Tragic end for long distance pipistrelle
A record-breaking bat that flew more than 1,200 miles (2,018 km) from London to Russia died after being attacked by a cat.
A record-breaking bat that flew more than 1,200 miles (2,018 km) from London to Russia died after being attacked by a cat.
Another episode of On The Track! This Saturday at 3.00pm!
Hen Harrier campaign from Wild Justice
This has got to be the sort of headline that most cryptozoologists salivate over. Thelarge animal in question turns out to be a shark of unknown species. On Twitter, one woman said: “Possible shark sighting at Boscombe Beach. Everyone called out of the water.”
It is nice to know that we are not the only people who stuck our neck out and said that the theory that the Loch Ness monster is a whale penis is ridiculous. Snopes agrees.
A strange radio show I did recently
Mildly interesting article about the history of big cats in Oxfordshire
A weekly round up of the CFZ-USA blog
Another Loch Ness monster sighting claimed
Bhutan reports two different colour morphs of the Asiatic golden cat
An interesting video from Missouri showing bipedalism in North American black bears
And once again the gang are back with a whizzo new episode