The Guardian -
14 Jul 2016 16:54

Three-year-old boy treated for puncture wounds after scurry of creatures emerge from hedge in Tehidy country park Visitors to Cornish hotspots have long been wary of close encounters with aggressive gulls, swarms of jellyfish and even the occasional big shark. But a new threat may be on the block: sharp-toothed squirrels. Cornwall council has issued a warning after a mother reported that her three-year-old boy was nastily nipped by a gang (or "scurry", to use the correct collective noun) of grey...
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