Animal

The limit does not exist! Well, actually, it does.

Everyone gets a little hangry sometimes.

Someone discovered a gel-like sphere shared on a Maine Insect Facebook page, and now I'm curious to find out what it is. Can you help?

They resemble pinecones.

Respect to Ms. Gamache, the principle of Horace Mitchell Primary School in Kittery, for honoring a very unique bet one of her first grade teachers made with her students at the beginning of the school year.

The photo was captured by the New England Aquarium.

We've seen stray dogs and cats every so often, but I'm not entirely sure what the camera recorded at night.

History may have been made recently when at this type of majestic animal was seen visiting Maine's biggest festival!

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

Situated on 87 lush acres is a four-story main house filled with amenities that would make any homeowner swoon. But that's just the tip of the iceberg.

Leroy Dixie is a three-year-old Blue Tick Coonhound mix, and has spent over 200+ days in the shelter at Great Dog Rescue New England.

Ice had only just arrived at her new home in Bow when she escaped and took off.

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.

This little lady, Tiny, is 20 years young, and deserves a home for Christmas.

Maine Coon Cats are lovely, but why is Maine in their name?

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