A big cat is feared to be on the prowl near a UK village after a roe deer was found savaged with signs of being killed and eaten by the large predator. The grim discovery was made in Painswick in ...

"The killing and consumption exhibited by the signs of a roe deer are typical of a British big cat or a lynx. Which there is a viable population throughout the UK. "These cats, which are often ...

One of those is the European roe deer (Its scientific classification ... These animals are not the largest British deer at 0.6m to 0.75m tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 25kg, and have ...

They took the young roe deer to the coast path at Maenporth, near Falmouth, and called for help after it was found on Saturday. The British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) attended as the ...

Positioned as the ‘grown-up’ counterpart to Fallow, Roe is named after the indigenous deer of the British Isles, which holds a special place in the hearts of its founders – chairman James Robson, ...