Are there TWO Loch Ness Monsters?

0:03 Caalaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny mac with Fine the Good News Stories. A woman's birthday wish came true. She found a message in a bottle. She said, I was talking with my boyfriend. I was like, you know, what'd be so cool. I've never found a message in a bottle. We were laughing about it because it seems like an antiquated thing. Does that even exist anymore? Well, they walk the beach for ten minutes and guess what they found. That's right, a message in a bottle. She says. I was stunned. I know it might sound silly now, but I'd said I want to do it, and it was my birthday, and I was like, this is a dream come true, all right. The glass bottle contained a note dated August fourth, twenty twenty four. The note read, Hi everyone, I am a girl. I love the sea, so I thought I could write a message love Parker.

0:48 Parker wrote she was from Charleston. Rebecca posted the note on Facebook to try and find Parker. She said, I'd love to tell Parker I muscle a girl loves the sea and this is the best birthday present. Parker's mom, Kate, found out about this showed it to Parker, who's eight years old. Parker's dad said, Parker really likes the water and the sea itself. She really does have this affinity for outdoors. Rebecca's a third grade teacher and she has assigned students to write their own messages in bottle style letters. New Guinness record for you. Some YouTubers have constructed an iPhone fifteen Promax, measuring six point seven four feet tall. Tech reviewer Mister Who's the Boss teamed up with gadget specialist Dey Perks to build the world's largest smartphone replica.

1:33 Mister Who's the Boss said he wanted to create a giant iPhone to celebrate the milestone of his YouTube follower accounts for passing that of the official Apple accountct. The finished phone is fully functional, including a touchscreen, camera, flashlight, and charging port. Mister Who's the Boss says it feels like a full circle moment. I'm so proud of both our team and diy Perks pulling off what's never been done before. Yeah, but it doesn't fit in my pocket. In Perth, they have discovered at Australia's most endangered reptiles surviving in colder temperatures than they thought. This has inspired conservationists in Perts to continue trying to save the species, thought to have only four hundred or five hundred individuals remaining in the wild. They are now introducing the western swamp tortoise into other areas, looking to find a suitable home for the animal while its natural habitat dries up.

2:21 Southern Forest wildlife officials were excited when they found that the turtles had survived colder climates. Current weathern patterned models for Western Australia predicts the current habit of the western swamp tortoise will dry up to a dangerous degree. They're hoping that this will be a good solution for the western swamp tortoise. Meanwhile, there may not be one Lochnaz monster, there might be two. NeSSI Hunter Ian was watching the webcam of Loch Ness. He was shocked to see not just one, but two apparent objects moving in the water. That's right, there were two huge wakes visible on the surface, moving side by side away from the camera before they combined and vanished. Ian said, I was amazed at the spectacle. I couldn't get my head around in the size of both wakes and the amount of disturbance they were causing.

3:05 I expected to see two barwer boats on the surface, but there was nothing to see. Some sort of live creatures were responsible for these large weeks. There are obviously two creatures responsible for them. If they are Nessies, well then there were two Nessies. In New Hampshire. A bunch of folks played in the Mud Bowl, celebrating its fiftieth year of football, featuring players trudging through knee deep mud. Jason is a fifty year old quarterback for the North County mud Crocks, and he said, you're playing football in the mud, so you gotta have a smile on your face. It's just a different game in the mud. Doesn't matter how good you are in grass, that doesn't matter in the mud. This is an annual event that takes place at Haga Colisseum. The weekend kicked off Friday night with music, followed by the Tournament of Mud Parade on Saturday. A dozen teams with men and women, competed in the tournament.

3:51 Bryan's been playing mudball for twenty years and he says, you get to a point where you're like, I'm not going burrowing anything, I might as well feel like I'm competing day and day out. The mud gets in the eye. As you get cracks in your feet, you getting button your toenails for weeks. You get it in your ears too. You'll be cleaning out your ears for a long while. You'll be blowing your nose and you'll get some dirt and you're like, Oh, I didn't know I still had that in there. And those are five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it too. They might like it. If you would like the program without commercial interruption, there's a link in the show not instead of tell you how that works, check out our sister program. It's called five Minutes of Gratitude, a little mindfulness to start your day. And I host a podcast it's called Daily Comedy News, seven days a week. All right, have a great day.