More and more female hunters in Norway More women are choosing to get a hunting license in Norway. The number of female hunters has increased by over 50,000 people in the last 20 years, according to figures from Statistics Norway.
Return of Scandinavian wolves means fewer moose The predator's return to the Norwegian/Swedish border has led to fewer moose in the areas where wolves have their territories. But hunters still kill far more moose than wolves do, researchers say.
3D artists find inspiration in a bone yard Morphing long-abandoned whalebone piles into plastic and cardboard art
Low carb diets rocked in the Stone Age The Neolithic population of Northern Europe maintained a diet based mainly on hunting and fishing even after agriculture became well established.