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HIS SHARK WORLD VIEW ONLINE
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HE = WANTS TO TURN FEAR OF SHARKS INTO FASCINATION
Tuesday, May 31, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e follow a photographer’s fascination with sharks, find clim= ate change is stealing our sleep, witness the return of the American chestnut= tree, examine life after fur tra= pping … and discover four ‘lost cities’ of the ancient world=2E
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY THOMA= S P=2E PESCHAK

Nat Geo photographer Thomas P=2E Peschak adore= s sharks so much he sent his 60-year-old mom into the icy Atlantic in a cag= e to see great whites up close=2E

Don't worry; mom loved it=2E
“For as long as I can remember, I have loved sharks and wanted to = share that passion with everyone,” Peschak, also a Nat Geo Explorer, tells us=2E Here are a few selections = from his two decades of shark photography, ahead of the 10th anniversary of= National Geographic SharkFest this summer on the National Geographic network and streaming on= Disney+=2E (Pictured above, bold Gal=C3=A1pagos sharks inve= stigate his camera near a coral reef=2E)

See and read Peschak’s full story here=2E
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Sharks galore: Light shines into the lagoon of= Bassas da India, a remote atoll west of Madagascar, revealing a gathering = of juvenile Gal=C3=A1pagos sharks (pictured above left)= =2E As Peschak descended, the sharks followed him to the coral reef, waltzi= ng in and out of the light=2E A whale shark (above right) vacuums up a patch of plankton just below the flippers of snorkeling tou= rists who flock to the Maldives to observe the world’s largest fish,= Peschak writes=2E

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PHOTOGRAPH BY @AMYTOENSING
Welcome back, chestnuts: The American chestnut= once dominated the forests of the eastern U=2ES=2E Legend had it that a sq= uirrel could travel along the canopy from Maine to Georgia and never touch = the ground=2E By the mid-20th century, a deadly blight wiped out the belove= d trees=2E Researchers, however, have developed a blight-tolerant American = chestnut, a promising development in the move to save the world’s fo= rests, Sarah Gibbens writes=2E (A lab worker, pictured above by Nat Geo= Explorer Amy Toen= sing, removes the spiky seed from chestnut= s nourished by transgenic pollen=2E)
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STO= RIES WE’RE FOLLOWING
Climate change is already taking away our sleep = Related: Why do we need so much sleep?=
Finding 4 lost jewels of the ancient world<= /a>
These parasites are going extinct=2E Here’s why they should be s= aved=2E
Overheard:= How a medical miracle restored feeling=2E Related:<= /strong> The science of touch
Why SUVs are less safe and worse for the environment than a regular= car
New Barbie doll modeled = after trans woman Laverne Cox
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New debates: Lithium mining in Nevada’s= desert is helping the nation with renewables, as are wind turbines and sol= ar arrays (pictured above) in California's Mojave Deser= t=2E While critically needed to fight climate change, the effort may be put= ting some endangered species in peril, like the desert tortoise or a wildfl= ower called Tiehm’s buckwheat, Na= t Geo reports=2E The aerial image above was taken by Nat Geo Explorer <= a style=3D"color:#000000; text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 2px solid = #ffcc00; " target=3D"_blank" class=3D"msotextlink textlinkhover" href=3D"ht= tps://email=2Enationalgeographic=2Ecom/T/v6000001811b7edc55c33b106e965fc958= /ed841cfc3aae4cd10000021ef3a0bce1/ed841cfc-3aae-4cd1-923f-69cf4c896a6e?__dU= __=3Dv0G4RBKTXg2GtTHJDsy7ii3waBSrIwMXGZJ7x_OARFKFQAIe3mwx22JG_r9Sy1LWLGyMVr= rFIdudbYjwKGAKz6iTAgyV5XAM3SbSN-FzJU9XXpFWtSFRxbGw4nHcgLdnvWYAVcbDlQyQtE1-N= mUBscmA=3D=3D&__F__=3Dv0fUYvjHMDjRPMSh3tviDHXIoXcPxvDgUUCCPvXMWoX_0JoZLAZAB= QF30xF0sKPois3VqfW5bf1WmeD89woXEE-2AEhwz3bpVO_C5PIaoy36947WqdB5KgjLk3CkEytV= fmx3eS16l4RvtWzRh4LkgfgZ6cu4kAfym-NwugOu9_EEHHSYIA_k1fV1KEtu8e42XLxXIxUacoY= -oYgp-fU2jmh8Yt_Kk6NXtKO1P7ixBG5Pk7cAXTsQ3HM8Mp-kUDVGIqZdMl1NFn2HIYdUCx24C2= mDIDcvazpTbuasaUlaZ7IAfU6-pW0A3PD7CSXMd9RAPtR0YYAhb_65cfHqlYbYAEmQu5oxn1hNX= ugSZ3IWs8QGs=3D">David Guttenfelder=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY PAT KA= NE
Next steps: The widening rejection of furs amo= ng fashion buyers is prompting big changes among Indigenous trappers in nor= thern Canada, including efforts to find new occupations=2E Trapping has bee= n an integral part of Indigenous life in the region, say Chloe Dragon Smith and Robert Grandjambe=2E “All that we are and what we have comes from the land, and tr= apping is one way we respect that,” Dragon Smith tells Nat Geo=2E
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This was edited and curated by Monica Williams, Heather Kim= , and David Beard=2E Have an idea or a link for us? Let us know at david=2Ebeard@natgeo=2Ecom=2E Have a good week ahead!
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