This Weekly Escape explores the benefits of a quick getaway (even down the block), views a new face for a 4,000-year-old woman ... and captures rare footage of a ferocious-looking deep-sea fish. Plus, what love does to your body.

PHOTOGRAPH BY OSCAR NILLSON  

She lived during the Stone Age, roaming the forests of northern Sweden. When she died in her 30s of an unknown cause, she was buried with a boy, likely her son. Here’s how archaeologists were able to reconstruct her face. 

Related: How scientists bring ancient faces back to life

PHOTOGRAPH BY CORY RICHARDS, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION

PHOTOGRAPH BY MARX MARTIN SOLA 

Off the Canary Islands, scientists have captured extremely rare footage of a fearsome looking sea creature normally found way in the deep. What is it? 

A. Batfish
B. Black seadevil
C. Footballfish
D. Goosefish

A second chance: In yesterday’s newsletter, we quizzed readers on the perfect number of minutes to boil an egg. Only about 6 percent of respondents got it right. Here’s the answer. Do you agree? Also, what is your favorite egg recipe? Let us know. 

Today’s Soundtrack: Eggs and Sausage, Tom Waits

Bonus Track: Big Butter and Egg Man, Wynton Marsalis

Today’s newsletter was edited and curated by David Beard and produced by Alisher Egamov. Thanks for reading!