TSA stops Turtles In Bra Smugglers
In France, a man donates his field to create an orchard and community garden. In Poland, an emu is safely returned home after a forest adventure caused by fireworks. At the Rio Zoo, animals get popsicles to beat the summer heat. In New Zealand, a 66-year-old hiker missing for two weeks is found alive. Finally, the TSA reveals the most unusual items left at airport security, including turtles in a bra and a replica bomb.
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0:03 Kalaroka Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. A man in France has donated his field so it can be made into an orchard. Michael inherited a large empty field in western France, and he didn't think much of it was overgrown with weeds. No one in his family had any interest in doing anything with it. He had the idea to donate the entire land to the town, provided the mayor and council promise to turn it into a fruit orchard and community Gordon. The town population has five hundred and sixty bucks, and he told them, you know, if I give you the land and you develop, but it's gonna cost you guys like twelve grand. They went for it. Michael says, there are apple trees, pear trees, and plum trees, and now we'll let them grow. We'll monitor the diseases, we'll take care of the soil, and then people will come to pick their own apples they wor make jam or whatever you want to do. It'll take about four years before the first harvests. Meanwhile, in Poland, we found your emu.
0:58 The poor emu ran away after the fireworks forestry officials from the Goruland Forest District said a hiker spotted an ostrich like bird wandering along a nature trail. The hiker captured video of the animal. The bird wouldn't let anyone get close and deeper into the woods. A search launched the following day and they figured out it was an emu named Fabists Fabist. The emo had escaped from his owner's property after those pesky fireworks. Officials say the emu ran two miles into the forest. The poor emu eventually wound up cold, retired, and hungry, and a rescuer is to approach him. The emu was very calm and trusting. Everyone is back home safe. That's good. Here's the opposite of the life I've been living. You know how cold it's been this winter. While down in Rio in the Southern Hemisphere was summer. It was so hot. They had to give the animals at the zoo popsicles to help them cope with the heat. Right now, that sounds kind of nice, not kidding, man that the Biopark Zoo in Rio, some jaguars, monkeys, and other animals received popsicles and iced meals.
1:58 Zoo official said the froze and foods arranged from fruit based treats for primates to mixtures containing frozen blood or ground meat for carnivores. Zookeepers handed watermelon popsicles to monkeys. A jaguar was eating some frozen chicken. Rio had recorded temperatures above one hundred and four degrees that prompted city officials to issue a Level three heat alert and break out the popsicles. You never know what you're gonna find out there when you're hiking. Could be an emu or you run into. The sixty six year old man who had been missing in the backcountry of New Zealand for over two weeks, they found him. Yeah. Graham was discovered sheltering in a hut in the middle of the National Park by a crew of contractors who were working in the area. He had gone hiking and didn't return as expected.
2:41 Search and rescue went looking for him and they're like, yeah, I can't find them. After two weeks they were like oh. Local police made a statement and said this is an amazing result. We're pleased for him and his loved ones. Obviously he's been through quite an ordeal and everyone involved in the search is delighted to hear that he's been found alive. If you like this program and you're like, you know what to be even better John is if you didn't have those commercials. I get it. I hear you. Have you seen my heating bill? So what you want to do is you want to open up the Apple podcast app and there it says uninterrupted listening, and if you click on that, then for five bucks a month, you'll get this show and a bunch of others on the channel, including daily Comedy News which I host seven days a week in Palace Intrigue about the royal family, and five daily trivia questions and a bunch of others, all for that same five bucks, no commercials, and that all comes with a thirty day free trial. So why not try that out? The TSA released the list of most unusual items left at airport security. The list includes a replica of a bomb, not a good idea and turtles in a bra not a good idea, but in a different way. As for the replica bomb, a TSA explosive specialist responded and access the image and had to do a bag search and found PVC pipes and wooden blocks wrapped in paper marked C four who thought that was a good idea to bring that on a plane.
3:58 The explosives expert determine the ie were replicas and not a threat. The passenger said the items were training aids and was like, yeah, you guys keep them point, I don't know about that. The TSA made it clear realistic replicas of explosives are not allowed and checked or carry on bags. All right. For the rest of the list, Some turtles were found in the pants of a traveler. Some more turtles found in a bra. Apparently turtle smuggling is a thing. One guy tried to bring a knife and a knee brace in Illinois. Some others had pills in a shampoo bottle. Somebody tried a knife in a car seat. Somebody brought bullets in a bottle of ness quick, a gun in a golf bag, and the old bullets and knives concealed in tinfoil. In Ohio, people what are you doing? And those say you are five good news stories for today. You have an awesome day.
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