Red Hot Chili Peppers' Yosemite Collaboration

0:03 Caaloroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm shutting back with five good news stories. Let's just start with the gudness record. I've been doing so many of these this summer. A Nigerian man shook his backside for three hours and thirty minutes to break the record for longest twerking. He took on the challenge to raise awareness about depression and the importance of mental health. About a g day, Adamanjo wrote on his TikTok account, We're beyond thrilled to announce that our record breaking achievement has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records. We're incredibly proud of set a new standard in twerking and we couldn't have done it without your energy, enthusiasm and support. Good news if you want to live long, and better news if you're a mouse. Scientists have moved a step closer to unlocking the secrets of anti aging to developed a method of extending the lifespan of mammals by twenty five percent. Imperial College London researches inhibited the protein inter luken al in middle aged mice that reportedly improved the animal's vision, hearing, metabolism, lung health and muscle function, even preventing hair loss and graying. Treated mice lived an average of one hundred and fifty five weeks compared to one hundred and twenty weeks for untreated mice. They also had fewer cancers and fewer signs of aging. Good job scientists.

1:21 Also good job by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. They're collaborating with the Parks Project to celebrate the Red Hot Chili peppers twenty fifth anniversary. Together, they've debuted a limited edition capsule collection inspired by the beauty of Yosemite National Park and the album Californication. The capsule collection has three pieces, a t shirt, a crew neck sweatshirt, and a blanket, each combining elements from Californication and Yosemite. The band has donated to Nature Bridge, a nonprofit that provides scholarships to underserved children to explore the wonder and adventure of Yosemite through outdoor education programs. Meanwhile, let's plant some trees. Researchers have discovered trees also absorbed methane. We already knew that trees were good about pulling carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and we could definitely use some of that these days. Now, a study has shown that tree bark absorbs methane, also a greenhouse gas. While methane doesn't stay as long in the atmosphere as CO two, it does trap more heat in the Earth's atmosphere. We'll still need to do some other things, but maybe we should plant more trees.

2:25 All right, good news. If you lost something at the Denver Airport, they've got a lost and found Let's see what they have found. Maybe one of these things is yours. They recently found some elk meat, so if you lost your elk meat while you're traveling, check the Denver Airport. They also have a circular saw. Supervisor Noel said the top five things that are lost or bags, IDs, glasses, electronics, and jewelry that all make sense. At the time of this recording, they had found a forklift, battery. Lost and found items are held by the airport for thirty days. She says, we're always trying to return the items back to the owner. Meanwhile, a study of European hotels earlier this year included some lost and found stuff, one of which was a full clown costume. And those are your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They might like it to you.

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