The first wild beaver spotted in Wales in years was caught on a hidden camera by a couple who wanted to find out what was felling trees in their garden at night.
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Nicknamed Anthony by the family after the military historian Antony Beevor, the rodent has become as 'fat as a pig', spending as much as six hours a night chewing tree trunks and dragging branches around to build a lodge. No one knows where it came from, but the landowners believe it may have been an unsanctioned release by rewilding enthusiasts.

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