A Pumpkin Spice Latte Engagement Ring!

0:02 The Shark Deck. I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Good news if you like pumpkin spice lattes, because now you can get an engagement ring based on pumpkin spice lattes. This will only run you like twelve thousand dollars. Oh, let's read the press release. As Pumpkin spice latte season is upon us, many people will be looking forward to getting their hands on the autumnal drink from their preferred coffee shop and posting it on Instagram. The engagement ring specialists at Angelic Diamonds have taken the autumnal obsession one step further by designing a Pumpkin spice latte ring for those who love to get cozy. The ring's been designed add a little spice to proposals and jewelry collections, so if you can't wait for the famous drink to appear on menus, it may be ideal for you. Every detail on the ring is inspired by pumpkin spice lattes.

0:51 The ring features a rose gold band that playfully mirrors the shape of a pumpkin, and with sparkling white diamonds, vibrant orange sapphires, and emerald stones that adorn this sides of the ring. All the feelings of autumn are encapsulated perfectly within and the heart of the ring. A single diamond has been placed in the middle to resemble whipped cream, which is, you know, a must on pumpkin spice lattes. Encircled by a cluster of white diamonds and orange sapphire set in a cup shaped claw. This centerpiece captured the essence of a steaming cup of pumpkin spice goodness. There's even a pumpkin spice inspired message engraved on the inside of the band, so you'll always have memories of your favorite drink and person close by. Oh wait, there's more. If you prefer hot cross buns, you can get a hot cross bun inspired ring from one jewelry company costing around four thousand dollars. Just google first ever hot cross bun ring.

1:40 Good news for the corals, some reefs have increased their resistance to heat. PhD candidate Liam Lax did a little survey and is showing that some coral reefs are adapting to the increased ocean temperatures. One reason could be conventional evolution over time as ocean environments change coral species are evolving to live in the world they've got to live in. For example, a coral that survived a nineteen ninety eight heat wave may have been better equipped to deal with subsequent heat waves. It could be reef species turnover. It's possible that previous heat waves wiped out sensitive species, opening up reef real estate for hardier ones. And Yes, a horse can read your face. I know you were wondering. Apparently, horses have incredible sensitivity not only to outward human emotions such as joy and anger, but also inward emotions like sadness. Scientists did a study and said horses can detect cues of low arousal emotions like sadness. In the study, they showed a horse an image of a happy face and a sad face, along with sounds and tones. When sad tones were coompanied by sad face or joy with joy, the horses could quickly change their focus. But when a joyful face was matched with sad sounds or vice versa, the horses were deemed to be confused. The horses tended to remain fixated on the joyful human expression, during which time their heart rate rose. The Researchers believed this could be because the joyful imagery tended to have more colors and movement. Hey, good news, a lost baby alpaca has been reunited with its family. Victor was out for a walk and he saw a lone alpaca and Victor approached it, and the alpaca quickly latched on him for comfort. But Victor had a like stuff to do, so he to leave the alpaca where he found it,

3:14 but he couldn't stop thinking about the alpaca. He came back the next morning and he found the baby alpaca still in the area where he'd left it. Luckily, the alpaca was wearing a red bow, and after a lot of searching, Victor located the farm where it lived and returned the alpaca to its owners. And good news, Beatrice, the American girl doll is back home. Nine year old Valentina was devastated she couldn't find her doll. Fortunately, a social media post about the doll alerted a friend, who alerted a neighbor, who alerted American Airlines First Officer James Deanen. Jeames got in such with the lost and found staff at Turkish Airlines They directed him to their co workers at the airport in Tokyo who had found Beatrice. James said, it's my nature. I like helping people, and he happens to fly to Tokyo often, so he said he was glad he could do something nice or somebody.

4:00 Took a couple of flights, but eventually Danen was kind of close to where the little girl lived. Valentina asked him, which he well behaved on the flight. That's your five good news stories for today. Follow the show for free on Apple, podcast, Spotify, or YouTube. You have a great day.