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I'm Johnny Mack with five good news
stories. Yeah, that was an elephant

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on the highway. What did you
think it was? This happened in Italy.

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In hilarious footage, an elephant was
seen plotting along a motorway in Calabria,

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just a few feet away from a
supermarket. The way the video shot,

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it looks like the elephant is heading
towards the store. Local media said

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the elephant broke free from a nearby
circus, but was returned. That said,

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local sites said the elephant did manage
to reach the store and might have

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been drawn there by the smells.
See elephants have a keen sense of smell

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and can detect sources of water up
to twelve miles away. Earlier this year,

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in West Bengal, a trio of
elephant stomped through a hospital. Good

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news. I feel like a good
conspiracy theory like I do. A two

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kilometer wide structure was spotted by satellite
images. It's in Antarctica. It's the

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mysterious pyramid in Antarctica. Social media
users and conspiracy theorists are claiming a mysterious

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triangle structure and the snowy and icy
continent is the newest wonder of the world.

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You'll find this in Antarctica's Ellsworth Mountain
range if you happen to be there.

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It's very similar to the Great Pyramid
of Giza. One social media user

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said this structure belongs to the civilization
which existed before the flood about ten thousand

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years ago Antarctica was warm. But
geologist doctor Mitch Darcy is having none of

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this. He says it's a mountain. The pyramid shape structures are located in

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the Ellsworth Mountains, which is a
ranged more than four hundrekilometers long, so

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it's no surprise there are rocky peaks
cropping up above the ice. The peaks

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are clearly composed of rock. It's
a coincidence that this particular peak has that

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shape. It's not a complicated shape, so it's not a special coincidence either.

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By definition, it's a new attack, which is simply a peak of

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rock sticking out above a glacier and
ice sheet. This one has the shape

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of a pyramid. But death doesn't
make it human construction. No one said

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it was human construction. It's clearly
aliens. Meanwhile, a German shepherd has

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taken a clutch of abandoned ducklings under
his wing. Ben the dog used to

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be friends will an adult duck.
The adult duck flew away and left behind

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these ducklings. Julie McGuire said the
ducklings were found abandoned in a stream by

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orchard workers who watched for eight hours, but mom duck never came back,

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so Julie started to take care of
them in her home until they could survive

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outdoors by themselves. Julie said the
dog Bin is extremely curious and immediately want

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to know what was going on.
Julie says he's very protective. He watches

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over them and make sure the cat
doesn't get too close. They're a little

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bigger now and Julie's letting them roam
free on her property and says if they

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decide to fly away, I'm appy
with that. Good news. If you're

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a sawfish, you guys are back. Baby. While on a fishing trip

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with some students, a scientist happened
to fish in catch eight thirteen foot sawfish.

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Dean Grubbs was hoping to catch a
juvenile shark or a nurse shark or

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something like that for the students on
his boat. Dean said, I was

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pretty sure it was a sawfish,
but I remained stone faced because I didn't

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want to disappoint the students if I
was wrong. I saw the tail before

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the rostrum, so I lost my
comb at that point and screamed it sawfish,

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it's a sawfish. They secured the
sawfish alongside the boat. One of

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the students returned to the shore to
get its hagging device. It was the

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first sawfish to be egged in cedar
Key in over thirty years. Sawfish were

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the first native freshwater fish to be
put on the Endangered species list. The

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tagging will allow the biologists to track
the sawfish for ten years to see where

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it spends its time. Gavin Naylor
is the director of the Florida Museum of

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Natural History's Shark Research Program and said, what's remarkable to me is that they're

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creeping back to exactly the previous habitats
and range from which they've been extirpated new

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word to me, it's as if
they have a deeply embedded knowledge of where

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to go. And are you ready
for this headline? No, you're not,

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because the headline is she quit her
job to create personal jewelry from ashes

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and breast milk. That's right.
Rachel has an unusual side hustle. After

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a year of breastfeeding her oldest son, she got a ring set with a

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pale white stone made from a powdered
form of her own breast milk and thought

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it was so cool she decided to
take this up as a hobby. She

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makes thirty thousand dollars a year selling
breastmilk jewelry. She turns client's breast milk

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into powder before making it into the
item, and can combine ashes and college

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stone and designs too, With the
average piece of running two hundred dollars,

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she said, I thought it was
weird, but having the journey myself,

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I can definitely see why people want
to carry that little part of the journey

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with them. When I hit that
one year of breastfeeding mark, I wanted

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to celebrate. I think every stay
at home mom can vouch for how difficult

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it is to both work and look
after kids, but it's worth it to

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me. My business is just a
nice thing on top mother first business.

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Second. That's your five good news
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