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Wallaby hit by driver in rural lane - Vimarsana News

Wallaby hit by driver in rural lane

A WALLABY was found dead in Benhams Lane, Fawley, on Monday morning. The animal’s body had a head injury, believed to have been caused in a collision with...

Animal deaths on UK roads fell sharply during covid-19 lockdowns - Vimarsana News

Animal deaths on UK roads fell sharply during covid-19 lockdowns

The coronavirus lockdowns presented a rare natural experiment to see what happens to wildlife collisions when the traffic declines drastically

What if all roads went underground? - Vimarsana News

What if all roads went underground?

Roads pollute cities, eat up public space and fragment habitats. Could moving them underground help?

Source: bbc.co.uk
'Accidental meat': should carnivores embrace eating roadkill? | Foraging - Vimarsana News

'Accidental meat': should carnivores embrace eating roadkill? | Foraging

My parents have been eating pheasants killed on the roads for years and encouraging me to try them. Is this the most ethical approach to meat-eating?

M5 tops the country's list of animal roadkill incidents - Vimarsana News

M5 tops the country's list of animal roadkill incidents

Apparently, the motorway which runs through Somerset is the most dangerous in the country for animals. Statistics show that more animals are killed on the M5 than on any other road in the country. A Freedom of Information requests submitted by uswitch to Highways England, the Department for Economy and Transport, the Department for Transport and the Department for Infrastructure, show 279 instances of roadkill reported on the M5 between June 2019 and September 2020. Not far behind was the M6 with 244 reported roadkills, with the M62 third on 220. Other roads you may be familiar with...