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Sir David Attenborough believes TV naturalists like him could become extinct and replaced by amateurs from the YouTube generation. The broadcaster ...
Going on a walk allows us to take a step back from our daily routine. You can feel the wind in your face, the changing of the seasons, the excitement of coming across a beautiful building or the buzz from immersing yourself in a rich social history.
Exactly 100 pieces of stunning wildlife photography are to go on display at the Natural History Museum in London ahead of the announcement of the Veol...
Farmers may have caused the obesity epidemic by using antibiotics to fatten up livestock, according to a study. Researchers found low exposure to a...
Bioengineers have taken apart a rat and built a jellyfish. The synthetic animal - called a medusoid - was put together with silicone and muscle cel...
It's a rare quality for one single place to have such a standing in a nations collective memory that it comes to symbolise the character and spirit of a country. The White Cliffs of Dover have served that function for countless generations and really do encapsulate that often over used word 'iconic'.Â
Caerfyrddin, my father's county, takes its name from the Roman word for a castle, caer, and the wizard Myrddin - famously in English, Merlin - who was born, they say, in the town of Carmarthen.
Mushroom clouds, forks of lightning, furious thunderstorms and tornado funnels are the apocalyptic images which make up this astonishing set of bl...
Rolling hills and idyllic countryside, doesn't it sometimes all get rather twee? Art dealers Coates and Scarry seem to think so, which is why they've ...
I'm back from a camping sojourn in the sodden British countryside and I have to reveal a shocking truth; everything in nature is about sex. Stuck in ...
On June 2, 2012, the world celebrated Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee, and her 60 years of outstanding service as Head of State to the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. Her firstborn son, Charles, The Prince of Wales, also celebrated a noteworthy occasion.
Poised on the brink of economic meltdown as we are, governments all over the world are baying frantically for growth. But growth is not the answer to our problems.
Britain's butterfly numbers fell by more than a fifth across the countryside last year, a study has revealed. The 22% drop in butterflies in 2011 i...
A Polish photographer has spent hours capturing head-to-head insect battles. Igor Siwanowicz's shots of all-male battling insect include stag beet...
Looking not unlike a gummy sweet or an astonishingly accurate CG concoction, this jewel caterpillar is one of mother nature’s wildcards. The inc...
Chinese zoo workers donned panda suits as they transported a cub and his mother to a new location at the Wolong National Nature Reserve. Panda cub...
After months of debate, the science journal Nature has finally published the first of two controversial papers US security advisers previously warned ...
Source: SWNS A tiny bunny met with a grisly end after being snatched up and carried off by a hungry Raven. The rabbit's doomed last moments we...
The horrifying moment a golden orb spider devours a brown tree snake has been caught on video. Filmed by Cairns kite surfer Ant Hadleigh, the grue...
I had somebody ask me recently in a most astonished voice why I had moved back to Finland after almost 20 years abroad. It made me laugh. That a Finn should ask such a question, how typical! A Spaniard would've asked me how come I managed to survive so long away from Spain, the best country in the world!
But a to-do list? Don't we get enough of these with our children's educations, their diets, even their gestation in the womb. This list of "shoulds" goes against the very freeform discovery it's meant to inspire.
Art is getting bigger. Whether it’s one hundred million sunflower seeds in the Tate Modern, or Damien Hirst’s vitrines, installation art is here t...
I was a bit nervous placing Eldhús at the end of an old dock in Stokkseyri. When I was 12 years old working on a farm one Summer I learned how to drive a tractor backwards with a trailer full of hay.
It's always feels a little bit surreal attending a 'mainstream' catwalk show at London fashion Week. I tend to spend most of the week at the Vauxhall ...
A farmer claims to have killed the largest fox ever seen in Britain. Alan Hepworth from Aberdeenshire said he shot the 38lb 10oz fox near his home....
