I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Yeah, that was an elephant
on the highway. What did you think it was? This happened in Italy.
In hilarious footage, an elephant was seen plotting along a motorway in Calabria,
just a few feet away from a supermarket. The way the video shot,
it looks like the elephant is heading towards the store. Local media said
the elephant broke free from a nearby circus, but was returned. That said,
local sites said the elephant did manage to reach the store and might have
been drawn there by the smells. See elephants have a keen sense of smell
and can detect sources of water up to twelve miles away. Earlier this year,
in West Bengal, a trio of elephant stomped through a hospital. Good
news. I feel like a good conspiracy theory like I do. A two
kilometer wide structure was spotted by satellite images. It's in Antarctica. It's the
mysterious pyramid in Antarctica. Social media users and conspiracy theorists are claiming a mysterious
triangle structure and the snowy and icy continent is the newest wonder of the world.
You'll find this in Antarctica's Ellsworth Mountain range if you happen to be there.
It's very similar to the Great Pyramid of Giza. One social media user
said this structure belongs to the civilization which existed before the flood about ten thousand
years ago Antarctica was warm. But geologist doctor Mitch Darcy is having none of
this. He says it's a mountain. The pyramid shape structures are located in
the Ellsworth Mountains, which is a ranged more than four hundrekilometers long, so
it's no surprise there are rocky peaks cropping up above the ice. The peaks
are clearly composed of rock. It's a coincidence that this particular peak has that
shape. It's not a complicated shape, so it's not a special coincidence either.
By definition, it's a new attack, which is simply a peak of
rock sticking out above a glacier and ice sheet. This one has the shape
of a pyramid. But death doesn't make it human construction. No one said
it was human construction. It's clearly aliens. Meanwhile, a German shepherd has
taken a clutch of abandoned ducklings under his wing. Ben the dog used to
be friends will an adult duck. The adult duck flew away and left behind
these ducklings. Julie McGuire said the ducklings were found abandoned in a stream by
orchard workers who watched for eight hours, but mom duck never came back,
so Julie started to take care of them in her home until they could survive
outdoors by themselves. Julie said the dog Bin is extremely curious and immediately want
to know what was going on. Julie says he's very protective. He watches
over them and make sure the cat doesn't get too close. They're a little
bigger now and Julie's letting them roam free on her property and says if they
decide to fly away, I'm appy with that. Good news. If you're
a sawfish, you guys are back. Baby. While on a fishing trip
with some students, a scientist happened to fish in catch eight thirteen foot sawfish.
Dean Grubbs was hoping to catch a juvenile shark or a nurse shark or
something like that for the students on his boat. Dean said, I was
pretty sure it was a sawfish, but I remained stone faced because I didn't
want to disappoint the students if I was wrong. I saw the tail before
the rostrum, so I lost my comb at that point and screamed it sawfish,
it's a sawfish. They secured the sawfish alongside the boat. One of
the students returned to the shore to get its hagging device. It was the
first sawfish to be egged in cedar Key in over thirty years. Sawfish were
the first native freshwater fish to be put on the Endangered species list. The
tagging will allow the biologists to track the sawfish for ten years to see where
it spends its time. Gavin Naylor is the director of the Florida Museum of
Natural History's Shark Research Program and said, what's remarkable to me is that they're
creeping back to exactly the previous habitats and range from which they've been extirpated new
word to me, it's as if they have a deeply embedded knowledge of where
to go. And are you ready for this headline? No, you're not,
because the headline is she quit her job to create personal jewelry from ashes
and breast milk. That's right. Rachel has an unusual side hustle. After
a year of breastfeeding her oldest son, she got a ring set with a
pale white stone made from a powdered form of her own breast milk and thought
it was so cool she decided to take this up as a hobby. She
makes thirty thousand dollars a year selling breastmilk jewelry. She turns client's breast milk
into powder before making it into the item, and can combine ashes and college
stone and designs too, With the average piece of running two hundred dollars,
she said, I thought it was weird, but having the journey myself,
I can definitely see why people want to carry that little part of the journey
with them. When I hit that one year of breastfeeding mark, I wanted
to celebrate. I think every stay at home mom can vouch for how difficult
it is to both work and look after kids, but it's worth it to
me. My business is just a nice thing on top mother first business.
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