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In today’s newsletter, w= e glimpse at how our latest cover was made<= em style=3D"">, dive into the legendary Tut discovery, re= consider health advice from TikTok, spin with famous high flyers in Mexico<= em style=3D""> … and go courtside with playful pickleball portraits=2E
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY SANDRO= VANNINI

The statue of Tutankhamun on the cover of = our November issue is not the usual representation of the Egyptian boy king= =2E It was one of two statues of Tut guarding his opulent tomb, which was d= iscovered with great fanfare a century ago=2E

Photographer Sandro Vannini was fascinated by guardians, depicting T= ut as Osiris, god of the underworld, its skin painted black as a symbol of = death=2E He took 48 photos of a statue, then combined them for the cover im= age=2E His work sought to capture the emotion of the boy king, Vannini tell= s Nat Geo’s Sylvia Mphofe and Emily Martin=2E

“Taking a photo means noth= ing,” he says, “if others don’t see it=2Eȁ= D;

See the discovery of Tut here=2E

Pl= ease consider getting our full digital report and magazine by subscribing here=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY HARRY B= URTON
A treasure is found: Life-size statues that gu= arded the burial chamber when it was found 100 years ago=2E The cover image= was stitched together from about 48 photos of the guardian statue on the l= eft=2E Read: How Tut was discovered
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What did he carry to the afterlife? Tutankhamu= n died unexpectedly in his late teens=2E Much of the jewelry in his tomb wa= s likely made for his burial, but this exquisite falcon-shaped pendant show= s signs of wear and was likely his personal belonging=2E Read: Tut’s 5,000 treasures, by the numbe= rs
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The king’s seat: Tut’s throne fe= atures a tender scene=2E His queen, Ankhesenamun, rubs him with perfumed oil as they bask under the sun=2E See: Unwrapping the mummy
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Forever young: Tutankhamun was only eight or n= ine years old when he became pharaoh=2E This life-size wooden statue may ca= pture his actual, youthful appearance=2E Read: = The discovery that dazzled= the world

Not enough Tut?
= 014;10 key things to know about the discove= ry
—Who the he= ck was Tut?
—What would you t= ake into the afterlife? Here’s what ancient Egyptians did=2E
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STO= RIES WE'RE FOLLOWING
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New psychedelics are emerging—wi= thout the bad trip
How Danteȁ= 9;s nightmarish—and enduring—Inferno came= to be
Why does our body let cancer in?
A century ago, this dictator pioneered fascism—and wrecked a nat= ion
A much more virulent monkeypox strain is sp= reading through Central Africa=2E Will it go elsewhere?
A billion people will be celebrating a triumph of good over evil
Lessons learned since superstorm Sandy
Why you shouldn’t make health choices based on Tik= Tok
IN = THE SPOTLIGHT
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VIDEO BY VALERIA LUON= GO

Dance of the Flyers: It’s an act of= beauty and grace meant to inspire the gods to behave with similar kindness= =2E The tradition of spinning upside-down from a high pole (= pictured above) has been passed down through the generations and reser= ved only for men=2E However, a new era of women flyers is growing and openi= ng the door for others to follow, Nat Geo reports=2E

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LEAPS OF FAITH
PHO= TO OF THE DAY
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PHOTOGRAPH BY = = @JAVIER_AZNAR_PHOTOGRA= PHY

Croaked: A yellow eyelash viper makes quic= k work of a masked tree frog in Choc=C3=B3 Forest, a threatened biodiversit= y hotspot in Ecuador=2E The viper earned its name from the long scales that= extend over its eyes like eyelashes=2E And just below those split pupils? = Heat-detecting pits that spelled a bad day for the frog=2E Want more animal= news? New snake species are coming out of the ground in Ecuador=2E
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A CLOSER LOOK
LAS= T GLIMPSE
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY KENDRI= CK BRINSON

Being distinctive: Photographer Kendrick Brinson tried to do something different for our = story on America’s fastest-growin= g sport: pickleball=2E Above left, Clay Hess poses for a portrait between matches at Washington State’s biggest= outdoor tournament=2E Above right, pickleball pro J=2E = "Gizmo" Hall, who mentors at-risk youth, poses with his wife, Laine, and their two children—Evalyn, 11, and David, 9—= on the court next to their home in Goldvein, Virginia=2E

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TIME TO PLAY?
This newsletter has been curated and edited by David Beard,= Jen Tse, Heather Kim, and Sydney Combs=2E Amanda Williams-Bryant, Alec Ega= mov, Rita Spinks, and Jeremy Brandt-Vorel also contributed this week=2E Hav= e an idea? We’d love to hear from you at david=2Ebeard@natgeo=2Ecom=2E Thanks for reading!
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