- Mammals: Including rabbits, hares, foxes, badgers, deer, and bats.
- Birds: Including skylarks, meadow pipits, stonechats, linnets, and yellowhammers.
- Reptiles: Including adders, grass snakes, and common lizards.
- Amphibians: Including frogs, toads, and newts.
- Invertebrates: Including butterflies, moths, bees, wasps, ants, and spiders.
Many of these species are protected by law, and the Stonehenge site is managed to ensure that their habitat is protected.
In the heart of the forest massif of Fontainebleau, in Seine-et-Marne, are more than 2000 shelters engraved by our prehistoric ancestors. During prehistory, our ancestors notably carved furrows and grids in the rocks of the forest massif of Fontainebleau. CJAMY. Camille Gauberts column is broadc
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Hebrew University archaeologists have found a new cave that once contained Dead Sea Scrolls. Fragment of a blank scroll, found in cave Q12, recently discovered at the site of Qumran, in the Judean desert. Its stunning! Ive been waiting for this news for 20 years! Admits, still in shock, Mireille
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