The BBC reports
From slugs to spiders and bees to bottlenose dolphins – Wales is proving a haven for many species.
Its varied landscape and mild climate make Wales among Europe’s “best wildlife-watching secrets”, according to the Wildlife Trust.
Those secrets include a spider only found in Welsh caves, a fly unique to a north Wales river and a flesh-eating slug first found in a Cardiff garden.
However one in six species of wildlife, plants and fungi remain endangered.
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