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HEARTENING AND ASTON= ISHING
Tuesday, October 11, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e dive into a stunning coral reef rebirth, capture the wo= rld’s tiny wonders with the year’s best microscopic images, = explore the Tower of London’s nearly 1,000 years of terror … and leave this to you: which fat bear = is the faires= t of them all?
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY ENRIC SALA

After El Ni=C3=B1o-inspired ocean warming, a calamity appeared to have= struck the pristine coral beds of a string of islands along the Equator=2E=

Within five years though, in a surprise to scientists, the stunnin= g coral was back=2E It is “the most astonishing and heartening coral= rebirth the world has ever seen,” writes Nat Geo Explorer in Reside= nce Enric Sala=2E But how did the rebound happe= n? And can scientists use that knowledge to save coral reefs elsewhere?
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Rescued: Pictured at top, this reef off the ce= ntral Pacific’s Vostok Island was mauled by heat, but made a stunnin= g recovery=2E Above left, a school of small reef fish; and right, a close-u= p of the heat-tolerant Montipora corals, with their purple polyps, which le= d the reef’s road to recovery=2E Read more=2E
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Proteins that allow grizzly bears (pictured above) to hibernate may help us treat diabetes=2E = Related: Vote for this year&= #x2019;s fat bear=2E
Face of ancient queen revealed for the= first time
The Tower o= f London: A nearly 1,000-year-old terror
A photographer follows miners into the= heart of an active volcano
Ancient Egypt gave rise to one of the world's oldest Chr= istian faiths
Who really was the Queen = of Sheba?
The hunt for valuable mammot= h tusks in Siberia
A gun destroyed a 21-year-old's face=2E= A face transplant changed her life=2E
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GRIGORII TIMIN AND MI= CHEL MILINKOVITCH
Tiny worlds: You can’t see these beauti= es with the naked eye, but an annual contest showcases the best in microsco= pic photography=2E What do you think this winning image is? A flower? No, i= t’s the microcosmos within the hand of an embryonic Madagascar giant= day gecko=2E Ah, of course=2E It was magnified 63 times for this image=2E = Other winners are here=2E
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FUTURE FORWARD
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What, more dams? Climate change is intensifyin= g droughts and floods, wreaking havoc on rivers around the world=2E Nat Geo considers if dams are the answer to regulating rivers= , while creating more sustainable energy (like the two hydro= power dams, pictured above, in Switzerland)=2E Opponents say dams emit= more greenhouse gases than previously thought—and are hard to futur= e-proof=2E

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CAN DAMS SAVE RIVERS?
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Lychee season: Lychees are a way of life for m= illions of people in Bihar, a state that produces almost 75 percent of the = fruit in India=2E Navin Kumar photographed peop= le in Muzaffarpur, his hometown in Bihar, harvesting shahi lychee in his la= test post on Nat Geo’s Your Shot Instagram=2E The harvesting window for the fr= uit, with a taste similar to a strawberry or pear with a hint of citrus, is= open for only three to four weeks a year=2E
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Note: If our story on preserving coral reefs interested you, check out mor= e on Enric Sala and the National Geographic Society’s Pristin= e Seas effort=2E

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