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Thursday, March 31, 2022
In this newsletter, we cover th= e dolphin that talks to porpoises, the bad side of earthworms, the flight atte= ndants who struck against groping and pinching= … and this week’s N= at Geo News Quiz=2E
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It’s 50 times more massive than the sun=2E = And it’s from a relatively young galaxy, as galaxies go=2E But plent= y about the just-discovered primordial star Earendel is as fuzzy as the ima= ges of it captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, which is pictured above= =2E

First off, is it one star or two? The light from the farthest o= bserved celestial object may be from a pair of binary stars, Nadia Drake reports=2E Follow-up observations from = the recently deployed James Webb Space Telescope could confirm the find= 014;or reveal it to be something else entirely=2E

If it is a lone s= tar, the hope is that Earendel could offer clues to the makeup of the cosmo= s not long after the big bang=2E “This will be our best chance, = 1D; NASA’s Jane Rigby says, “to s= tudy what an individual, massive star was like in the early universe=2E= 01D;

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Masha the bear’s escape from Ukraine
Supreme Court to consider pork producer ch= allenge to California law protecting pigs
Tired of being= groped and pinched, these flight attendants walked off the job
= Mysterious wave of ‘COVID toes’ has scientists stumped
What can we le= arn from Istanbul’s 3,000 mosques?
Animals are losing their= camouflage under modern streetlights
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<= /span>Guess this city from the air, and answ= er other topical questions
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Left for later: Rattlesnakes often strike thei= r prey, then go about their business while the venom does its work=2E Karine Aigner spotted this western diamondback resti= ng under a tire before slithering from bush to bush finding—and eati= ng—a lifeless Mexican ground squirrel (pictured above= )=2E “The snake knew exactly what it was looking for,” A= igner wrote on our Instagram page=2E “This species never fails to amaze me=2E&= #x201D; We recently wrote about another rattler superpower here=2E
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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PHOTOGRAPH BY SCOTLA= ND: THE BIG PICTURE, NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY
Interspecies communication: Kylie the wild dol= phin, living off Scotland’s west coast, hasn’t been spotted w= ith another dolphin for 14 years=2E But he has reduced his normal patter of= whistles, clicks, and pulsing sounds to simple clicks when he “talk= s” to harbor porpoises (pictured above), who spe= ak only with clicks=2E “Clearly, species in the wild interact much m= ore than we thought,” dolphin behavior expert Den= ise Herzing tells Nat Geo=2E
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Working in the Arctic, it’s really hard not to run into climate cha= nge=2E Everything around you is affected: Seasons are changing, ice cellars= caving in, people breaking through the ice on their snow machines=2E
 
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PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHE= N DALTON, MINDEN PICTURES
No angel: The earthworm has long been hailed a= s a gardener’s best friend and a slimy angel of the underworld=2E Bu= t a new study challenges its good reputation, at least in U=2ES=2E and Cana= dian forests=2E Earthworms in North America (pictured above<= /em>), with origins in Europe, have surprising negative effects on native a= nimals, such as ground nesting birds or salamanders, Nat Geo reports=2E
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