PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Sportsmen hoping to bag a big moose are seeing increased competition from a tiny parasite that's cutting down moose populations in New England and across parts of the northern ...

As winters have grown shorter and milder, ticks have thrived. Tens of thousands of ticks can attach themselves to a single ...

On warmer winter days, a moose might even lie in the snow to cool down. When moose need to move from one shelter to another in search of browse, they can use their long front legs and powerful ...

An estimated 75,000 moose live in Maine—the state flag features one reclining beneath a pine tree—and officials like Kantar are concerned that winter tick infestations could soon destabilize ...

Winter ticks, it seems, live by climate change and die by climate change.The parasitic blood-suckers have hammered the New England moose population for years. Shorter winters mean a greater ...

A woman was walking down the street in the dark and “walked right into” a moose, Colorado officials said. The cow moose knocked the woman to the ground twice early Sunday morning near Winter ...

Sportsmen hoping to bag a big moose are seeing increased competition from a tiny parasite that's cutting down moose populations in New England and across parts of the northern United States ...