While myths about wildlife abound, most are patently false. Bats are not blind; big bears can’t climb trees and birds will not abandon a fledgling touched by a human, among other falsehoods.

Conservation body NatureScot has said it is happy to discuss what gull management measures can be taken in the Borders after ...

Problems in Eyemouth were said to be "out of control" Conservation body NatureScot has said it is happy to discuss what gull management ... children were attacked by herring gulls in the space ...

lesser black-backed gull, herring gull, common gull and black-headed gull. During the colder months, small numbers of Mediterranean gulls, scarcely seen in Hertfordshire, also fly in, the trust said.

One Scottish council says it has plan to try and prevent the birds being a health and safety risk.

Conservation body NatureScot has said it is happy to discuss what gull management measures can ... heard last year that seven children were attacked by herring gulls in the space of a month ...

Gulls are a little scary. They frighten me. I don’t mean literally, in a Hitchcockian sense. The nightmare comes in trying to ...

Even when they are babies the red tawny shows his feisty nature. We have had our first herring gull chicks arrive. A downpour washed the three youngsters off roofs. Even when only a week old the ...

This large, adaptable gull rules the coastlines and waterways of North America, equally at home stealing french fries on busy beaches or diving for fish in quiet harbors. The American Herring Gull is ...

Male wasp spiders use the hairs on their legs to sniff out mates 1. A sense of taste has been documented in many spiders, but how most species smell airborne chemicals remains a mystery ...

The wildlife hospital also admitted multiple rare animals that they often do not admit including three bobcats, foxes, Bonaparte’s gull, brown booby, fulvous whistling duck, peregrine falcon, hooded ...