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Paul Nicklen

  • Contributor and Photographer, National Geographic
  • Co- Founder, Director and Storyteller, Sea Legacy
Canada
As seen in: National Geographic, CNN, Medium, The New York Times, The Guardian, Yahoo Canada, ABC Radio National, National Geographic Kids, National Geographic Traveler, Yahoo, National Geographic España and
Co-founder of @Sea_Legacy. @NatGeo contributor. @SonyAlpha Artisan of Imagery.
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I’ve Photographed These Bears for Years — Now Alaska Is Killing Them Again

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By Paul Nicklen
| Reader Supported News
Alaska is blaming caribou decline on predators. But they're leaving out one key detail. Whenever I don't know where to go, north is usually the answer. I grew up on Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic, about a three-hour flight straight north from Chicago. I spent my childhood with the local Inuit kids, taking turns burying each other in snow and whistling for the northern lights to come closer.
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I’ve Photographed These Bears for Years — Now Alaska Is Killing Them Again Original

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By Paul Nicklen
| Katie Couric Media
Whenever I don't know where to go, north is usually the answer. I grew up on Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic, about a three-hour flight straight north from Chicago. I spent my childhood with the local Inuit kids, taking turns burying each other in snow and whistling for the northern lights to come closer. Although I haven't lived there in decades, the Arctic still calls to me, especially when the world starts to feel very heavy.
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Especial Dia da Mulher: o corpo feminino é excepcionalmente flexível - e isso o torna superforte

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By Starre Vartan , Paul Nicklen
| nationalgeographicbrasil.com
Em 2014, a ciência descobriu que o estrogênio, um hormônio definidor do funcionamento do organismo feminino, parecia proteger o corpo contra o estresse físico da altitude, reduzindo o fator induzível por hipóxia (HIF), uma proteína que ajuda o corpo a se adaptar à falta de oxigênio, mas causa inflamação e desconforto. A fisiologista metabólica Deborah Clegg viveu na pele essa experiência.
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