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Tuesday, June 28, 2022
In today’s newsletter, we pursue the benefits of a ‘Bigfoot’ search, discover the roots of a fatal Amazon attack, see a 98-year-old injustice rectifie= d on a Pacific beach, h= ear about the hunt for the world’s first LGBTQ+ a= rchive … and lea= rn that an eel larva is,= well, beautiful=2E
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You don’t have to believe in Bigfoot to “go bigfooting=2E&#x= 201D; And doing so can, in any event, have an unintended benefit for travel= ers—the opportunity to explore America’s unsung places=2E
The “search” helps travelers connect with nature and add= s a dash of myth and folklore in deepening appreciation for the great outdo= ors=2E

“I’ve looked for Sasquatches in 46 states and = five continents,” Cliff Barackman, a Big= foot investigator, tells Nat Geo=2E “The Sierra Nevada, the tundra o= f Alaska, the craggy river bottoms of South Dakota—[Sasquatches] liv= e in wonderful, wild areas=2E”

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Pictured at the top of the story is Tom Sewid,= a member of the Kwakwaka=CA=BCwakw tribe, who wears an outfit representing= Dzunu=E1=B8=B5=CC=93wa, a figure in mythology that resembles modern-day vi= sions of Bigfoot=2E Above, a frequent Bigfoot search is through Oreg= on’s Cascades region=2E

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The long-lost secret in the Maya ruins = of Palenque
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The Amazon slayings: The headline grabs you fr= om the start=2E “I knew the men murdered in the Amazon=2E” Th= e murders of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira mark a new escalation in the battle for the Amazon= , its resources, and its Indigenous defenders, Scott Wal= lace writes for Nat Geo=2E (P= ictured above, a June 12 demonstration in Rio de Janeiro on behalf of the t= wo victims=2E)
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What is it? The answer: eel larva=2E That = 19;s one creature that Nat Geo Explorer Enric Sala saw on his Pristine Seas expedition off the coast of Colombia—and= showcased in this collection on our Instagram page=2E “Our team found a great= diversity of life from the surface to the deep, including an abundance of = deep-sea fish around underwater mountain ridges=2E Some of those fish were = the largest ever recorded for those species=2E” Sala’s Pristine Seas= conservation program has helped create 26 marine reserves worldwide=2E= See our feature from our August edition of National Geograp= hic on Sala’s work=2E
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Fighting wildlife trafficking in the Democratic Republic of the Co= ngo is a life mission

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Justice: Nearly a century ago, a California to= wn took away a Black couple’s stretch of the Pacific coastline, amon= g many illegal seizures of land owned by people of color=2E Last week, afte= r a long campaign, Los Angeles County now will lease the land from the Bruc= e family’s descendants; the agreement includes the option for the co= unty to purchase the property for $20 million, Nat Geo reports=2E = (Pictured above, an advocate for returning the land, Kavon Ward, looks at the ocean and Bruce’s Beac= h=2E)
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