Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim.

Today is Wednesday, November 8th, 2023.

And we begin with a new lease on life

for Britain's loneliness sheep.

Since 2021, Fionna has been stuck at the base of an 820 foot cliff, with steep rock on one side and water on the other.

Her plight captivated much of Scotland, with all potential rescue plans considered too risky.

While she waited, she ate a lot and plumped up so much that plucking her from her

predicament became even more problematic.

But last weekend, two years into her isolation,

CBS News reports that five farmers, one on top of the cliff

and four who inch their way down,

hoisted her to safety with a

pulley. One slip of foot they posted on Facebook and they would have been

fools with good intentions. Fiona received a clean bill of health and a long overdue shearing before rejoining some sheep friends on a nearby farm.

The wool from her haircut is now expected to be spun into an item, maybe a sweater, and auctioned for charity.

It's called The Holy Grail of Shipwrecks and reportedly holds sunken loot to the tune of 20 billion dollars.

According to historians, the Spanish galleon San Jose tried but failed to outrun a fleet of British

warships off Columbia on June 8th, 1708,

when it went down with a treasure trove of gold, silver, and emeralds.

That bounty now sits far below the surface of the Caribbean Sea, a few miles from the port of Carta Hania on the edge of the continental shelf.

A U.S. company claims it found the wreck back in 1981 and made an arrangement with the Colombian

government to split the booty once recovered. Columbia disputes that and now

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