What happens to breast implants after cremation? PLUS Worst Lawn, Moose Rescue and Cicada Invasion!

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Kalaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
shunning Mack with five new stories. Congratulations

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to an Australian woman. Her bandicoots
ravaged yard was dubbed the winner of the

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World's Ugliest Lawn competition. Kathleen,
you are the winner. The town of

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Gotland, Sweden, started this contest
two years ago to encourage locals to conserve

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water. The contest went global,
with lawns in the US, Canada,

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Britain, Germany, France and Croatia
competing for unesthetic honors. Kathleen's lawn features

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sparse patches of yellow grass, shrivel
plants, and dry divits caused by local

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bandicoots. She tells The Guardian.
The bandicoots love digging, That's how they

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find a favorite food. Now my
backyard looks like a real life Hungry Hungry

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Hippo game. She was awarded a
pre owned T shirt with the phrase proud

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owner of the World's Ugliest lawn,
I might nominate some of my neighbors.

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Did I say that I'm sorry?
A New Brunswick couple teamed up with some

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peace officers to rescue a moose.
You didn't think I was gonna say moose.

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You thought I I was gonna say, dog, didn't you No moose

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that fell into a river couldn't get
back out. Joline and Claude were out

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for a drive they spotted a moose
that had fallen through the ice into a

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river. Jolene told the CBC when
she spotted us, she tried to get

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up, and all she could do
was slip and fall back into the ice.

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She couldn't get a grip. We
know if we didn't help her get

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out, she probably wouldn't be able
to make it. She posted a series

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of videos on Facebook showing her husband
venturing out to get on the ice and

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putting a strap around the moose's back
leg. This is like, I mean,

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i'd call someone. I wouldn't be
like, I'll get the moose out.

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Joline says that moose was eventually able
to stand on its own. I

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don't know if she knew she was
being rescued and it was gonna be a

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happy ending for her, but she
was just super calm. All right,

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good news feel like cicadas. Now. When I was a kid, I

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couldn't stand cicadas. I lived in
New York City and I don't know when

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I was like seven, the cicada
noise would driving me nuts. Now I

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live in the suburbs, I love
it. I can't get enough cicadas.

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I find them so entertaining, especially
when there's like lots of them and they're

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all over Well. This spring both
brewed. Oh I got to do Roman

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numerals here. Let's say night brood
nineteen and brood thirteen will both emerge this

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spring XIX and XIII, and catch
you're curious. The last time the cicada

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showed up at the same time in
the US, Thomas Jefferson was the president.

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If you're in the Midwest or the
southeast, they'll be more plentiful than

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ever, at least since the Louisiana
purchase. You see, the Northern Illinois

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brood is on a seventeen year cycle. The Great Southern brood is on a

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thirteen year cycle. If you miss
it this spring, it'll be another two

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hundred and twenty one years before that
math works out again. The cicadas will

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start to appear in late April.
They will use their fore legs to tunnel

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out from the earth. Their beady
red eye is looking for a spot where

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they can peacefully finish maturing a few
days is later, the mails will start

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buzzing trying to find a mate.
Doctor Floyd Shockley from the Entomology Collections Committee

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at the Smithsonian great name doctor Floyd
Shockley. Doctor Schlockley says the dual emergence

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will result in more than one trillion
cicadas appearing in the roughly sixteenth state area.

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Were you to put one trillion cicadas
in a line end to end,

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it would cover fifteen million, seven
hundred and eighty two eight and twenty eight

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miles. Now, if you're wondering
how long that is, doctor Shockley tells

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us that cicada train would reach to
the moon and back thirty three times.

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A four year old giraffe named Benito
is at his new home and a large

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animal park in central Mexico. Benito
was transferred following pressure from animal advocates.

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He had spent the last year totally
alone at a dusty city park in siadad

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Horez. He was transferred on a
crate in the back of a flatbed truck.

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Frank Camacho is the director of the
Safari Park and says he's been alone

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for a long time. It's going
to take a few days to introduce him

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to the rest of the herd.
But even so, we believe this is

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a very stable herd and they'll accept
him. It all depends on Benito how

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he interacts with the herd. And
I'll leave you with this one. A

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woman was kind of surprised grandma passed
away and was cremated, and the mortician

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said, do you want her breast
implants? You didn't think I was gonna

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say that, did you know?
You didn't think that at all. Normally,

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non metal materials are not removed before
cremation, but the funeral home decided

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to take them out anyway. The
woman said farewell to Grandma, and then

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a team member from the funeral home
took her side was like, do you

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want the breast implants? The woman
updated on TikTok and said, my aunt

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has them now in the box they
put them in. An expert on cremation

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on TikTok said, if a female's
breast implants, they're not removed. Eventually

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the body decomposes and becomes a skeleton
with fake boobs. And that's your five

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good news stories today. Hope you
enjoyed this show. This was a fun

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