A surveillance cameras captured the action as the deer ran through the halls looking for a quick exit.
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California zoo auctions artwork by animals
The bidding on eBay ends Sept. 20 and proceeds benefit conservation.
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Lost Australian sheep yields 30 sweaters worth of fleece
‘I don’t reckon he’s been shorn before and I reckon he’d be 5 or 6 years old,’ says shearer Ian Elkins.
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Dog lovers line up as puppies seized in Buxton go up for adoption
The Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland finds new homes for six of the 18 dogs that were taken to the shelter last week – including Bruno, Baxter, Babs and Beyonce.
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Video: Gorilla and child play peek-a-boo
A 2-year-old baby gorilla named Kamoli is caught on camera playing a game of peek-a-boo with a toddler at the Columbus Zoo in Ohio.
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Luck and kindness bring lost parrot back to its home in Portland
‘I wish he could tell me what he did,’ says Aimee Kudlak, who’s thrilled that strangers helped her bird return after nearly two weeks away.
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Video: Mama bear, 5 cubs take over N.J. family’s pool
The bears climb in, tumble out, drag toys around and play on a slide and swing set for nearly an hour.
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Central Maine ‘enthusiasts’ work their dogs at first rally
Group founded this year have their dogs compete in cynosport, activities where owners command their charges through different courses.
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Woman finds black widow in green grapes bought at Hannaford in South Portland
‘I screamed like a little girl,’ she says, after finding the poisonous arachnid in a bunch of seedless grapes from California.
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Maine piping plovers on track for best nesting season in more than 30 years
The 115 plover chicks are the most fledged on state beaches since record keeping began in 1981, and signal that protection efforts are paying off, biologists say.