Fisherman captures mink attacking a fawn on video
Augur was looking for a place to fish for striped bass in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island, when he spotted the attack.
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A rat poison so toxic it can kill bears will be pulled from Maine shelves
The state conducted a limited sampling for rodenticides in 2024, and found that 4 out of 4 bears and 4 out of 6 hawks tested positive.
Why so many birds cheat on their mates
“Species deal with this unfaithful canoodling in various ways. One way is to just relax and accept it.”
Sound on: Have you ever heard this strange creature while out on the water?
Male bitterns make the sound to establish territories and attract mates by opening and closing their bills, gulping air and inflating their esophagus.
3 strangers came to his aid at Monroe Falls. Weeks later, he’s still trying to find them.
“All I knew was that I was terrified, in severe pain and completely dependent on the kindness of strangers who didn’t hesitate for a second.”
Watch mallard ducklings jump from what may be Maine’s only successful hen house
“Hen houses are straw-lined tubes mounted on poles over water to help protect nesting mallards from predators.”
Do you own 10 forested acres in Maine? You could get up to $20K to protect it.
The Maine Forest Service is seeking applications for its new WoodsWISE Resilience Program, a $9 million initiative that provides financial assistance and professional guidance.
A giant jellyfish washed up on a Maine beach
It’s the largest known jellyfish and is commonly found in Maine waters
140 nests of these endangered birds are hatching right now. Before you head to the beach, read this.
Piping plovers, once hunted for food and hat feathers, rebounded because of regulation but have declined again with habitat loss.
The remarkable story behind Maine’s record Atlantic salmon that vanished for decades
“Those of us fortunate enough to have experienced Atlantic salmon fishing in its heyday can imagine the scene.”
Watch for these classic Maine signs on your next road trip
“There was a time when Maine highways were blistered with large advertising displays. Fortunately, that is no longer the case.”
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