Daughter's Secret Kidney Donation to Dad, a woman pets a penguin and an update on the Loch Ness Monster
We delve into the personal journey of a brave daughter who donated her kidney to her father; highlight efforts by the Ocean Cleanup to tackle the Great Pacific Garbage Patch; revel in a poignant story about an electrician who helped a woman to hear...
We delve into the personal journey of a brave daughter who donated her kidney to her father; highlight efforts by the Ocean Cleanup to tackle the Great Pacific Garbage Patch; revel in a poignant story about an electrician who helped a woman to hear her departed mom's voice; cheer on as a grandmother gets to pet her favourite animal, the Penguin, at SeaWorld; and finally, provides an update on the Loch Ness Monster sightings. T
Daughter's Secret Kidney Donation to Dad
Ocean Cleanup's Record-Breaking Trash Extraction
Restoring a Mother's Voice: An Electrician's Kind Act
A Penguin Lover's Dream Come True
Loch Ness Monster: The Mystery Continues
0:03 Calaroga Shark Media. I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Delaney planned for months in secret to donate her kidney to her dad. Dad had a type of kidney disease that could lead to kidney failure. He objected to her undergoing the surgery. A day after his successful transplant surgery, Dad learned the anonymous donor was indeed his daughter. She walked in the room wearing a hospital gown. She told ABC News she hopes her family story helps raise awareness for the need for organ donation. She says to Hurtz, but all the pain was worth it in the end. I think Environmental group Ocean Cleanups that it removed around twenty five thousand pounds of trash from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch was the biggest extraction ever. Then the next month they broke their own record by removing more than forty thousand pounds of plastic. The world's five ocean garbage patches, the largest of which is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, posed dangers to local ecosystem by tangling marine life and fishing nets. Animals eating plastic and other debris. The Ocean Cleanup aims to remove ninety percent of floating plastic from the oceans by twenty forty. They believe that is an achievable goal. An electrician with a passion for preservation restored an ancient piece of home electronics, allowing a woman to hear her departed mother's voice. Linda had an old book of Frosty the Snowman with an electronic recording of her mother reading it to her. Corrosion had long since rendered the circuitry unusable, but Linda kept the book around for sentiment. Years went by, and, as all mothers do, her mom passed away. In twenty twenty. Enter Lars, an electrician who came by
1:36 to fix something in Linda's house. In the course of his work, he came across the Frosty book. Linda said, I was really shocked because I didn't think it was going to work. For a second there, it looked like it wasn't going to but it did. I couldn't be happier, Laura said. Helping people's at the heart of what we do, so being able to help somebody in that kind of specific way, those opportunities don't come around too often. When they do, you kind of jump on them. An elderly woman cried tears of joy when her daughter fulfilled her lifelong dream of petting a real Pa penguin. Christine is a fan of all things penguin. Daughter Lindsay made her dream come true. A video shows these seventy six year old overcome with emotion after penning a penguin at Sea World in San Diego. Lindsay says, when I actually told her about the President, she didn't say any words. It was more like an excited noise. She associated herself with penguins because they're clumsy on land, but graceful in the water. My mom was the same. She's an absolute klutz, but as soon as she gets in the water, she's so graceful. She's a big fan of penguins and has been collecting penguins her whole life, toys, figurines, pencils close with penguins on them, batings, Christmas decorations, anything. When I got back, I lost counf how many times she said thank you. Here is an update on the Lockness monster. Experts are convinced there's something out there. There were eight sightings in a year. Lockness Monster hunters claim to see black humps, a periscope and even a sixty five feet dark sheep. Paul Nixon at the Lockness Center says there's been some exciting images simply unexplained. They aren't made up.
2:53 This year we had more than one hundred volunteers during Quest weekend. There were TV crews from around the world, Australia can. We've sparked new interest and there's been the new technology available, like the heat seeking drones. We've had unexplained noises and due to the media interest, there's been sightings that have resurfaced, such as one from twenty nineteen of an object with unexplained humps. Makes you wonder how many more sightings there have been. I'm not saying there's a big green monster or a dinosaur out there, but there is something we knew. There's something big in the water. We know there are eels, but how big are they. Let's say there is a monster. Leave it alone. What are you gonna do bother it? Just leave it alone. That's your five good news stories today. I enjoy the program. Tell a friend about it. They might enjoy it too. You have a great day.
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