Hedgehog may have been blinded after yobs force it to inhale cannabis before throwing it into river It’s shocking we cant get our heads round anyone would want to do that to the poor hedgehog
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A hedgehog was thrown into a river after being forced to inhale cannabis (Image: Getty Images)
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Miracle hedgehog forced to smoke cannabis before being thrown into river
The RSCPA is now investigating the awful incident which shocked nearby witnesses and took place at Memorial Gardens in Market Harborough town centre, Leicestershire, last month
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The hedgehog had to be rescued by passersby (Image: RSPCA / SWNS.COM)
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Photos show dramatic recovery of WWII tank which spent 74 years buried near Peterborough
The tank was brought in to help when the River Welland burst its banks in 1947
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It’s not uncommon to find various evidence of history hidden underground across Cambridgeshire.
But while a small artefact or bone may be more common, in fenland on the outskirts of Peterborough an entire tank has been dug up.
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image captionThe recovered Buffalo amphibious vehicle was one of 16 sent in to protect Crowland from flooding in 1947
A World War Two landing craft buried 30ft (9m) underground for the past 74 years has been unearthed by volunteers.
The Buffalo LVT was brought in to provide flood defences around Crowland, in Lincolnshire, in 1947, but was swept away and sank into a hole.
A team of volunteers spent five days excavating the vehicle and now hope to restore it and put it on display.
Daniel Abbott, chairman of the Crowland Buffalo LVT group, said he was overwhelmed and over the moon .