Mediterranean worms thriving in Dublin

A thriving colony of Mediterranean French earthworms has been found on a farm in Dublin.

Thu, 26 Jul, 2012 - 11:58

A thriving colony of Mediterranean French earthworms has been found on a farm in Dublin.

Global warming could explain how the worms swapped their home in sunny south-west France for Ireland, scientists believe.

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