Lock Ness Monster sighted again
In this episode, Johnny Mac shares five heartwarming and inspiring stories. First, a groom receives an emotional voicemail from his daughter at his wedding. Next, the Fernadina Beach Fire Department surprises a young accident victim with a new bike. Following that, David donates his inheritance to four charities, continuing his mother's legacy. Then, Southern Sea Otters help control invasive green crabs, benefiting California’s eelgrass. Finally, a potential Loch Ness Monster sighting is captured on webcam. Enjoy these uplifting tales and share the positivity!
00:00 First Good News Story
00:39 Firefighters to the Rescue
01:05 A Heartfelt Inheritance
01:54 Sea Otters vs. Green Crabs
03:00 Loch Ness Monster Sighting
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0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny back with five good news stories. Recently, a groom burst into tears at his wedding. Well is that good news, john Well. The groom was waiting for his bride to come down and he was stunned by a message he got from his daughter. The voicemail was from Evie, which said, Hello, Daddy, it's me Evie. I'm walking down the aisle and we'll see you now because you're gonna marry my mummy and she looks beautiful like me. We love you so so much to the moon and back, and we love you lots and lots like jelly toots. See you in a minute, see you, but don't want to be a see you later alligator. Meanwhile, in Fernadina Beach, the fire department rushed to the scene of a bicycle collision where a young man was trapped under his bike wheel. Firefighters tried to free the boy kJ, but they had to destroy the bike to get his foot out. kJ was brought to the hospital. He was treated for injuries. He had a nasty ankle's brain. The next day, on the front Nadina Fire Department facebook page, we see the firefighter, surprising kJ with a new bike. Meanwhile, when David lost his mother in a cycling accident, he was devastated. He inherited roughly one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars from her, but he told the Guardian she had a huge social conscious and was interested in the world and how it worked.
1:16 A lot of my moral framework comes from her. He wrote to six hundred of his neighbors and asked their opinion what should he do with one hundred and twenty five grand Only thirty eight people wrote back. Out of that, he formed a committee that nominated four different charities that would receive a quarter of the inheritance each. Tm Oasis is based in Liverpool's poorest areas, provides free meals to families and organizes workshops for dance, football, photography and other activities. Liverpool Kids Plant to Plate organizes lessons on growing and preparing one's own food for kids in the urban areas of the city. One of the organizers there said to the guy who donated the money, the impact it's had is out of this world. Who are you rooting for the crabs or the sea otters? You see green crabs introduced from Europe have been destroying native crab hatcheries in California.
2:04 They've been hunting juvenile salmon, leveling eel grass beds, but now they've met their match, the southern sea otter. The green crab was first introduced to North America in the eighteen hundreds, likely hitching a ride on one of those merchant ships. Researchers from the University of California Davis spent years trying to get rid of them. Meanwhile, the sea otters were nearly hunted to extinction in the nineteenth century. They got protection in nineteen thirteen before the eventual nineteen seventy seven entry on the endangered Species list. Sea otters don't have the blubber layer like other marine mammals do, so they eat a tremendous amount of calories, and they like the green crabs. Ricky is an ecologist who said the otters eating the crabs benefited the eel grass, which contributed to better water quality. When the otter population was the lowest back in two thousand and three two thousand and four, we thought the green crabs were going to take over the area and then they didn't, and for that we thank the otters. All right, we might have another Lockness monster. Sighting images captured on a Lockness webcams show an anomaly. It could be the Locknest monster, first described by Saint Columba in the summer of five sixty five AD. I had no idea, So the latest is a twenty foot long object has been spotted in the lake's waters. The object was captured on twenty four to seven. Webcam.
3:21 Images from the webcam show a long, dark object half submerged in the lock. We're told the object was moving close to shore towards Cherry Island before turning and heading further out into the lock before disappearing out of sight. Experts say the blurry images could be the monster. One skeptic said it could be a tree. It's not a tree, it's the monster. Come on, and those are your funny good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They might like it. See you if you see the Locknest Monster, hey, let us know. Would love to tell everybody about it. I mean, you gotta believe. Have a great day.
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