The Man with the Most Teeth

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Hi there, Johnny Man with five good news stories. A man in Malaysia has set the Guinness World Record for having forty two teeth, ten more than your typical adults. He's thirty three. He realized something in twenty twenty one during a family gathering when he mentioned that he seemed to have extra teeth. He counted them and found thirty eight. A dental x ray later showed four additional teeth that had not yet emerged. The teeth have grown in mostly straight and have not caused any health problems. Most people don't notice the difference until he tells them dead to say, you may eventually have two more. Police in Georgia how to use what they described as a lot of muscle to capture a large tortoise that escaped from a high school. The large tortoise wandered into the surrounding community. Yes, the tortoise got out of its enclosure.

0:52 Residents spotted the large tortoise after it had traveled a surprising distance from the school. They called nine to one pint one. The police department was like, Hello, this is the police. Hey, there's a large tortoise on the loose. Really interesting, The PD responded. They wrangled the animal, which they described as very large, very determined, and ridiculously heavy. Scientists in South Korea have developed a spray on powder that can seal life threatening wounds almost instantly, potentially saving thousands of lives. This is pretty cool. The powder stops bleeding in about one second. It forms a strong hydrogel barrier when sprayed directly onto wounds such as a bullet injury. Excessive bleeding is the leading cause of death from combat industries. That's why the technology was designed with battlefield conditions in mind.

1:35 The powder reacts with calcium and the blood to rapidly turn into a gel that seals the wound. Researchers say it can absorb more than seven times its own weight and blood and creates a strong, three dimensional barrier that can withstand pressure. Nice job by a postal worker in Pennsylvania. Bruce went beyond his normal duties after he found a wallet buried in the snow. Yeah, he's delivering in the mail kind of out by Pittsburgh. It was minus eleven degrees fahrenheit. Yeah, it was a pretty bad winter. He placed the wall in his car and finished his route. He plans to return it after a shift ended. After work, he searched the wald for ID and found an address, and he drove to the address to return it, but learned that the owner of the wallet had moved to another town. Rather than give up, Bruce, the post worker continued the trip and drove about fifty two miles round trip to deliver the wallet personally. The wallet belonged to a woman whose husband, Matt, said it contained about one hundred dollars along with credit cards, ID and health cards.

2:26 Bruce refused a reward. Be on the lookout if you're in Nashville. People say there's an African oryx antelope roaming the area. The animal was first photographed by Lance near Old Marrowbone Road, you know the place. Lance initially thought it was a large goat, but he realized it was more unusual. Locals have nicknamed the antelope Leonard. Leonard has been spotted in yards, farms, and along the nearby roads. Local sayer reminds them of back in twenty twenty five, when ed the zebra escaped and spent eight days roaming another part of the Nashville area. Authorities have not yet determined where the orcs came from. Some suspect it may have escaped from a nearby exotic animal farm. Tennessee law does not prohibit private ownership of an oryx. And those are your five good New stories for today.