Alexander Smail

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Alexander Smail |Rom Preston-Ellis

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2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail |Ambarish Awale

The mysterious quarter-mile stretch of road has attracted visitors from across the globe, including Dwight D Eisenhower before he became US President. Scotland and magic often go hand in hand. From the legendary Loch Ness Monster to our national animal being the mythical unicorn, there's often a touch of the supernatural to our stories. But there is one very real oddity that you can visit for yourself; a road where cars seem to defy gravity, rolling mysteriously uphill.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail

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1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail |Elizabeth Hunter

The adorable animals hatched last week. Edinburgh Zoo has welcomed the first penguin chicks of the year. The zoo shared adorable photos of the youngsters. On Thursday, May 1, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland revealed that the first penguin chicks of this year's breeding season have hatched. The chicks were born to Gentoo penguin couple Muffin and Mittens. One of the chicks pictured was born at Edinburgh Zoo on April 24, following an incubation period of between 34 and 37 days.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail |Elizabeth Hunter

Tools and an unusual stone circle were discovered by a team of archaeologists led by a Scottish professor. Proof of one of the earliest human settlements in Scotland has been discovered. Tools and stone circles were among the discoveries made in one of the country's most iconic locations. Archaeologists and researchers made the discoveries on the Isle of Skye. The team was headed by Karen Hardy, Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Glasgow.