A beautiful British beach has red squirrels that scamper through pine trees and shimmering blue waters beyond the long sandy stretch.
When you arrive at Traeth Llanddwyn on the southern tip of Anglesey in North Wales, you could be forgiven for thinking you've inadvertently landed on the Californian coast.
Leading up to the beach itself is Newborough Forest, a warren of Corsican pines that is inhabited by a breed of squirrel that have been pushed out of most parts of the UK by their larger, more aggressive American cousin, Wales Online reports.
