squirrel

Pretty NUTS, right?

Conditions are lining up for Maine to experience another unfortunate event: a squirrel apocalypse similar to 2018.

A local company looks to bring awareness to the havoc caused by squirrels.

Maine is now over 200 years old. Like many other legacy brands, Maine could use some updating. Here is a reimagining of this great state's brand, and ultimately the direction Maine should go in.

If you believe the data behind a new map on Reddit, squirrels outnumber humans in Maine by a pretty wild amount. Take a look.

Well a few weeks ago it was a rare albino porcupine spotted in Rochester, NH. This time, it's a rare black squirrel spotted in Western Mass.

Chipmunks aren't a rare sight in Maine, but a black chipmunk is. Someone spotted one in the Sebago area over the weekend

A photographer captured an eagle and squirrel encounter atop a tree in Lincoln that played out like a game of whack-a-mole.

This year has been a constant battle for me with with animals. First it was mice overrunning my camper this summer and now this.

Imagine coming home from a weekend away, you set your bags down and go to the bathroom after a bit of a drive. Ready to relieve yourself you look at the toilet and see something's not right. What is that in there? Is that....is that a squirrel? A dead squirrel in my toilet?

Keep an eye out for specially "halloween" themes pumpkins with scratches and teeth marks - there should be more of those to choose from this year.

We may start to see the squirrel road kill begin to dwindle in Maine because of a new threat.

File this one under something new you learn every day.

On her way to the beach, a Portland woman happens to catch a squirrel in Maine enjoying a snack...OUT OF A USED CONDOM. Take a look.

Milo is an 8 year old cat from Maine so he's seen his fair share of snow storms and winter. But this year Milo has either made a new friend, or is waiting patiently for spring so he can eat the little squirrel. Either way, Milo's owner says this interaction has been going on all winter...

Something about a GoPro fascinated this squirrel enough to grab it and carry it up a tree while it was recording, giving us a unique look at what it's like to scurry through the branches.