts from Yemen’s past are intertwined with its violent present

LAST GLIMPSE

PHOTOGRAPH BY THOMAS PESCHAK

Animal teachers: Many species inherit knowledge. In fact, among non-humans, a true teacher is a rare breed with only a handful of species, such as some birds, primates, and insects, making the grade. Meerkats (above) qualify by teaching their young how to safely handle scorpions, a favorite snack. Adults gradually teach pups to remove the stingers from the live arachnids.

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