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Thursday, June 16, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e discover the shipwreck of = a legendary Spanish galleon in Oregon, find male animals that take on child care, see efforts to save the world&#x= 2019;s fastest animal , catch a rare alignment = of all the planets in the night sky = … and wonder if parrots have beco= me too popular for their own good=2E
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Carrying riches from Asia, the Spanish galleon wrecked off Oregon = 19;s wild Pacific coast 329 years ago, its sinking told by Native Americans= who fished out distinctive blocks of beeswax that floated ashore=2E Those = tales fired the imagination of Steven Spielberg= , who had the idea for 1985’s film The Goonies, = about treasure-hunting kids and the mystery galleon=2E

Today, Orego= n officials said a dozen timbers from the Santo Cristo de Bu= rgos have been recovered from sea caves in a risky emergency recovery = mission involving archaeologists, law enforcement personnel, and several se= arch-and-rescue teams (pictured above)=2E

The d= iscovery of the rare galleon thrilled historians and Native Americans, whos= e ancestors passed down the oral history of the wreckage=2E It “conf= irms that our ancestral people knew what they were doing,” Robert Kentta, a member of the Siletz Tribal Council, te= lls Nat Geo’s Kristin Romey=2E

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Evidence: Bits of Chinese porcelain, such as o= ne pictured above, that washed ashore off Oregon are likely remnants of the= galleon’s cargo of porcelain, silk, and beeswax=2E In the image at = top, Captain Frankie Knight of Nehalem Bay Fire= & Rescue drives a jet ski while firefighter Levi Hi= ll (left) and division chief Jesse Walsh secure a ship timber=2E

Want to go deeper? He= re’s how modern hunters find shipwrecks—and who owns what they find=2E

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= These animals have some of the most surprising mating and parenting habits<= /a> (pictured above, a male leafy sea dragon carrying eggs u= nder his tail)
The mysterious microbe behind the recall of baby formula
= See a rare alignment of all the planets in the night sky
Beagle-breeding plant closes after Nat Geo story,= FDA raid Related: Hundred= s of beagles die in Virginia facility
The complicated life of Happy the elephant
‘Retired’ lab chi= mps in U=2ES=2E can’t find permanent homes
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PHOTOGRAPH BY @CARLTONWARD
Selfies with manatees: Photographer and Nat Geo Explorer Carlton Ward Jr=2E recently had the privilege of swimming with wild manatees in Crystal R= iver, Florida, to gather underwater video for a project known as the Florid= a Wildlife Corridor=2E One afternoon, he was greeted by a baby manatee=2E &= #x201C;It swam straight at me, checked me out for a bit, then returned to t= he shallows where it had been entertaining a group of tourists who floated = respectfully at the surface,” he writes=2E “After dazzling to= urists, the baby manatee swam back to deeper water and found its mother to = top off on milk=2E” (Pictured above, tourists taking = a selfie with a manatee=2E)
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JOEL S= ARTORE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO ARK
The humans of the bird world: Have parrots bec= ome too popular for their own good? They sing, dance, and steal our hearts= =2E They’re so beloved as pets that international traffickers are stealing them from the wild=2E (Pictured abo= ve, a colorful Edwards’s fig parrot, photographed by Nat Geo Explore= r Joel Sartore)= =2E
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The world we live in today has no space for sexism, racism, homophobia &#x= 2026; These attitudes all stem from a hierarchical and unequitable mindset= =2E … I was lucky to have strong women above me=2E However, I think = that qualified women are still doing the majority of the grunt work and are= still not recognized for their abilities to lead in many fields=2E
 
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Marine scientist who recently became the first Seychell= ois to be named a Nat Geo Explorer
LAST GLIMPSE
PHOTOGRAPH BY BRENT = STIRTON
The world’s fastest animal: Thereȁ= 9;s a plan to save falcons=2E As several species are facing threats from ha= bitat loss and the illegal wildlife trade, Nat Geo’s Peter Gwin covered a successful effort to breed peregrine falcons in captivity=2E Eve= ntually, the breeders hope to reintroduce them into the wild=2E Gwin also g= ot to see a just-born falcon cast its first gaze upon the world—and = make its first sound=2E “Cheep,” it said=2E (P= ictured above, Nat Geo Explorer<= /a> Brent Stirton shows a female= saker falcon guarding her chicks on the Mongolian plain=2E)
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