Take Our A-Z-Animals Birds ... in the US. The only two places where puffin hunting is legal are in Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Due to climate change, however, Maine saw a decrease in puffin ...

Maine’s Great North Woods is one of the best spots in the country to catch sight of the world’s largest deer species, making for a majestic wildlife safari.

Knowing whether a pet is involved may help not only the pet but also other abused ... can be crucial to convincing the court of the role animal abuse plays in domestic violence. Check the Maine Rules ...

Some animals have more iconic appearances than others — like poison dart frogs, zebras, and cheetahs. Another member of this infamous family: a raccoon. With a bandit-like black mask around their eyes ...

The six-story building on Commercial Street has recorded the highest number of fatal bird strikes in the last five years, ...

Hunters from around the Northeast trek each autumn to Maine, where deer and wild turkeys are two of the most popular game animals ... s popular “resident only day” for deer hunters on Nov ...

Sharing the history and culture of the Wabanaki, the Native people of Maine, this museum is the state's only Smithsonian Affiliate. From May to October, animal lovers are in for a special treat.

They are medical students in their second year of the Maine Track program at Tufts University ... painting wooden animals and drawing. Today, he and his wife live in Portland and maintain their ...

The Ellsworth Dam, nestled just upstream from the picturesque Union River Bridge in downtown Ellsworth, is easy to miss, the extent of its towering facade hidden from passing motorists by foliage and ...

It’s no secret that there’s a plethora of amazing small towns in Maine. Here in New England, we’re all about those teeny towns and the pastoral landscapes ...

Media can attend services statewide. Animal lovers are invited to bring their pets to have them blessed and gently sprinkled with holy water. The services are a way of thanking God for the ...

Maine’s traditional fall hunting seasons are in full swing, but hunters are being asked to avoid eating their game in parts of the state because of the possibility of harmful chemicals in animal meat.