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PETER THE VAMPIRE
Tuesday, October 25, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e meet a ‘dead’ man who terrified the living, see how = science is unlocking marijuana’s secrets= , gawk at the world’s largest bony= fish … and confirm that cats recogniz= e your voice (but still don’t care)=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY HARRY B= URTON

Forget Vlad the Impaler=2E Without Peter Plogojowitz, there may not have been Dracula=2E

Legend holds that the Serbian man asked his s= on for food (and maybe shoes)—except that Peter was dead=2E And his = son would be soon, as well as nine townspeople who said on their deathbeds = that the “undead” Peter sucked their blood=2E

Horrifi= ed townspeople unearthed Peter’s body, which (supposedly) had fresh = blood around the mouth, plunged a stake through his heart, and burned the b= ody=2E The 1735 account sparked a vampire mania throughout Europe, fueling = the market for bloodsucking tales, such as Bram Stoker’s blockbuster novel=2E Even if Peter is gone, the storytelli= ng genre is energetically undead today=2E

Read the full story here=2E

Please, con= sider getting our full digital report and magazine by subscribing here=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY PAOLO = VERZONE
Zombies, too: While the top image is of a Roma= nian castle that may have been an inspiration for Dracula, storytellers branched out from vampires to werewolves and zombies=2E Pi= ctured above, an infestation of zombies gleans the fields of Pennsylvania f= or fresh flesh in Night of the Living Dead, a 1968 film= that spawned a craze for The Walking Dead and other zo= mbie stories=2E Where did the notion of zombies begin? Read more=2E
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Cats know thei= r owners' voices–even the tone when the humans are speaking directly= to them (Pictured above, a domestic cat named Rocket)
= Science seeks to unlock marijuana’s secrets
How viruses shape our world
New psychedelics are emerging—withou= t the bad trip
Mary Shelley’s ‘= ;contest’ created Frankenstein—and the modern horror story
How Vlad the Impaler became Dracula
This abandoned railroad was London's train for the dead <= /a>
What would the= world look like if all the ice melted?
THE= NIGHT SKIES
ILLUSTRATION BY ANDRE= W FAZEKAS
The Halloween sky at night: Trick or treaters = should know—there will be fireballs racing through the sky while the= y are out=2E Two meteor showers known as the Northern and Southern Taurids = (above right) peak around Halloween night=2E No need fo= r telescopes or binoculars for these shooting stars=2E Also, Thursday, look= for the thin crescent moon pairing with the orange star Antares (above left)=2E Not enough night skies for you? Catch our new Stargazer Atlas, just out today=2E — And= rew Fazekas
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JOSHUA = IRWANDI, @JOSHIRWANDI<= /a>
Can you picture it? By 2045, about 945 square = miles of this forest (shown above) will be developed to= make way for the new capital of Indonesia=2E The current capital, Jakarta,= is rapidly sinking and it’s unclear whether the plan to save it wil= l succeed, Nat Geo reports= =2E The new capital’s name? Nusantara, meaning “archipela= go” in Javanese=2E See more stunning images on our Instagram=2E
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SAVING JAKARTA
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A 6,049-pound whopper: Giant sunfish begin lif= e hardly the size of a pencil eraser=2E But as scientists discovered when a= carcass drifted near Portugal’s Azores Islands last year, the Mola alexandrini can weigh as much as a white rhino=2E The d= ead fish (pictured above) set the record for the world= ’s largest bony fish, beating the last behemoth by 1,000 pounds= =2E “It’s a colossal reminder that our ocean still holds so m= any mysterious surprises,” says marine biologist and Nat Geo Explore= r Tierney Thys=2E
Related: How one unlucky creature got t= he name “bony-eared assfish”

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