A tidy mouse, teddy bears take over the ice and no the stingray didn't hook up with a shark
First up is Rodney's story, who discovered a mouse is cleaning his shed at night. The second story is about Chris Farley who managed to continue his streak of running a marathon under three hours thanks to friends. The third story is Haribo's achievement in setting a new world record by creating a 353.1 sq ft mosaic using over 150,000 gummy bear candies. The fourth story talks about the fans of the American Hockey League's Hershey Bears, who set a new record throwing 74,599 stuffed animals onto the ice. The fifth story is about Charlotte the Stingray, who, despite isolation for eight years, managed to have a miracle pregnancy known as parthenogenesis.
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0:03 Caloroga Shark Media. I'm Johnnie Mack with five good news stories. Good news for Rodney. He no longer has to clean up his shed at night. He got someone to do it. Well, who's doing it? John? It's a mouse. Ronnie is a wildlife photographer and retired mailman, and he noticed that stuff was moving around in his shed at night. So he set up a night vision camera and discovered that a mouse was picking up nuts, bolts, corks and other items and putting the back in the box. He tells the BBC that ninety nine times out of one hundred, the mouse cleans up during the night. He says, the mouse seems to have fun moving the objects, and he himself doesn't bother to tidy up. Now, I leave things out of the box and the mouse puts it back in its place by the morning. I think he would tidy my wife away if I left her in there. Why don't you try that and see what happens. It's good, it's a nice, healthy relationship, right. You don't want to get rid of the mouse. He's going to clean up. Chris Farley has a streak of running a marathon in under three hours. The forty seven year old thought he had broken his twenty year old streak in November when he finished the New York Marathon in just over three hours. I was in that race.
1:07 I finished several hours later. Congratulations, mister Farley. His friends didn't want to see him end the streak, so two friends that owned the Charm City Run in Baltimore organized a race jiz for him. Farley spent the last weeks of twenty twenty three training for the Last Chance Marathon, and on December twenty seventh, Charm City staffers and other friends and family cheered him on two hours, fifty seven minutes, thirty five seconds. Yet around two fifty seven You'll find me at mile fifteen. Candy bren Harribo broke a record when it used its gold Bear gummy candies to create a three hundred and fifty three point one square foot mosaic of the company's mascot. This was over one hundred and fifty thousand gummy bears to create an image of the mascot, Goldbear. It only took four hours, but three hundred employees accompanied by friends, family members, and members of the Boys and Girls Club. The Guinness World's Judge was there and confirmed it as the largest jelly slash gummy candy mosaic. What do you do with it? What it's done? Do you eat it? Is it on a piece of wooden? Do you frame it? I don't know what you do. Speaking of bears, Teddy Bears rained down in Hershey, Pennsylvania as the American Hockey Leagues. Hershey Bears broke their own record. Fans through seventy four, five hundred and ninety nine stuffed animals onto the ice.
2:21 We couldn't find one more after the bear scored a goal against the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. This year's toss broke the previous record from twenty twenty three, which was only sixty seven three hundred and nine. The Bears will go to thirty five local charities. They've been doing this since two thousand and one. Congratulations to Charlotte the sting Ray. Charlotte's been living alone for eight years and yet got pregnant. This miracle is called parthenogenesis. It's an asexual reproduction scene in birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish, but not mammals. You see what happens when you lack any genetic material from a male to femaless egg with another cell known as a polar body. It triggers cellular division and suddenly an embryo appears. The staff at North Carolina's Aquarium and Shark Lab noticed that Charlotte was getting a little big that thought maybe she was eating too much, but an ultrasound revealed that she was pregnant. Brenda is the executive director, and was like, shut the back door. There's no way. Don't usually say shut the front door. Is that just a lane from Seinfeld who says that we thought we were overfeeding her, but we were overfeeding her because she has more mounts to feed. The staff pointed out it would have been impossible for Charlotte to get frisky with some of the sharks that share her tank. Yeah, I would think so, I'd be weird. They point out. Despite being closely related, sharks and rays cannot interbreed, their DNA wouldn't match up, and their anatomy less, so say no more. Katie is a graduate student of the aquarium Until the ABC in Australia, life finds a way.
3:51 Yes it does, and those are good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They might like it too. Maybe share the episode with them and you have an awesome day.
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