wildlife

Officials are still curious how a snake native to the West Coast slithered all the way to New Hampshire.

These 30 animals are endangered here in the Granite State.

New Hampshire has over 19,000 miles of rivers and streams, one of which is considered to be among the most dangerous in the country.

I have always wanted to learn more about animal tracks....for educational (and survival) purposes, and now thanks to our friends at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, I can! The department posted a handy-dandy Animal Track Guide.

A piece of history lies within the expansive, beautiful, and popular Acadia National Park up in northern Maine.

You are not going to believe where this Great White shark went, and what it did, after begin tagged on the east coast.

An almost four-foot Northern Pike with razor sharp teeth was caught in Maine, and it looks like a river monster.

Courtney Mack of Derry, New Hampshire, made a Facebook post telling the unusual story of the kitten her husband Dustin encountered on his way home from a walk. But this wasn't your ordinary stray kitty.

The Maine Warden Service is asking for public assistance after two recent wildlife incidents involving a bald eagle and a moose remain unsolved.

At first glance, Bugaboo Creek may have seemed like your everyday steakhouse that also happened to be Canadian-themed. But as for the interior? Well, it could speak for itself...literally.

The harbor seal enjoyed a relaxing swim in Portsmouth Harbor, as it floated on its back with its little snout periodically sticking out of the water.

Honeybun the cat was placed on babysitting duty for a lonely bobcat kitten, and is doing an amazing job.

Members of the Yarmouth Police Department recently came to the aid of a raccoon stuck in a catch basin.

If you're in Maine looking for staycation ideas or if you're taking your vacation in Maine, here are some things to do that your kids won't hate!

Mt. Washington offers far more than I ever imagined. Add it to your summer (fall, winter, or spring!) bucket list!

These bear cubs flop around and roll on exercise balls in a New Hampshire backyard like human toddlers would.