Walrus Magnus Ends Scottish Tour, Spotted in Norway

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Magnus, a young male walrus, after touring Scotland's north-east coast, has been spotted in Norway, ending his Celtic sojourn, with climate change possibly driving his southbound excursion.

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Magnus, a young male walrus, after touring Scotland's north-east coast, has been spotted in Norway, ending his Celtic sojourn, with climate change possibly driving his southbound excursion.

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A wildfire in the Cairngorms, which has burned 10 square kilometres since last Wednesday, still has significant hotspots despite over 100 firefighters surrounding the blaze. Crews will remain on scene until the incident is safely concluded, with First Minister John Swinney praising the combined efforts.

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Walrus Magnus Ends Scottish Tour, Spotted in Norway

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