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In today’s newsletter, w= e follow the disappearances of five famous explorers, see= how dogs may help us reverse aging, explore a= possible alternative to opioids, discover Sudan’s pyramids … and take Na= t Geo’s courtyard quiz=2E
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Col=2E Percy Harrison Fawcett set out to find = the Lost City of Z=2E Then he vanished=2E

Sir Joh= n Franklin was chasing the elusive Northwest Passage; George Mallory, the top of Mount Everest; and Amelia Earhart, a flight around the world=2E All of them dis= appeared into thin air=2E

Little by little, new clues to their fa= tes are emerging=2E

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New evidence: Explorers are still searching fo= r these lost pioneers—sometimes to their peril, as with several ill-= fated attempts to track Fawcett=2E Even as expeditions recover bodies (like George Mallory’s, pictured above without a hat)= and possible bones from Earhart (pictured at top), que= stions remain=2E Read more=2E
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Dogs could be = our best hope to reverse aging in humans (Joe Pup receiv= es an echocardiogram during an anti-aging study=2E)
Clothing from 1600s shipwreck shows how the 1 percent lived
‘1619 P= roject’ comes to Hulu, expanding the story of enslaved Africans
= No, redheads aren’t going extinct=2E Here’s why=2E
‘Fire of Love’ was nominated = for an Oscar=2E Meet the woman who inspired the documentary=2E
How mud homes are expertly designed to beat the heat
A possible new solution t= o chronic pain—and the opioid crisis
A wildlife first: World’s biggest ocean stingray t= agged in the wild
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Viruses are… food? An estimated 10 noni= llion (10 to the 31st power) viruses exist on Earth and until recently, sci= entists assumed that their submicroscopic size left them out of the food ch= ain=2E A new study, however, found that a single-celled microbe (similar to the one above) can survive on viruses alone, likely = eating hundreds of trillions of them a day in the wild=2E The finding may c= hange how we understand the carbon cycle, Nat Geo reports=2E

Related: Viruses on Earth outnumber stars in the universe=2E Why do only som= e infect us?
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More pyramids than Egypt: Nat Geo Explorer Nichole Sobecki was in Mero=C3=AB photographing Sudan’s best-preserv= ed pyramids when a sandstorm hit=2E “Watching the wall of sand move = toward us across the desert, amid the echoes of ancient kings and queens, w= as a moment I’ll never forget,” she says=2E Sudan is home to = twice as many pyramids compared to Egypt=2E

Relat= ed: How the Nubian kingdom of Kush = exuded power and gold
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Where is this courtyard? Medieval pilgrims bra= ved quicksand and tides to reach this holy place=2E Today it’s Franc= e’s second most popular tourist destination outside of Paris=2E As t= he site enters its millennium year, it’s adopting sustainable practi= ces to protect its future=2E Where is it?

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