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In today’s newsletter, w= e look at our best photo= s of the 2000s (so far), watch Scotland return to the wild, learn about kids and long COVID … and see how ‘Tutmania’ swept Hollywood<= /a>=2E Plus, take our ‘Paw Patrol’ photo quiz = farther down in this newsletter=2E
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Over 115 years ago, National Geographic published = its first picture essay and never looked back=2E We’ve just released= a book featuring these recent images, which celebrate the power of photogr= aphy today=2E

Here are a few of those images from this century, fro= m heartwarming steps to save pandas (above) to pursuits= of miniature wonders, Free Solo climbers, and distant steppes=2E Each imag= e shows what makes our world so vivid and unique=2E Today’s newslett= er features four dynamic photographers and Nat Geo Explorers—Ami Vitale, Anand Varm= a, Jimmy Chin, and Evgenia Arbugaeva= =2E Enjoy!

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A hummingbird’s wing: Scientists use a = fine mist created by ultrasonic foggers to visualize the airflow around the= wing of an Anna’s hummingbird in flight=2E At the end of each half-= stroke, its wings flip more than 90 degrees and reverse course=2E Hummingbi= rds are the only birds that can truly fly backward=2E
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Without ropes: With California’s Yosemi= te Valley far below, Alex Honnold free solos&#x= 2014;which means climbing without ropes or safety gear—the 3,000-foo= t southwest face of El Capitan=2E Before he accomplished the feat on June 3= , 2017, Honnold had spent nearly a decade thinking about the climb and more= than a year and a half planning and training for it=2E
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The tundra princess: Wearing a curtain and a c= ardboard crown, Kristina Khudi becomes the = 01C;tundra princess” in the Nenets camp near the Kara Sea=2E For cen= turies, reindeer herders in Russia’s Arctic have migrated 800 miles = a year=2E But they now face modern obstacles in their long journey: climate= change and a giant natural gas field=2E Re= ad and see more=2E
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What doctors didn’t tell you ab= out COVID and its vaccines
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How these twins may make you rethink race
The sudden collapse of America’s first anti-immigrant political= party
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America’s most de= cisive election? The case for 1876=2E
PHO= TO QUIZ: WHOSE PAWS ARE THESE?
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Whose paws are these? In the far north, yo= u can determine a print’s freshness just by looking at them; or by f= eeling the texture of the snow=2E The prints of this animal on Canadaȁ= 9;s Baffin Island led directly to a seal breathing hole, in the top middle = of the frame above=2E And the animal? Click here for the answer!
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Roll up your sleeves: The movement to return S= cotland to its wild, forested glory is growing=2E Conservation organization= s and individual landowners (like Alasdai= r Firth, pictured above) are working together to return nativ= e flora and fauna to the Highlands, from Eurasian beavers to wolves=2E Travelers are invited to dig in and hel= p Scotland become the world’s first “rewilded” nation,= Nat Geo reports=2E

Related: 5 wildly underrated natural escapes for 2023
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More than 23andMe: “We can look at hist= ory in a totally different way,” says native Hawaiian and Nat Geo Ex= plorer Keolu Fox=2E A genomic scientist, Fox believes DNA = can reveal amazing histories of Indigenous communities while creating a fut= ure where public health and medical research is in their hands=2E Hear Fox’s vision for the human genome in= our latest= episode of Overheard, Nat Geo’s podcast=2E =

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Editor’s note: A Nat Geo story about a hurricane-struck Caribbean i= sland’s effort to rebuild has been included in The Be= st Science and Writing 2022=2E But you can read it here now: How Barbuda wants to= redevelop respecting its own traditions, written by Mikki K=2E Harris, a seventh-generation descendant of Barbudan pe= ople=2E

This newsletter has been curated and edited = by Jen Tse, Sydney Combs, David Beard, and Heather Kim=2E Have an idea or a= link? We'd love to hear from you at david=2Ebeard@natgeo=2Ecom=2E Thank= s for reading=2E
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