animals

Forget the alligators and snakes; in our neck of the woods, these two animals pose the real danger.

A 400-pound bear is roaming the streets of Townsend, and it's got some residents reconsidering their backyard barbecues. Stay tuned for the full story.

From mini-golf with roaring animatronics to sprawling parks filled with life-sized replicas, there's plenty to keep dino-lovers entertained this summer in New England.

With their coffee ground-like soil and acrobatic jumps, Hollywood could certainly turn them into a horror movie.

One animal that's truly a sight to behold in Maine is the black bear. But what do you do if one is aggressive toward you?

There are tens of thousands of spider species across the globe and hundreds that are native to Maine. Of the species in our state, do you know which one is the largest? Should you be worried if you encounter one?

Lawmakers in Maine are debating whether to designate the spring peeper as Maine's official state amphibian. When I first heard about this story, I immediately asked myself this question: "what is a spring peeper?"

Time to unleash the beasts: DEW Haven Animal Rescue and Zoo is set to open for the season in May. The early season hours will go through June 17.

Maine is home to a wide variety of animals in the forests, fields, wetlands and along the coast.

Lawmakers in Augusta are debating whether to designate the wood turtle as Maine’s official state reptile. Here's how to spot a wood turtle if you see one.

Maybe it's because I grew up here, but when I think of dangerous animals, I don't think of New Hampshire wildlife. However, there are some that residents and tourists alike have to look out for.

Maine was the only New England state included on this list of states with fascinating wildlife.

Fresh snow is always the best in Maine to see what mystery tracks are around.

We want to see a Moose in Maine! Here are recommendations from Mainers on areas where they have had luck seeing a moose.

What state has the most overweight dogs?

There's no better feeling than doing something nice for someone else.