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Teenagers Nick Heath and Jack Donnelly were riding their motorbikes near Sydney, Australia when they spotted a kangaroo buried in mud. Nick crawled through the mud quarry to rescue the baby kangaroo, then Jack pulled them back with a rope. They named the roo Lucas, gave him a bath, and took him to a wildlife rescue service to recover.
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A museum in Sydney Australia was surprised to find that a coffin they’d thought was empty for 150 years, actually held a mummy! The 2500 year old sarcophagus had been donated saying it had mixed debris in it. The skull is filled with resin, similar to King Tut’s skull, so Egyptologists are excited to study it!
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Kasey Stewart and Julie Berry know how to fill a 4-day weekend. They traveled to all 7 continents in 92 hours, even after a 20-hour flight delay between Chile and Antarctica due to a snowstorm! They stopped in Sydney, Dubai, Cairo, Frankfurt, Toronto, Santiago and Antarctica. Now they have to recover from extreme jetlag!
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Okay, Nutella fans, here’s your chance to witness a world record! In Sydney Australia tomorrow, a line of pancakes covered in Nutella hazelnut spread will form a giant heart. They hope it will be the longest line of pancakes at over 164 feet long. If you are there, you can help eat it all up!
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Taronga Zoo in Sydney Australia has over 20 baby feathertail gliders! Also known as pygmy glider possums, 12 gliders were pregnant at once and the joeys have all emerged from their mothers’ pouches. The marsupials are so quick and tiny that zoo officials can’t quite count them. Adults are less than 3 inches long!
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