IT’S a sentiment which another Harry, the regal male gorilla at Dublin Zoo, would no doubt endorse.

A CONSERVATION milestone was reached last week; two coveys of partridges, raised in captivity at Boora Bog in County Offaly, were released at a secret location in north county Dublin.

THREE-TOES, one of South Dakota’s most notorious outlaws, was easily tracked; having lost toes to a metal trap his footprint was recognisable.

IT’S ‘maths week,’ the festival of numbers.

IRISHMAN Des Tobin, the first scientist to grow human hair pigment cells in the laboratory, is professor of cell biology at Bradford University.

IN the August edition of Scientific American, Rachel Caspari of the University of Michigan claims that old people made a vital contribution to the early development of our species.

At its AGM last week, the Zoological Society of Ireland elected its first lady president.

A MAP on the EcoJel website shows locations at which people were stung by jellyfish this year.

THERE’S an interesting paper in the current edition of the journal Ringing & Migration.

TWO films, in which chimpanzees are the main characters, are being shown in Irish cinemas.