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Tuesday, June 6, 2023
In today’s newsletter, w= e find what could be the aviation pioneer’s b= ones, squeeze through intricate underground caves, visit Canada’s cowboy country= =2E=2E=2E and avoid summer crowds at these national parks=2E
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Coconut crabs can measure up to three feet across and clock in at over= nine pounds=2E The world’s largest inveterate can also drag bones t= o underground burrows=2E

Researchers have prowled a Pacific island f= illed with these crabs because signs point to a crash landing of Amelia Earhart’s plane (pictured above) there=2E Thirteen human bones already were= found at the scene=2E
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10 national pa= rks to avoid the summer crowds (Above, people explore Carlsbad Caverns = National Park)
Aromatherapy can help kids breathe in some = mental goodness=2E Here’s how
AI can help you plan your next t= rip—if you know how to ask
Who was the first drag queen? Inside the early history of drag balls
= We are all mermaids in the womb=2E Sort of=2E
= Cowboy country in British Columbia: a taste of pioneer days with a ranch st= ay
Not everyone s= hould be taking multivitamins
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This 5,200-year-old iceman was murdered
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Cave of bones: Paleoanthropologist and Nat Geo= Explorer Lee Berger had = to lose 55 pounds to be able to squeeze through a seven-and-a-half-inch wid= e chute in an intricate maze of underground caves=2E He did=2E And he solve= d the mysteries of human origins=2E (Above, Berger, far left= , works with his team in South Africa=2E)

Re= lated: A mysterious human species may have been the first to bury t= heir dead
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Celebrating D-Day: Seventy-nine years ago, som= e 13,000 U=2ES=2E paratroopers dropped from planes above the French country= side—an event that changed the course of World War II=2E Above, the = landing was reenacted in 2014 near the town of Sainte-M=C3=A8re-=C3=89glise= =2E

Related: ‘Top Secretȁ= 9; maps reveal the massive Allied effort behind D-Day
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Inked up: Humans have been getting tattoos for= at least 5,200 years—dating back to =C3=96tzi the Iceman=2E He had many line-like markings t= hought to have been applied by piercing his skin and adding charcoal dust, = Nat Geo reports=2E Archaeologists have also theorized his tattoos ma= y have been to treat pain or for ritual use—and they’re just = one example intriguing ancient markings=2E (Above, the tatto= oed remains of a tribal leader from the Philippines who died more than 500 = years ago=2E)
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