Marathon Recycled Urine to Astonishing Car Recovery

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Well I didn't see this first one coming. Hi. I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. And if you ran the London Marathon and you had to pee, thank you. You see, there were some specially designed female porta potties and a team of firms from London thinks that using urine from female competitors, specifically those in the London Marathon, can help crops be fertilized. A startup company called pequal spelled exactly the way you think initially aimed to design a urinal style portable toilet because you know, the lines are longer than those for the men's for reasons we won't get into. So now Pequoll has teamed up with NPK Recovery, which estimates that one thousand liters of urine could fertilize enough wheat for three thousand loaves of bread. Hannah As, the founder of NPK Recovery and says urine doesn't have to be a waste product. Runner Susan told the euro Own News it's brilliant to think the nervous weeds of thousands of women are helping a good cause. Johnny Max says, enjoy your wheat bread with your sin which at lunch today good news for eight seals.

1:11 They were rescued off Block Island thanks to a new camera. They had been entangled, and they are now being rehabilitated at Mystic Aquarium. They'll eventually be released back into the ocean. The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife had placed the camera at North Lighthouse to keep an eye on the seals to support conservation efforts in real time. Sure sounds like it works, the Deem advises, though approaching seals isn't just illegal, it can cause harm. Seals can carry diseases, and getting too close can put serious stress on them. Please stay at least fifty yards away from the seals. Meanwhile, in Lake Champlain, it is now believed that a self sustaining and harvestable population of lake trout are back baby. A decision has been made to suspend the stocking of Lake Champlaine, believing that wild born, wild grown trout will be able to survive and spawn to adulthood without human assistance. Ellen as a scientist that says this is one of the quite rare events. It was rapid and obviously successful. Lake trout can live for thirty years, so effects on the population from this kind of management will take time to manifest.

2:11 Stocking began in nineteen seventy two. Eighteen years later they started controlling invasive species sea lamprey. Sea lamprey praise on the trout. In two thousand and six, there were ninety nine sea lamprey woundings per one hundred lake trout. Wow. By twenty twenty two that rate dropped to twenty three per one hundred. The idea is to keep that number at around twenty five. Seventy teams took part in a borough race. Yeah, what you had to do is lead your burrow by rope on a six mile course on unpaved roads and a single track desert trail. Now you might be like Johnny Mac, that sounds like a lot of fun, but I don't have a burrow. Don't worry. You can rent a burrow for the race. The recap were told that the race started as a madcap sprint as competitive teams galloped to the front of the pack and other burroughs instinctively attempted to keep pace. Riders are not allowed to ride the bar, but you can push, pull and coax the animal as long as you don't abuse it. Marvin and Buttercup finished first forty nine minutes.

3:08 Marvel set of Buttercup. She wants to be out front. She climbs really well. And good news for a British man. His car had been stolen. He got the car back. But wait, there's a twist. He had bought back his own stolen car. I mean funny, not funny right. Ewan came out at the end of February and found that his twenty sixteen hot A Civic had been stolen from its overnight parking space. He was sad, and he wanted to replace the car with a nearly identical vehicle. He said, sure enough, I found one for sale, same color, same year, same custom exhaust system. The license plate and VIN number were different from his stolen vehicles. He didn't think too much about it. He paid twenty six grand for the new ride and says, I started to noticing some odd things.

3:51 I noticed a tent peg and some Christmas tree pines in the trunk. I noticed some wrappers in the central storage section, all oddly similar to my stolen car car. He decided to check the cars onboard GPS and discovered the car had previously been to his house, his parents' house, and even his partner's parents' house. He told the BBC. Part of me felt sort of triumphant for a moment, until I realized, actually, this isn't a heroic moment. You didn't go out and get a car back. You've actually done something stupid. He took the vehicle to a Honda dealership. Technicians confirmed that Vinn was fake and the car was the one that had been stolen. The police in the Honda garage said this was one of the best clone jobs they've ever seen, so if it wasn't for these little artifacts, no one would have ever known. The police are handing the car over to the insurance company, who will either get it road legal again and in a position that could be insured on the original policy, or pay out for the car if it costs more than the car.

4:46 I'm so confused. Those are five good news stories for today. Lock your car, See you next time.