THIS is the eerie moment a mysterious creature strolls through a town park – leaving experts baffled as to what the ...

The detailed structure of a misfolded protein from a diseased deer could help explain why the disease hasn’t made the leap to humans.

In a study led by Naim Bautista, a postdoctoral researcher in Jay Storz’s lab at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the team ...

Naturally, they have to watch where they step because the park is also known for the black, round droppings scattered all over the ground. But in recent years, the deer--clearly overfed--have ...

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But the Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust has now said they have seen likely signs of a mouse, including droppings and urine, raising fears that the rodent may have arrived contained in animal feed.

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