Good Morning 🍃 This week’s stories offer hope and caution. A rare white bison calf at Yellowstone fulfills a Native American prophecy of prosperity. Maine's oldest lobster lady is still working at 104. A bear tries to eat a GoPro, giving a unique inside view. Callum the Stag is euthanized due to junk food health issues, showing the dangers of feeding wildlife. A missing hiker survives 10 days on berries and boot water in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Dive in!

Turns Out That Rare White Bison Calf At Yellowstone Fulfilled An Ancient Native American Prophecy

If you feel like the world's going downhill and we're one step away from the apocalypse, maybe this will give you a bit of hope. It turns out that rare white bison calf we previously covered fulfilled an ancient Native American prophecy. Far from one of those bad prophecies of doom and gloom, this was actually a prophecy of prosperity. Yay!

Meet Maine's Oldest Lobster Lady Who Is Still Working At 104

Don't let age stop you. One lobster trapper is still working every day with no plans to call it quits in the foreseeable future. She works capturing lobsters at the ripe age of 104. Meet Maine's oldest lobster lady who is still showing people what a hard work ethic looks like well into her 100s.

Ever Wonder What The Inside Of A Bear's Mouth Looks Like? Bear Tries To Eat GoPro

Have you ever wondered what the actual inside of a bear's mouth looks like? Probably not, but it's still fascinating to ponder. Many who got up close and personal probably wished that they didn't. Take this veteran who was mauled on his honeymoon no less. It's very likely if you got close enough to see the inside of a bear's mouth, then you were probably worried about other things.

Here’s Why You Don’t Feed Wildlife: ‘Callum the Stag’ Euthanized After Growing Reliant on Junk Food

Wildlife fans say internet star Callum the Stag had to be euthanized this week after he developed health problems from eating too much junk food. Now, they're blaming visitors to Scottish national parks for feeding wildlife.

Missing Hiker Survived 10 Days Eating Berries and Drinking Boot Water

California authorities located the 34-year-old missing hiker Lukas McClish, who survived 10 days alone in the Santa Cruz Mountains. According to an announcement, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office found McClish on Friday after multiple witnesses heard him yelling for help in Big Basin State Park.

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