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Two months to go – The Rothbury Estate appeal surpasses £20m milestone

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Danube river's low water levels reveal remains of WWII German soldiers in Hungary

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Lynx reintroduction plans opposed by Northumberland councillors

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Labour, Tories and Lib Dems refuse to stand in byelection with Farage’s resignation labelled ‘desperate stunt’

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What sort of mouse / rat is this? Inherited a property with a plot of land we’re keeping wild for wildlife but these cute buggers are everywhere. My gf is scared of things with tails coming in the house [Leicester, UK]

u/No-Risk-2584 — 2 months ago

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Saw a fox last night waiting at a traffic light for the green man before crossing. It looked both ways too. Clever little thing. 10/10 for traffic safety.

Heard awhile ago that urban foxes were showing signs of self domestication. Turns out they’re also learning traffic systems.

Apparently half of all urban foxes die from road accidents so maybe a form of natural selection evolution? As in the ones surviving and breeding are becoming smarter and naturally more aware of the dangers and safety in urban environments by copying human behaviour?

Either way, good fox 🦊

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