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THERE’S SOMET= HING
ABOUT BOB
Thursday, January 5, 2023
In today’s newsletter, w= e’re bringing back Flamingo Bob, seeing the beaut= y in pigeons, and catching a snacking southern grou= nd hornbill in the S= erengeti=2E Plus, we find even brief exercise could= extend your life<= /a> =2E=2E=2E and taste the hardy grapes that may survive climate change=2E
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY JASPE= R DOEST
Once in rough shape, Bob now enjoys breakfasts of caviar, dips in his own = saltwater pool, and gets biweekly foot massages on the beach=2E Bob is a bi= t of a star these days, teaching kids and inspiring people worldwide after = recovering from slamming into a hotel window=2E

Oh, about that: Bob= (pictured above) is a flamingo=2E

He’s = at the center of one of the most beloved Nat Geo stories in recent years, w= hich we’re bringing back for today’s National Bird Day=2E
Read the full story here=2E
Please consider getting our digital report and magazine by subscrib= ing here, for = as little as $1 a week=2E
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Winged educator: Bob often appears before scho= olchildren=2E At this school on the Dutch Caribbean island of Cura=C3=A7ao,= an eight-year-old listens to Bob’s heartbeat as he is held by veter= inarian Odette Doest=2E “When Bob starts= flapping his wings,” says Doest, cousin of photographer and Nat Geo= Explorer Jasper Doest, “children start = to flap their arms, and so do grown-ups=2E” She tells the kids about= the plastic pollution and discarded fishing gear that harm the flamingos= =2E Read more=2E
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STO= RIES WE’RE FOLLOWING
How the body accumulates ‘zombie’ cells as we age=2E The= y never die=2E
No time to exercise? Just 5 minutes could = make a big difference=2E
How soldiers stumbled upon a 2,400-year-old tomb on the = battlefields of WWII
For centuries, the resting place of this l= avish biblical villain was hidden=2E No more=2E
The natural, maximum human life span is 125 years=2E Will science get = us there?
Poached for its horn, this rare bird struggles to surviv= e
Animal cannibalism is more common than you think
What sugar and fat do to the body
Prone to motion sickness? This may help=2E
What color is the moon? We studied 48 hues=2E See them!
PH= OTO OF THE DAY
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PHOTOGRAPH BY CHARLIE= HAMILTON JAMES
Snap! This southern ground hornbill opens and = closes his beak to eat a locust in Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reser= ve=2E Nat Geo Explorer C= harlie Hamilton James captured the moment as part of our story= on the challenge to birds and other= animals in the Serengeti=2E The rise in endangered bird species prompted t= he Avian Welfare Coalition to create National Bird Day to raise public awar= eness and to promote action to help=2E The day is celebrated every January = 5 in the U=2ES=2E

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PROTECTING THE SERENGETI
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JAKE NA= UGHTON
Grapes to the rescue: What might save the boom= ing wine industry in Baja California from the ongoing 20-year “megad= rought”? Grapes that Spanish missionaries lugged across the Atlantic= 500 years ago=2E With little to no irrigation, hardy misi=C3=B3n grapes (a ripe bunch, above) produce triple or more grapes than = other popular varieties=2E And the wine? Surprisingly delicious= 014;one vintage was light bodied, gently fruity, and slightly herbal=2E
Related: A hot pepper sur= viving Italy's extreme heat waves
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ANCIENT GRAPES,
FINE WINE
LAS= T GLIMPSE
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JOEL SA= RTORE
Who knew pigeons were beautiful? We found a fe= w of the most striking of more than 300 varieties of the bird often derided= as “rats with wings=2E” Several species are vulnerable to ex= tinction, including the Scheepmaker’s crowned pigeon = (photographed above by Nat Geo Explorer Joel Sartore)=2E “It&#x= 2019;s past time the lowly pigeon gets its coo,” writes Jason Bittel=2E Do you agree? Let us know=2E
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BEHOLD, THE PIGEON!

Today’s soundtrack: Flamingo, Duke Ellington

This newsletter was curated and edited by David Beard, Sydney Combs, = and Jen Tse=2E If you'd like our daily newsletter, sign up here=2E
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