The Nose Whistler and a man on way to be cremated ISN'T DEAD

0:03 Kalaroga Shark Media. Hello Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Hey, good news for Darshan Singh. Darshan, You're not dead, you see, Darshan was being transported to Awake because Darshan had died of a chest infection at age eighty. Family, relatives and friends had gathered for a banquet and cremation when the ambulance he was carried in received a nasty jolt from a pothole. It was then that Brar's grandson, who was in the ambulance, noticed the hand moving, checking the pulse there was one. He notified the driver, Hey, no cremation, what are we doing. Brar was declared alive and savable and sent to the hospital. Another one of his grandsons says, it's a miracle. Now we're hoping that my grandfather recovers soon. Everyone who had gathered and mourn his death congratulated us, and we requested them to have the food we had arranged. Meanwhile, in Zimbabwe, at the TWA Trust Animal Sanctuary, an orphaned monkey named William has made friends with a kitten named Marble.

1:04 William lost his mother and arrived at the sanctuary in need of comfort, and companionship. He found that in Marble, a gentle kitten also recovering from the loss of her mom. According to the sanctuary, Marble offered William the gentle nurturing he was craving. The two have become inseparable, with footage capturing their adorable cuddles and Marble soothing purs as William clings to Marble's soft fur. That's said, the goal is for William the monkey to eventually return to the wild. The sanctuary plans to gradually integrate him into a troop of monkeys once he's older and stronger. In Yi, they've replaced their last coal plant with a huge battery. The battery comprises one hundred and fifty eight Tesla megapacks that began commercial operations in the west side of o Wahoo in December. The battery has a remarkable one hundred and eighty five megawatt instantaneous discharge capacity that it'll be able to handle about seventeen percent of the island's peak capacity. Have you been eating potatoes? Do you live in the United States? According to the Department of Agriculture, fifty pounds of potatoes were consumed per person in twenty nineteen.

2:07 That is the number one food thing. Number two, You're curious tomatoes. Gerald Mandy is the chief executive of the nonprofit Nourish Science and says, at some point we're gonna have to come to grips with how sick we are. It's more ultra processed food that's the problem rather than potatoes. But it depends on what the potatoes are made into and how they're made. Potatoes can be a healthy source of carbohydrates, they contain vitamin C and B six, and important minerals like potassium, magnesium, and iron, but the vast majority of potatoes produced in the US are sold in things like fries. There's a whole debate going on where potato should land in the food group categories. Cam Quarrels is the chief executive of the National Potato Council that's an advocacy group for industry farmers. CAM has called past efforts to limit potatoes and federal nutrition programs highly politicized and in opposition of the science surrounding the issue. All Right, this next story, boy, this is sexy and Ontario woman's unusual talent has earned her a Guinness World Record. Where are you going with this Johnny mack Well, Lulu Lotus blew a forty four point one decibel whistle using her nose.

3:15 She learned she could whistle using her nose at age seven. She has earned a record for loudest nose whistle in the world when she visited a acoustics Engineering Limited and had her whistle loudness measured in a specialized room designed for precision recording. She tells Guinness, I would love to attempt at even louder whistle. That must be fun to sleep next to. Her five year old son is following her footsteps, and she says it'd be a dream come true if he beat my record one day. Sure would. And that's your five good News stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it and I'll see you next time. Have a great day.