Wildlife

Virtual Kindness to Animals week starts this Tuesday, February 16th

It was a busy summer for shark sightings in 2020. Here are some that were spotted on the Seacoast.

You never know what you're going to see in nature these days. It is 2020 so it really could be anything!

Police received a call Thursday morning stating that an owl had been struck by a vehicle near Route 91 in York.

The Spicy Shark in Portsmouth has taken home eight 'Scovie Awards' in the last two years.

North Woods Law Returning For New Season This Weekend

Well, this isn't the normal type of gang that police usually have to break up!

If you're not freaked out by them, spiders are weaving some stunning masterpieces along a walking trail in Old Orchard Beach. Take a look.

School may be out for the kids this summer, but it looks like this moose is interested in higher learning!
Groundskeeper Dave M. got these shots of a moose checking out the school around 6:15 yesterday morning.
The moose spent quite a bit of time on the ball field, looking over at the empty school, le…

A Merrimack, NH worker got a surprise when he visited a work site for a new house and found a baby fawn trapped in the foundation of an unfinished basement.

If you were at Sam's Club in Seabrook Saturday, you might have spotted a very unusual customer. There was a bobcat spotted in the parking lot! Not the first thing I want to see when getting out of my car!

With less people out and about, it sure does seem like animals are enjoying nature a little more. I definitely am noticing a lot more wildlife sightings in places I wouldn't normally expect.

Mother Nature is a funny thing. That certainly was the case with this moose in New Hampshire.

LEAVE THE WILDLIFE ALONE. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

Chipmunks aren't a rare sight in Maine, but a black chipmunk is. Someone spotted one in the Sebago area over the weekend

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