Speaker 1: Caalaroga Shark Media. Do you like cows? Do you like milk?
Well good News and on Johnny Mack with five Good
News Stories. Farmers have invited a jazz band to play
music for cows to get the cows to make more milk.
The Dixie Beats or a six piece combo. The owners
of the cows read the jazz music can increase milk
production by up to four percent, and they wanted to
find out. So the Dixie Beats played a thirty minute
set consisting of fast and slower jazz. Caitlin the farmers
said the cows took a little warming up, but they
seemed to really enjoy it. They all took turns coming
to the front to see what was going on. Peggy
the cow loved it. She stayed right at the fence
for the entire performance. At first, the farm just played
jazz on a speaker. Yeah you think, Well, that went
viral on TikTok. So the farmers figured, hey, let's do
the real thing. That could only be more popular on TikTok,
and if we get four percent or milk, that's groovy
as well. Meanwhile, in Spain, scientists were confused. There was
a vulture nest. In the vulture nest several straw sandals.
What's even crazier is the sandals got there six centuries ago. Yeah, apparently,
six hundred years ago, a vulture went from its hunting
grounds into a sheltered cave and dropped off a sandal
called an agobia. There it stayed until Antony the ecologist,
stumbled across it and found that many other human artifacts,
Some were six hundred years old, some were newer, all
in the abandoned nest. Apparently vultures tend to reuse nest
generation after generation. In Greenland, they analyzed the bird droppings
from a nest and it was two thousand years old.
What else was in this nest? Johnny mack Well, a
crossbow bolt. I don't know if that was used instead
of a branch or maybe it was in an animal
that the vulture brought back to the nest and then
ate the animal. Now, because this was in a cave,
it wasn't that eroded, which is part of the reason
it lasted six hundred years. That's just fascinating. A soccer
fan who owns a post turn the bar's garden into
a mini stadium. Bedecked in Bernie FC. Justine loves Soccer
turn the garden of the bar into a mini stadium
with terrace seating, a mini football pitch, and an outside
bar area with seats given to her by the local team.
She spent thirty one thousand dollars on the project. She
said the idea came after I bought the badge which
used to hang in front of the home dugout. The
director of fan experience asked if I wanted it after
they got hold of it when they were resurfacing their pitch.
They sold it to raise money for a young season
ticket holder named Lucy, who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma cancer.
It was to help pay for her treatment. The seats
are original from turf Moor's cricket field stand. Those were
removed last year to make way for a new safe
standing area. If you hang out in the back, there's
an outdoor bar with a selection of draft beer and
a football net if you want to kick the ball
around a little. A YouTuber from California Guinness World Record
five hundred and thirty four polypocket toys. Now, I'm impressed,
but that doesn't sound like that many. That sounds like
one of those record holder guys is going to like
break that this weekend. The YouTuber said she had gotten
rid of her childhood Pollypocket toys when she outgrew them,
But ten years later, you know, nostalgia kicks in. I understand.
Believe me. I've bought some Star Wars figures. I feel you,
She explains, I began collecting polypockets at the end of
twenty nineteen. I just turned thirty that year. Is feeling
nostalgic thinking about my childhood and all the fun toys
he used to have, and one toy that was always
in the back of my mind, Polly Pockets. Something about
them just made me happy. I had barbies, dollhouses, video games,
but growing up, something about Polly Pocket is just so special.
I think it's because she's tiny and lives in her
own world like I do. Her advice to her younger self,
don't give your pollypockets away. Right The record's five thirty
four if you want to go for it and ruin
her day. And good news out of Indiana they have
apprehended the loose pig that was terrorizing a public park.
Winking Acres Farm Rescue in Sanctuary, said the pig had
been on the loose in Holiday Park for several days.
Multiple capture attempts had failed. They also threw the locals
under the bus and like, hey, you locals, you keep
feeding the pig. Well, the thirty pound pig was captured
by a team of rescuers. The pig will be quarantined, vaccinated,
and newtered, and then they'll figure out what to do
with the pig. Where did the pig come from? How
did it get to the park? Nobody knows. If you know,
let them know. Those are your five good news stories
for today. You have an awesome day.