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One image can tell so much about traditional culture and modern life=2E Pi= ckup trucks, baby strollers—and the hurry (shown above) to get to a = Greenland community’s biggest annual event: The dogsled races=2E
Nat Geo Explorer and photographer Kiliii Y=C3=BCyan says the races reflect the important relatio= nship that Inughuit, or northern Greenlandic Inuit, have with dog teams=2E = Y=C3=BCyan’s own background inspires him to portray, for example, &#= x201C;how the thousands of wildly varied Native cultures around the world m= anage to be so good at land stewardship, while this modern globalized cultu= re has basically dropped the ball=2E”

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As basic as water: Due to the rising tides, vi= llagers from Timbulsloko in Central Java, Indonesia, are adding mud to rais= e their houses—and cemeteries, pictured above=2E “I’ll= be taking a shower and think what the villagers have to do to get water&#x= 2014;this year, their freshwater is going salty,” says photographer = Aji Styawan=2E “But life must go on=2E A= nd my job is telling their stories=2E” <= a style=3D"color:#000000; text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 2px solid = #ffcc00; " target=3D"_blank" class=3D"msotextlink textlinkhover" href=3D"ht= tps://email=2Enationalgeographic=2Ecom/T/v600000184b552d5dabeeeab6e96638900= /90694268c34e45e00000021ef3a0bcd0/90694268-c34e-45e0-a8ab-e196ac04825c?__dU= __=3Dv0G4RBKTXg2GtTHJDsy7ii3waBSrIwMXGZJ7x_OARFKFQAIe3mwx22JG_r9Sy1LWLGyMVr= rFIdudbYjwKGAKz6iTAgyV5XAM3SbSN-FzJU9XXpFWtSFRxbGw4nHcgLdnvWYAVcbDlQyQtE1-N= mUBscmA=3D=3D&__F__=3Dv0fUYvjHMDjRPMSh3tviDHXIoXcPxvDgUUCCPvXMWoX_0JoZLAZAB= QF30xF0sKPois3VqfW5bf1WlfvPhqF6LHwJz8pfr7aZACE1Ta_l2bFGstABqV05LCEYEK0BW0mz= oWRHYK4Ib2Dc2pCv59fs7XfQjqy_WDO0Ak8yvCoJn-2SOKZ0hEo8uh_EAkkkb48ZXCDXcy_08tp= pQ1vMDUIDfYxdr2NMkOOYDouL6X8nufe0FLjKBEXMCv4roB5qmNzA3npxLrINI6uBFuArprL3dF= OTrOekcib8ZT4kWxR1pklWzJxmCY2XYECdbMWYzmVccGMjWU20Jq5hKLjlw00LMc-DnrvdfX47Z= E5s-BVhYYR0I9blb6C8wZ8wUuaPA1sO81cP6buEdoitn8CjcCi42d-Ns-iHSTuj3O3vDZmmNSUd= XU07t3EYkZHo-3awbreRjGlpP23WTJaFfLWztKdCLkt3rBiGGBCkZWliAkS04ftbTozjW6pgpl7= 83RhjD7kaSWgps5krCzPR5UfoijRegy6zzCEKk86tTzDu5GHeyJ1YIbmvs9CodrYeClSTgGco5X= KnmBOFB9Ov5QZVroFv-OCh9z_neZhd5H">Read more about people= living with rising waters=2E
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Practicing patience: "Occasionally a storytell= ing moment comes at you all at once,” says Nat Geo Explorer Lynn Johnson=2E She was photograp= hing nine-month-old Ian Boardman, who was havin= g his brain activity recorded by neuroscientists=2E “When he beamed = at the researcher, that was a moment; it just happened= =2E” Read more= about the science of touch=2E

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Why Noah’s Ark will never be found=2E Ever=2E
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Uncovering a long-ago murder in the Ar= ctic
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The legend of Washington’s ‘demon catȁ= 9; that portends catastrophe
They were once among Nor= th America’s biggest cities=2E What happened to them?
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Defying Beijing: Thousands of miles from home,= young ethnic Uyghurs stand before a flag in Istanbul=2E “One day, w= e will raise this flag in our homeland,” a speaker tells them=2E &#x= 201C;Are you ready?” “Yes!” responds the young crowd i= n unison=2E In Istanbul and elsewhere, exiles keep their culture alive desp= ite China’s campaign to erase their culture at home, Nat Geo reports=2E (Above, Uyghur gir= ls gather at a youth empowerment program in Istanbul, photographed by Nat G= eo Explorer Patrick Wack=2E)

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Stick with the herd: For the first eight years= of their lives, elephants rarely stray 10 meters from their mothers=2E So = what happens when a mother dies from poaching or drought? A study earlier t= his year says that orphaned elephants who form deep bonds with other young = elephants have lower stress than those that didn’= ;t=2E They fare even better when they stay with family members=2E (Above, N= at Geo Explorer Amy Vitale photographe= d bonded orphaned calves in Kenya’s Reteti Elephant Sanctuary=2E)
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Turkeys, pheasants, and quails=2E They’= re hunted for sport and our consumption—but game birds are surprisin= gly beautiful=2E And more than 25 percent are at risk of extinction=2E Nat = Geo Explorer Joel Sartore has photograph= ed nearly 14,000 species for his Photo Ark, including 12 stunning g= ame birds featured in our tribute to their beauty=2E “We won’= t save what we’ve never even met,” says Sartore=2E (Less than= 2,500 of the stunning Bornean peacock-pheasants, above, are believed to re= main=2E)
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