Some readers of this column have complimented my topics but have also stated: “I don’t like when you print pictures of snakes ...

There are a number of creatures that call Cumberland County their home. Here are the six most interesting to see in the wild.

Yann Martel's 2002 novel, also made into a 2012 Ang Lee film, gets a stage adaptation that is wondrously dreamy and profound. As the tale's shipwrecked teen, Taha Mandviwala is mesmerizing.

Meanwhile, several passengers stranded on the highway witnessed ‘Nature’s Fury’ after long road stretches were washed away, and several vehicles rolled down the gorge in front of their eyes.

H. H.” gives an impression of cruelty in the natural world as “… Tho’ Nature, red in tooth and claw… .” This evidenced a shift from earlier Victorian views of a benevolent creation ...

H. H.” gives an impression of cruelty in the natural world as “… Tho’ Nature, red in tooth and claw… .” This evidenced a shift from earlier Victorian views of a benevolent creation toward developing ...

If something is red in tooth and claw, then it’s mercilessly brutal. The phrase has been used allusively to describe intensely competitive or clashing situations ever since Alfred, Lord Tennyson ...

Nature, red in tooth and claw...and beak. The Silver Fox was unsympathetic and only offered a quizzical "well, what did you think they ate?", to which I could only reply "GRUBS! GRUBS!" ...

He was 22. The famous line, "Nature red in tooth and claw," is found in Canto 56 of In Memoriam (the "dinosaur canto"), in which Tennyson tries to reconcile his Christian faith with new ...

Against Theory Nature Red in Tooth and Claw Monica Ali discusses the UK's use of immigration detention centres and, in particular, indefinite detention. She argues that, although detention or ...

There was nature, red in tooth and claw, as kestrels and peregrines and owls swooped and dived on unsuspecting voles. There were avocets and spoonbills, foxes and badgers, woodmice and magpies ...