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New snails found which could be unique to the Island

Peter Cosier, an amateur naturalist has discovered a unique colony of snails thriving in salty conditions whilst on holiday here on the Island.

Click here to see the full story on the County Press website...

25 March 2009
02:22:42 pm, Categories: News
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