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THE LONG SHADOW OF PARTITION
Friday, August 12, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e investigate the monkeypox-smallpox c= onnection, examine the still-simmering tensions fro= m the world’s biggest forced migration,= witness the rescue of a 500-year-old mummy= , discover when facemas= ks were scandalous … and learn why a shower = can inspire ideas<= em style=3D"">=2E Also, happy World Elephant Day!
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Seventy-five years ago, at the stroke of midnight, India won its freedom a= fter two centuries of British rule=2E But the cost was staggering=2E A subc= ontinent-sized land was suddenly divided into two new nations—Hindu-= dominated India and Muslim-dominated Pakistan=2E

That prompted the l= argest human migration in history, with as many as 18 million Hindus and Mu= slims swiftly fleeing ancestral lands to move to the hastily drawn “= right” states (shown h= ere)=2E As many as 3=2E4 million people were killed or went missing in = sectarian violence=2E

The division, called Partition, still haunts t= he region and affects politics and culture worldwide=2E Its simmering tensi= ons have been the backdrop for wars, nuclear competition, and art such as <= strong style=3D"">Salman Rushdie’s Midnight&= #x2019;s Children and the Disney+ series Ms=2E Marv= el=2E

Read our full story here=2E See the = maps that show how India was = split=2E And hear from a survivor of that harrowing displace= ment=2E

Please, consider getting our full digital re= port and magazine by subscribing here=2E
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Wrenching departures: Pictured at top, refugee= s from Partition exercise to ward off despair at a camp for displaced perso= ns; pictured above, Muslim refugees crowd onto a train near New Delhi as th= ey try to flee India on September 19, 1947=2E Read more=2E
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A goatelope? Mummy of 500-year-old beast evacuated from rapidly melting= glacier (Above, the chamois, a type of goat-antelope, i= s placed on a plastic tarp=2E)
Prying eyes, social rituals: When facemasks were scandalo= us
Can the monkeypox outbreak be slowed by the smallpox vacc= ine?
Mysteries lurk= below Iceland’s restless volcanoes
Beyond the ’Mona Lisa‘: How L= eonardo shaped the future
= Do great ideas come to you in the shower? Here’s why=2E
PHO= TO OF THE DAY
PHOTOGRAPH BY @ANDREA_FRAZZETTA
On a moonless night: As the sun sets, the star= s and the glow of a nearby city will illuminate this Italian church in Sanz= anello, along the famed Appian Way=2E The pioneering Roman “superhig= hway” is being restored to create a pilgrimage route throughout hist= ory, a prospect that thrills photographer Andrea Frazzet= ta=2E “Having walked the path, I realize we are talking abo= ut an invaluable heritage at risk,” he says=2E More than 180,000 peo= ple “liked” this golden image on our Instagram page=2E Read more about = the Appian Way’s return he= re, and hear Frazzetta talk about his walk=2E
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY SOFIA= LOPEZ MA=C3=91AN
Monumental: That’s the word used to des= cribe efforts to save the Andean condor, the world’s largest bird of= prey=2E With a wingspan of 10 feet and a lifespan of 50 years, the bird ha= s long been revered among Indigenous Andean cultures as a symbol of power a= nd immortality=2E Fewer than 7,000 have been reported remaining in the wild= , but 64 condors (including Kurruf, above right) have b= een released along Patagonia’s Atlantic coast in hopes of reestablis= hing its 19th century range, Nat Geo reports=2E (Abov= e left, a symbol of a condor on a wand in an Indigenous ceremony in northwe= stern Argentina=2E)
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SAVING THE CONDOR
IN A FEW WORDS
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We will be listening as much as we can to learn the names of the islands, = the history, and the traditions, because this must become what everyone kno= ws of the Okavango Delta=2E
 
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National Geographic Explorer, and director of our Okavango Wilderness Proj= ect

From: 2 expeditio= ns launched in vitally important southern African wildlife region
LAST GLIMPSE
PHOTOGRAPH BY ARIC C= RABB, MEDIANEWS GROUP/EAST BAY TIMES/GETTY IMAGES
Delayed recognition: At the Malaya Tea Room in= Alameda, California, a spoonful of rooibos tea leaves is mixed with coconu= t and lavender=2E The multimillion-dollar rooibos industry is rooted in Sou= th Africa’s Cederberg region, the only place the plant can be found = in the wild or cultivated=2E Because the tea was commercialized by Dutch co= lonists, the country’s indigenous Khoi and San people haven’t= been rewarded or recognized for discovering the tea or its myriad health b= enefits—until now=2E R= ead more here=2E
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ON THE ROOIBOS TRAIL=
Thanks to the many readers who responded to our query about= “hybrid” animals after our story in yesterday's ne= wsletter=2E In Australia, there are hybrids and bac= kcrosses between two distinct but related species of lorikeet, writes James A=2E Serpell=2E On Kauai, the scarlet-and-gra= y cardinals delight reader Robert W=2E Bentley= =2E Watch on!

This newsletter has been curated and edited by David B= eard, Jen Tse, Heather Kim, Allie Yang, and Anne Kim-Dannibale=2E Are you a= rooibos fan? Let us know at david=2Ebeard@natgeo=2Ecom=2E Have a good w= eekend!
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