Snake

Well this is terrifying.

What a crazy idea to think that anything in Maine is remotely dangerous. Turns out Maine is home to more than one deadly animal that can be found right in our own neighborhood.

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

You aren't going to believe this one.

More and more Mainers are unable to care for their pets, often leaving them abandoned outside of animal shelters.

While fishing in Greenwood, Maine, a man happens to notice a rather long and plump snake on a rock nearby. Take a look.

A woman in Maine is shocked when she finds a rather large (and harmless) snake stuck to the cupboard in her kitchen.

Honestly, we'd have done the same. Spilling your coffee when you're driving is one thing, but this... Yikes.

In case you thought the Wessie craze hadn't gone far enough yet, get a load of this. The City of Westbrook has spent more time in the national news over the past couple months all because of the possibility that there's a large snake roaming it's river coastline...

It appears that Wessie the python that, may be roaming through Westbrook after being spotted eating a beaver, is alive and well after someone stumbled across this in Westrbook.

It appears we've reached a new height of delirium in Maine about the mythical burmese python roaming the river banks of Westbrook. A local band and production company know as Drivetrain, has penned and recorded a short, folk sounding song about Maine's most talked about exotic animal...

The jokes write themselves with this kind of headline but Westbrook Police say there's one thing that certainly isn't funny, the reported large snake that was spotted at Riverbank Park in Westbrook is real, and it's still there. Westbrook Police released this statement via their official Facebook page: Apparently the snake's new nickname is "Wessie" but Police urge residents not to appro