The dog found your 150 frisbees

0:02 The shark deck. I'm Chenny Mack with five good news stories. Hey, good news, I think Daisy the dog found your frisbee. A dog has retrieved one hundred and fifty discs from the woods. Daisy the dog hangs out at Grand View Park in Moundsville, West Virginia. Human Kelly was walking Daisy the dog through the park when the yellow Labrador retriever stopped, sniffed the air, took off running. Daisy came back with her frisbee. Kelly the human put the frisbee in her backpack and went home and didn't think more of it. Daisy then became obsessed with finding errand discs from disc golf. You see, this park has two disc golf courses, and Kelly the human figured someone was playing and through the disc into the woods and didn't bother finding it.

0:47 The park is pretty big, four miles of walkways surrounding the disc golf course, so on subsequent trips, Daisy would run into the woods come back with her frisbee. Kelly didn't know what to do with all the frisbee, so she took them home put them in a box at her basement. Recently, the collection reached one hundred and forty three Frisbees. Kelly's friend gave an idea, Hey, wanting you sell them as a fundraiser, so they're planning it. Das he found twelve more. Now there's one hundred and fifty five, so they're going to sell them and then put all the funding backage the disc golf course. That's nice, right, Hey, good news if you're bloating and you like dark chocolate. A nutritionist says dark chocolate could be the answer to bad bloating. The nutritionist says, when our microbiome is imbalanced, it can lead to gas, discomfort and that dreaded bloated feeling. That's where postbiotics come in. These amazing compounds are produced when probiotics interact with our gut.

1:34 They play a crucial role in supporting a healthy digestive system. Dark chocolate, with a rich flavor and antioxident properties can provide a dose of postbiotic goodness. Indulge in a square too, let your taste buds and get rejoice. Good news for Oliver Johnson. He's eight and had a cool birthday. Oliver is obsessed with trucks. He knows the name of every truck, every truck manufacturer, every trucking company, and his mom offered fifty dollars to anyone who would come give him a ride on his birthday. Mom hoped one truck driver would do it. Well, forty truck drivers came up. Oh, let's see forty times fifty. Mom, this is going to be an expensive birthday. Barry Hart is the owner of Heart Haulage Trucking, and he's the one that organized the convoy. He said, every one of these truckers that's doing this, and there's probably ten trucks that are at least coming from four away.

2:20 Those guys that'll cost him five hundred, six hundred dollars to get that truck down there, do their thing, and not one of them is asking for anything. Some mom's not on the hook for two grand Happy birthday there. Now here's a headline good news if you have giant hot testicles. What's going on, Johnny Macwell? Apparently hot testicles explain why elephants hardly ever get cancer. I'm curious, aren't you. The ability to avoid cancer is called Peto's paradox. Apparently, scienceist Richard Peto made an observation that normally a larger animal would have more cells and chances for cell division, which would increase their cancer risk. However, Peto noticed that two of the largest animals on the planet, whales and elephants, don't get cancer. So this is kind of deep in the weeds signed stuff. But apparently elephants have evolved of twenty copies of the TP fifty three gene that protect themselves from cancer. That protein has the task of fixing any damaged DNA when a seal is dividing. Humans only have one copy of this protein, so the scientists think that the elephants have developed extra copies of the TP fifty three genes as a way to avoid overheating during sperm production. All right, I don't want to get too graphic here, but if you're han sweaty, could be good news. I am Patty Callahan, Henry, I am Mary kay Andrews, I'm Kristin Harmel, and I'm Kristy Woodson Harvey. Friends in Fiction is led by four longtime friends. The four of us with more than seventy five published books between us. Through end

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