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The Natural History Museum has returned more than 100 skeletons to New Zealand where they will be buried after more than 100 years.

Kate, who lives at Kensington Palace when in London, is "down to earth" and fits in very well with the other mums, according to a source, while she tries to entertain her children

Flying ants typically gather in swarms from the end of July as mating season approaches.

There are already plenty of mosquitoes in Australia. They bring pest and public health risks to many parts of the country.

A new study has revealed that the UK's flying insect population has reduced by as much as 60% in the last 20 years meaning bug invaders should be protected rather than killed

It extends to all flying insects

He's back after four years away on a UK tour

The 85ft-long plaster cast of a diplodocus skeleton was first put on display in the London museum in 1905.

LUCKNOW: If you have interest in birds or animals that existed millions of years ago or species that are extinct or endangered, the upcoming Natural History Museum will be the place for you. Scheduled to open in March 2023 adjacent to the State Museum on zoo campus, the museum will…