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CROCODILE fan Jordan Woodhead has scaled up 鈥?hatching two caimans in his parents shed.The 26-year-old snapped into action after one of three pets fell pregnant.8Jordan Woodhead has hatched two caimans in his parents shedCredit: Ben Lack8Baby caimans, part of the alligator family, eat insects
stanley cup but will grow to 8ft and need 10kg of fish, rodents and birds a weekCredit: Ben LackJordan said: I set up CCTV in her enclosure and one night she deposited the eggs. I incubated them and they hatched 81 days later. It was incredible. They are now six months and thriving. Baby caimans, part of the alligator family, eat insects but will grow to 8ft and need 10kg of fish, rodents and birds a week.Jordan, a reptile fan since age nine, also keeps three American alligators and a croc in the shed s heated pens in Scarborough, Nor
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A PRIMARY school pupil managed to wander out of lessons, cross a busy road and walk home 鈥?and teachers never knew a thing.The child s mother was out during the day, and the P1 pupil - the first year of primary for five-year-olds - was found by a neighbour who alerted the school.1 The P1 pupil managed to walk home without the teachers noticingCredit: Google EarthMeigle
stanley cup Primary, in rural Strathmore, Perthshire has now launched a review of its safety policyPerth and Kinross Council said the headteacher has since spoken to the pupil s parents and the incident has been raised with all
stanley thermos mug staff.A spokeswoman said: We are aware of an incident that took place at Meigle Primary School where a pupil left the grounds unaccompanied. The headteac
stanley flaschen her has been in touch with the parents of the pupil to discuss the situation, and discussions have taken place with all staff and risk assessment procedures have been reviewed. One local parent told The Courier: It was really unfortunate. Nobody seemed to n
