You’ve heard the phrase ‘Mad as a March hare’, right? Well, it might have to be revisited soon, with warmer winter weather sending March hares mad – in February. In northern Scotland, one of the first ...

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Friends that live up on Boreas Pass Road have a motion camera that videos many creatures that “go bump” in the night by their back deck. Recently its camera revealed a creature that goes “hop” in the ...

The Anglo-Saxon object would probably have been used to weigh down the end of a belt, Cambridgeshire finds liaison officer Helen Fowler said. The 22mm (0.9in) by 15.3mm (0.6in) object was discovered ...

Bringing to life spectacles of natural wonder on our doorstep There’s no evidence of Brown Hares (Lepus europaeus) living in the UK before Roman times and it has been suggested that the Romans ...