squirrel

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.

Margo Batchelder from Portland is like a lot of us. She is sick and tired of the squirrels eating from her bird feeders. There was no winning that war, so she decided to have fun with it!

A guy in Canada wanted to get some up close and personal video of a squirrel, so he set up his GoPro camera with a piece of bread tied to it. The guy got his footage but not exactly what he expected.

How does a squirrel get drunk? When it eats fermented pumpkins. The result is about the same as you would have if you had a little too much in the Old Port on Saturday night and tried to climb a tree and ended up trying to chase your non-existent tail.