Endangered dormice 'thrive on central reservation'
Endangered dormice are thriving on the central reservation of a busy road in Cornwall, and are even able to regularly cross safely to the other side, according to ecologists.
Dormice asleep in the middle of the A30 in Cornwall. Photo: EPICNEWS.CO.UK "The mice, which snooze all day and hibernate for seven months of the year, usually live in quiet woodland areas or the margins of fields.
However, a year-long study, commissioned by the Highways Agency, found that a population has built up on the central reservation of the A30 at Penlan, Cornwall".
5 comments:
Talk about living dangerously!!!
They didn't cross the road - they stayed in the middle.
That's Cornish dormice for you!
Next thing they'll be calling for Indepenmice.
My cats would "a dor e" these....
IRONSIDE
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