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TRUE ORIGINS
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Thursday, October 27, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e explore the ribald roots of the Jers= ey Devil, report on the surging virus striking k= ids and older people, examine what secret Greek cults<= /em> taught, learn how chimps treat their own wounds &= #x2026; and explore the strange history of trick or treating=2E Plus,= there be dragons (in Slovenia)=2E
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Sharp claws=2E Glowing red eyes=2E Giant leathery wings=2E

For = 300 years, New Jersey residents say, the sinister beast has been haunting t= he state’s sparsely populated Pine Barrens=2E One tale says the Jers= ey Devil was the 13th child born to a woman who, in agony, cursed the infan= t’s birth=2E The kid sprouted wings and flew up the chimney=2E (Anot= her tale says the mom had sex with Satan=2E)

The creature has been = accused of eating children, abusing maids, devouring livestock, and attacki= ng a train=2E Although its existence has never been proven, the devil grace= s the names of Garden State rollercoasters and an NHL franchise=2E And who = knows what happens on dark nights around Halloween, in the desolate Pine Ba= rrens?

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What goes up: The Jersey Devil Coaster can= be found at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey=2E This loopi= ng, twisting ride—just one tribute to the state’s legendary d= emon—hits speeds of 58 mph=2E Read more=2E

<= /a>More ghouls:
— The vampire that horrified Europe
— See the ‘hell caves’ where Halloween began — In Slovenia, a real House of Dragons
&#= x2014; I= n Romania, how Vlad the Impaler became Dracula
— 16 spooky places around t= he world
— The strange hi= story of trick or treating
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25 breathtaking places and = experiences for 2023
= What would the world look like if all the ice melted?
= Secret cults in ancient Greece changed how we think about the afterlife
= Science seeks to unlock marijuana’s secrets
= These dinosaurs still roam the Earth
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Heal thyself: Who knew that chimps come up with treatments for wounds? In images above= , we see Thea, a male, immobilizing an insect and lightly crushing it, then= applying the mush to a flesh wound, stroking it with his fingertips=2E He = repeats the procedure before cleaning the wound with his fingers=2E
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Chili is a good dog! In the remote Arctic, hum= ans really depend on their dogs, which are often the key to mental health= =2E Pictured above in Norway’s far north, Verena = Mohaupt greets her dog, Chili=2E Mohaupt spent three years in the = Arctic, managing a research station=2E More than 90,000 people liked this p= ost on our Ins= tagram by Esther Horvath, who specializes i= n coverage of the Earth’s extremes=2E

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The real ‘House of Dragons’: So = it’s a cave in Slovenia=2E And the baby dragons are flourishing = 14;and rule the place=2E These almost translucent aquatic salamanders = 1C;have adaptive features that are nothing short of legendary—even w= ithout wings and fire,” Nat Geo reports=2E (Above, the olm, a sightless salamander that can live to be a hu= ndred years old=2E)
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Readers, a staggering number of pumpkins end up in landfill= s=2E How do you avoid pumpkin waste—compost them, eat the seeds, mak= e a pie or bread? Let us know at sarah=2Egibbens@natgeo=2Ecom ȁ= 4; and Happy Halloween!

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