Looe is known to have been a busy fishing and trading port from at least the early Medieval period but is most famous for its unusually shaped pier that once served as a traffic system
Shocking images give us a glimpse of what a Cornish beauty spot could look like without our pollinator friends. A series of pictures commissioned by Parkdean Resorts, have revealed what Cornwall-based attraction, The Eden Project, could look like in a world without bees. The images, which are a visualisation created by Parkdean Resorts, show a stark contrast between life with and without the pollinators that have steadily been in decline since the 1980s. In the images, the lush vibrancy that The Eden Project is known for is gone and is replaced with a barren, desert-like wasteland, reminiscent of the images sent back by NASA s rovers on Mars.
An arctic walrus, now known affectionately as Wally, that likely fell asleep on an iceberg and wound up in Ireland has now moved south to Cornwall, England.