CNN 5 Things 5 Good Things: An Ancient Wolf is Back: The Path to Save Another
Apr 12, 2025
An NHL star makes history while raising funds for pediatric cancer research. Two tortoises become first-time parents in their nineties. Scientists make headlines by reviving the extinct dire wolf and working to save critically endangered red wolves. A global movement encourages going offline for more meaningful connections. Plus, a heartwarming reunion of a lost dog with its owner after five years showcases the importance of microchipping. It's uplifting, innovative, and filled with community spirit!
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Ovechkin's Record and Charity
- Alex Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's 30-year-old NHL scoring record with 895 goals.
- He donates to pediatric cancer research for each goal, matched by the Capitals.
Tortoise Parents
- Two Galapagos tortoises, ages 96 and 97, became first-time parents at the Philadelphia Zoo.
- Four of their 16 eggs have hatched so far, all female, with potentially more to come.
Go Offline
- Try attending phone-free events to disconnect from technology and connect with people.
- Offline clubs host these events globally, offering live music, mindful activities, and social interaction.