Caalaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories.
Hey, good news. We figured out who's been doing the ring and run.
No, it's not those pesky kids next door. It's a bear.
We found this out via a ring at camera. A group of bears approached
the porch of a home around twelve forty five am one night. One walked
up to the front door to get a closer look. The bear, closing
in on the doorbell, got on his hind legs to paw, sniff and
lick at the glowing device a few times before running off with his bear friends.
If you do run into a bear, the National Park Service has some
tips. They say. Now, this isn't Johnny Mack saying this, this
is the National Park Service. You could choose your own advice here, but
according to this article, identify yourself to the bear by talking calmly so the
bear knows you're a human and not a prey animal. Hello, mister bear,
I'm a human. I'm not gonna bother you. They also advise you
to remain still stand here ground, but slowly wave your arms. Stay calm,
and remember that most bears don't want to attack you. They just want
to ring your doorbell, and they usually just want to be left alone.
I wanted to be left alone to the bear rang my door, and this
is probably how I would get killed. They warn us do not climb a
tree. You see both grizzly bears and black bears can climb trees. I
also recently learned on the internet lions can climb trees. I had no idea
they're totally gonna get me. Congratulations to Sam who's seventeen and broke the world
record for fastest time to solve a Rubik's cube in free fall while skydiving.
See you didn't expect that second part there. Sam said it took quote exactly
five tries to beat the world record. Sam explains, it's very loud.
You got the wind blowing in your face. It's a lot harder to concentrate
than if you're just on the ground solving the Rubik's cube, and you have
to hold on tight to the cube from the force of the strong winds.
I wonder what kind of damage Rubiks cube does if you drop it from ten
thousand feet Probably not good, right, How long does it take? Twenty
eight point two five seconds? I love the quarter second there too. I
wonder what the old record was in innovative brain implant has helped the paralyzed woman
speak again. Awesome. She had lost the ability to speak due to a
stroke. She can now communicate using a talking digital avatar that conveys a motion.
The device uses machine learning to matt brain signals and synthesize them into speech
and facial expressions. Researchers aimed to create a standalone, portable device for long
term use. Good news for Sparky, the eight year old blind border Collie.
Sparky got out and wound up in Baisley Pond in Jamaica Bay, over
by JFK Airport. Two officers from the one thirteen, as we say in
Queens that's the one hundred and thirteenth Precinct, responded to the incident tod eight
thirty in the morning and successfully rescued Sparky. Body Camrahge footage shared by the
NYPD shows the two officers entering the murky swamp like water and wading through vegetation
to reach Sparky. Officer Esposito said, pup, you're okay, You're okay.
Officer Esposito grabs the dog puts them on the ground safely after catching his
breath. He's seen relaying the message on his radio before placing the dog at
the backseat of the patrol car. He then covered Sparky with a coat to
warm him up. We see on the camera as Posito telling his partner,
I can't feel anything bless the heat. Now, I was worried about Sparky.
What happened to Sparky? All right? What happened to this blind dog?
How did it get out? Did somebody own it? Yes, Sparky
has been reunited with its owner. Three friends, who were all over one
hundred years old, have revealed their secrets to a long life, which includes
keeping a toy boy nearby. Daisy's one hundred and four, said she makes
the most of every day. She likes having her family around. He says,
we all meet and we enjoy life. I look forward to it.
I live life to the full. I'm always on the go. I don't
like sitting around. Sitting in a chair is not my scene, but come
to that now. She has two daughters, a son, ten grandchildren twenty
three great grandchildren. Irene said she likes to be in the fresh air by
the ocean. I remember walking from miles. The animals and the plants have
always taken my fancy because they're living creatures. Irene was captain of her school
swimming team. These days she sings, dancing, laughter and joining in are
things I have lived by. Then there's Phyllis, who's one hundred and three
and said she used to tell her kids you have to eat your greens.
Also keep yourself warm in the winter. Phillis's advice on how to live a
long and happy life be kind and optimistic, keep a positive attitude. That's
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