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now for some of the stories you might have missed starting with the moment from
the US Open Windham Clark may have won the 123rd annual golf competition yesterday.
But golfer Cameron Young
definitely had the most memorable shot of
the round around halfway through the open.
One of the young's drives went off course and when his ball was
discovered it had landed right in the ball holder of the golf course.
That's cool.
Said my first thought was just a little bit of comedy and that's where it ended up.
My second thought was that I had no shot at all from there.
Luckily they did not force him to take his next shot from the cart.
He was able to make part. I wish he did get some kind of,
to be honest, I would rather have it in that spot anyway,
because people remember way harder to get it,
especially in that little nook and cranny inside the golf cart, which is great.
Uh You mentioned Windham Clark by the way, winning the US Open. Congratulations
to him uh from my home state of Colorado.
He is the first, uh, Colorado native to ever win the US Open,
which is exciting to hear big week for Denver sports.
The last week
we have the Nuggets win the NBA finals. Wyndham Clark here.
Gosh, I, I better get a lotto ticket.
Uh, by the way, guys, a diver got an aquatic surprise, mid
selfie.
Last week we showed you this video of a giant fish taking a
bite out of the diver's camera as he explored the Australia coral sea.
That was pretty scary.
Well,
this must be the most interesting go pro in
the world because that same diver was interrupted again.
But this time while trying to take an underwater selfie,
an octopus you'll see here in a second, grabbed his camera.
So rather than taking a bite,
the octopus used all eight of its arms to play a round of tug of war. And almost one,
the diver called the octopus,
super smart and very strong and said she was undeniably
the queen of the reef octopuses are literally one,
incredibly smart, incredibly intelligent,
one of the most intelligent um uh animals out there on the planet.
Have you ever see
um
what's my octopus teacher?
That, that documentary that won best documentary at the oss a
few years ago because the guy connects because you realize how much
they're able to like sort of have nerves and feelings and all that sort of stuff.
They only live 12 to 18 months is how long the average octopus lives?
Which is insane because they're always poached.
They're always like gone after for food.
So a different perspective on octopus because they're sweet.
All they want is a photo.
They just want to be in the Valencia filter like everybody else.
That's all they wanted.
And I love this story.
And archaeologists have made a perfectly preserved discovery last
week at an ancient burial site in Germany.
Look at that a 3000 year old sword from the middle bronze age was uncovered, guys,
it looks as good as new despite being buried for thousands of years.
Researchers say he was still gleaming.
The octagonal handle is
entirely from bronze making it a very rare find.
Experts believe the sword was made as a real weapon and was left as a burial gift.
The grave also had the remains of three people, a man,
a woman and young person as well as plenty of other goods.
Researchers say there's plenty more to examine and they may find
out more about the grave site as they continue this excavation.
I read this yesterday and I just started watching Game of Thrones. I was
gonna
say
exactly, feels like this is like Game of Thrones,
but like somebody who was really good with
the sword died and they buried the sword with
kind of
it's coming up in the next season of uh of an HBO series for you guys,
speaking of coming up in the next season,
uh, Courtney Kardashian announces she's with the sign,
of course
pregnant. Did he not notice? I mean, of course.
And then everybody saw this sign while they were at the show.
We have all the date coming up. Don't go anywhere.