Speaker 1: Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with five
good news stories. At the Child Health Department, people erupted
into joy when a special visitor arrived. It was the
Brazilian Superman Leonardo. He was dressed in the classic blue
and red suit. He's six seven. He's also a civil
rights lawyer. He spent time with children battling cancer, moving
bed to bed to hold hands, spark smiles, and give
parents a moment of hope. This all started back in
twenty twenty two when a comic Con attendee secretly filmed
him because he resembles Christopher Reeve. The video went viral,
prompting him to buy a Superman suit and began visiting hospital,
schools and charities at his own expense. In Ghana, he
visited a prosthetic center where ampute children shouted Superman and
pulled him into a football game. Leonardo said his mission
is simple, spread kindness. Everybody can be a hero. You
don't need a cape. Even one smile, he believes can
inspire the next smile. Nice job there. Scientists have found
evidence that kissing dates back up to twenty one million
years ago, and that ape ancestors and Neanderthal's likely kissed.
Matilda is one of the co authors of the study
and said this is the first time anybody's taken a
broad evolutionary lens to examine kissing. Our findings add to
a growing body of work highlighting the remarkable diversity of
sexual behaviors exhibited by our primate cousins. For purposes of
the study, researchers to find kissing as a non aggressive
mouth to mouth contact that did not involve food transfer.
The results indicate that kissing is an ancient trait in
the large apes. Kissing was retained over the course of
evolution and is still present in most of the large apes.
Bad news if you enjoy a fragrance made by Lionel Richie.
That's right, Lionel Richie's perfume product Hello has been pulled
from shelves over worries about infertility. Apparently, Hello contains a
particular floral fragrance that has been banned in the UK
and Europe since twenty twenty two. A chemical can irritate
skin and cause allergies. Anyone who has purchased Hello has
been urged to stop using it and immediately returned the
product to one of the five hundred Savers stores in
the UK. No word from Lionel Ritchie on this developing situation.
Good news. Police have recovered a diamond encrusted green faberget
egg after keeping watch over the thief accused of swallowing it.
The thief gulped down the egg, but was arrested before
he could flee the store. The police confirm the egg
was recovered. It is now in police custody. Don't ask
questions you're not gonna want to know the answer to
that one. Police had assigned an officer to watch over
the man while waiting for nature to deliver the egg.
The egg valued at twenty thousand dollars. The egg was
inspired by the James Bond film Octopusy, which is one
of the better James Bond movies. This particular egg is
set with blue sapphires and white diamonds and a flora
like design. A small golden octopus is nestled inside, inspired
by Octopusy. All right, heads or tails? Because people in
India are really confused. Someone lost twenty coin tosses in
a row. The odds of that are one million, forty
five and seventy six to one. This happened at a
sporting event. The team captain set, I've been practicing, but
clearly it's not working. He said, that's the most pressure
I've ever had because we haven't won a toss in
a long time. Three captains have all tried and failed
to win a toss since the last correct call against
New Zealand in twenty twenty three at the World Cup semifinal.
Since then, twenty in a row. One of the officials
said it's the first time I've ever seen a captain
ask one of the other players to come and do
a toss and that player lost the toss as well.
Those are five good news stories for today. I have
a great day.