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Doctor: I just want a mate.

Donna: You just want to mate?

Doctor: I just want a mate!

Donna: You’re not mating with me, sunshine!

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Johan Kuhmenen, with his dog Cammu, lives in Sweden, but the summertime range for his family’s herd crosses into Norway. The Sami tradition of learning from the elders is an important part of reindeer herding, and knowledge is passed down from generation to generation and not learned in books. ILU Natgeo. You always show me the pretty places I want to go, but will probably never see.

Johan Kuhmenen, with his dog Cammu, lives in Sweden, but the summertime range for his family’s herd crosses into Norway. The Sami tradition of learning from the elders is an important part of reindeer herding, and knowledge is passed down from generation to generation and not learned in books.

ILU Natgeo. You always show me the pretty places I want to go, but will probably never see.

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nationalgeographicdaily: Whale Shark, New GuineaPhoto: Michael Aw “Suddenly he just jumped in!” says photographer Michael Aw. Sarmin Tangadji, the Papua police officer who escorted the photographic team to where the sharks congregate, “was so excited to see them up close.” Aw shares that excitement when it comes to diving with a dozen whale sharks: “You are sandwiched in, sharks ahead and behind, but you want to be there,” he says. “They make eye contact with you and then charge by. It blows your mind.”

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Whale Shark, New Guinea
Photo: Michael Aw

“Suddenly he just jumped in!” says photographer Michael Aw. Sarmin Tangadji, the Papua police officer who escorted the photographic team to where the sharks congregate, “was so excited to see them up close.” Aw shares that excitement when it comes to diving with a dozen whale sharks: “You are sandwiched in, sharks ahead and behind, but you want to be there,” he says. “They make eye contact with you and then charge by. It blows your mind.”