The wonderful world of tennis is helping nature’s tiniest mammals survive. Each year, following Wimbledon, thousands of used ...

Rats and mice can burrow into the soil, eat plants and seeds, and gnaw on tree bark, and the pests can also carry diseases and contaminate food. But it is possible to keep them at bay with the ...

'Unfortunately, mice urinate a lot, providing a scent to other mice that may be present,' he says. 'This is their way to find a mate and start a family.' All types of mice can cause damage in the home ...

More than 300 harvest mice have been released at a national park as part of a project to re-establish a local breeding population. The scheme has been led by Steve Mills and Hilary Koll, who live ...

Once a widespread species in the UK, harvest mice are now classified as Near Threatened and are on the Red List of British Mammals. The creatures, ...