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Christmas · DevonCommon octopus (Octopus vulgaris). Wildlife animal. BRITISH seas have been invaded by huge European octopuses devouring our crabs and lobsters. The creatures have swum from the Mediterranean to the coast of Devon and Cornwall. They break into crab and lobster pots “totally destroying” the seafood. Fishermen have urged authorities to relax a bylaw stopping them selling 5kg octopus they find in their pots for £7 per kilo to eager Spain. One, Brian…See the Story
British Seas Being Invaded by Huge European Octopuses Who've Swum From Med
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England · EnglandIt was probably the scarcely bearable torment of Charles Dickens’ second American reading tour in 1867-8 that did most to hasten his untimely end at 58, two years later. The itinerary would have tested the constitution of a determined youngster, but to a man suffering from inflamed sinuses and bilious attacks, it rapidly turned from a triumphal progress into the road to Calvary. At every stage along the four-month schedule, there were grand dinn…Read Article
Enough Port to float a Cunard liner: Charles Dickens and wine
World Health Organization · AustraliaDr Erik Skovenborg takes a skeptical look at the science behind the World Health Organization’s warning that there is “no safe level” of alcohol consumption. A national survey in France in 1954 showed that the French, as a nation, regarded a daily intake of nearly 2 liters (approx 2 quarts) of wine as not being harmful either to the body or to the mind of a working man.1 By contrast, in a news release in January 2023, the World Health Organizati…See the Story
