Maine
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Wild Turkeys from Maine are Wired to Adapt to Winter Weather, Study Says
A new study shows that wild turkeys from Maine can adapt to the shifts in winter weather and warming temperatures with no problems at all.
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30 Species Added to List of Invasive Plants that are Illegal to Sell in Maine
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Record-Breaking 2,000-Mile Heatwave to Stretch from Texas to Maine This Week
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Rare Tick-Borne Virus Kills a Resident in Maine
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Mysterious Rotating Ice Disk in Maine is Back, and Onlookers Are Ready to Witness Its Formation
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Catch of a Lifetime: One in a Million 'Cotton Candy' Lobster Found in Maine
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Maine Becomes First US State to Impose Recycling Fee for Negligent Companies
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Maine Becomes First State to Ban Harmful "Forever Chemicals" on All Products
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Walmarts Across Maine Goes Bagless as State Declares Plastic Ban
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Otter Bites Woman, Gets Killed By Authorities In Maine
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95-Year-Old Maine Man Kills Rabid Fox With Wooden Plank
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Sad News: 43-Foot Right Whale in Maine Died Due to Entanglement
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Consequence of Climate Change: Baby Lobsters Cannot Survive in Warmer Waters
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