Mice Performing CPR

0:03 Caalaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm hunting Mack with five good news stories and good news for a nine hundred pound dolphin. You see these guys in New Zealand. They're out there fishing. They're right in their own business, and suddenly a dolphin appears to fall out of the sky and landed in their small boat. An eleven foot bottle nosed dolphin had jumped on top of the boat. The fisherman suddenly noticed a shadow and then it heard a loud boom. One of them said, the dolphin decided to jump on board and say hello, one minute, everything's fine, And just like lightning striking, there's a big dolphin in our boat, trashing around and breaking everything. The dolphin snapped every single fishing rod we had in the boat. They of course, wanted to help the dolphin. They said, we looked at the dolphins still live and breathing. We thought we got to start looking after him, figure out what to do because he's stuck in the boat for now. Now, this dolphin is nine hundred pounds, so it's not like, hey, let's just lift up the dolphin. The fishermen alerted New Zealand's conservation agency. They were directed to a boat ramp an hour away. Workers were there to help the dolphin.

1:05 The fisherman used a hose to keep the dolphin wet and protected him from the sun using a damp towel. And this was five good news stories. So I'm happy to tell you the dolphin got to swim away and the fishermen have a story to tell. In Colorado, a woman donated a kidney to the man she went to the prom with thirty five years earlier. Now, way back, when Sean was sixteen years old, he was the president of the student council. He was voted most likely to succeed. He invited someone to the prom and she said no, So he went to a backup. Elena. The backup finds this all funny and said he needed a backup. Sean remembers her as smart, pretty, and a remarkably nice person. Elena said, I was happy to go to a prom.

1:45 What girl wouldn't go. Thirty five years later, their lives intertwined again. You see, her friend Julie is married to one of his friends. Word got around. Remember that guy he went to the one thirty five years ago. He's on dialysis he needs a new kidney. Even though they were a match on prom night, they weren't a match for organs. So they both started the paired exchange process where Hurricandney would go to someone in need and he would receive another achidney from somebody who was compatible. Smart process there and again this is five good news stories. Everything turned out okay. Eagle watchers were excited. There was a birdcam. Everybody was watching the birdcam, and two new eagles were born at the Big Bear Lake Forest in California.

2:27 The nest is atop a one hundred and forty five foot tree. That's a big tree. Two bald eagles known as Jackie in Shadow had two eglets. Friends of the Big Bear Lake Forest say more than seventy thousand people were watching when the second hatchling arrived. Scientists are getting it done. A group of doctors just became the first in the world's cure blindness in four children with a rare genetic condition. Doctors in London injected healthy copies of the impacted gene into the eyes of four children between the ages of one and two during a one hour surgery. Those children can now see shapes, find toys, and recognize their parents' faces and even read and write. That is amazing. And one more science story. Scientists also say they saw a mouse moving and unconscious mouse's tongue kind of like CPR Lijang is at the University of Southern California and introduced cage mice to a fellow mouse who was under anesthesia and watched as the mouse spent nearly six seven minutes trying to help the sedated mouse. All right, So then they tried it again. They inserted non toxic plastic balls into sedated mice and then in eighty percent of the encounters, another mouse would remove the ball. Apparently, mice are pretty cool. Those are five good news stories for today.

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