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Annie Ng

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UX/UI/Product Designer and front-end developer with a background in Biomedical Engineering.
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They’re One of Europe’s Rarest Wild Cats. A Safari Can Take You Right to Them.

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By Annie Ng
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Story and Photography by Jamie Lafferty | Design and Illustrations by Annie Ng Plan a trip Lynxperience offers wildlife packages of Extremadura from around $350 per person a day, including accommodation, meals and access to the private estate. For the best chance of seeing Iberian lynx in the wild, it’s best to block out three or four days.
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Do You Know How to Behave on a Flight? Take Our Quiz

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By Dean Seal Verified, Audrey Valbuena, Annie Ng, Jason French Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Should you ever take your shoes off on a plane? Scroll to continue ↓ Would you give up your aisle seat for a middle seat so a family can sit together? Scroll to continue ↓ In a row of three, who gets the middle seat’s armrests? Scroll to continue ↓ Do you chat with your seat neighbor? Scroll to continue ↓ Is it okay to watch an R-rated movie on a flight? Scroll to continue ↓ Do you bring your own meal onto the plane? Scroll to continue ↓ What do you do with your window shade?
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Trapped in the Strait: The Sailors Low on Supplies and Stuck in a War Zone

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By Milàn Czerny Verified, Joe Parkinson Verified, Drew Hinshaw Verified, Annie Ng
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The sun was rising on a 65th day of chaos in the Strait of Hormuz and the crew of a Chinese-owned oil tanker was running into its final days of food. The navigation officer was on the bridge radioing the Iranian navy a question that had become maddeningly repetitive and desperately urgent: When would the ship be able to leave? It was Monday and the officer, Shameem Sabbir, was surveying a seascape breaking into open conflict.
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