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Baby goats wear coats to keep warm

Baby goats wear coats to keep warm

By Elizabeth Hunter Adorable photos show baby goats wearing coats - to stay warm in the chilly spring weather. Cedar and Sweetheart are five-week old Anglo-Nubian goats, who are being raised by staff at Auchingarrich Wildlife Park. Due to their young age - and the typical chilly Scottish spring weather

Farm celebrates newborn animals by naming them after cheese

Farm celebrates newborn animals by naming them after cheese

By Dean Murray A farm is celebrating a baby boom by naming its new arrivals – after cheese. Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm in Wraxall has welcomed rare breed lambs and a lively group of goat kids. The first Bagot goat kids of the season have already been named Brie and

Dad completes challenge to park in every space at local parking lot

Dad completes challenge to park in every space at local parking lot

By Isobel Williams A bored dad has completed a quest to park in all the bays at his local Sainsbury's - five years after accomplishing the same feat at another branch. Gareth Wild previously spent six years mapping every spot at his local supermarket in Bromley, south-east London

Mom and daughter dramatically saved from sinking sand

Mom and daughter dramatically saved from sinking sand

By Charlie Fenton This is the dramatic moment mom and daughter were saved from drowning after they became stuck waist-deep in wet sand as a tide was coming in. Shocking CCTV video captures a young girl playing in the sand at 5:20 pm, near the Three Shells Lagoon,

Gene yaks have could inspire new multiple sclerosis treatments

Gene yaks have could inspire new multiple sclerosis treatments

By Stephen Beech A special gene that helps animals survive at high altitude could enable new treatments for multiple sclerosis, suggests new research. Scientists say that the genetic mutation that enables yaks to thrive high up mountains may hold the key to repairing nerve damage in conditions such as multiple

Are toys with artificial intelligence that ‘talk’ to young children safe?

Are toys with artificial intelligence that ‘talk’ to young children safe?

By Stephen Beech AI-powered toys that “talk” to young children should be more tightly regulated and carry new safety kitemarks, warns a new report. The playthings are not always developed with children’s psychological safety in mind, say experts. The first systematic study of how Generative AI toys affect

James Webb Space Telescope captures galaxy from T. rex era

James Webb Space Telescope captures galaxy from T. rex era

By Dean Murray A galaxy whose light set out when Tyrannosaurus rex had just died out has been captured in striking detail by the James Webb Space Telescope. Two instruments aboard the NASA/ESA/CSA observatory have created a jaw-dropping image revealing the structure of NGC 5134, a spiral