A black bear peers through the fence of her enclosure Wednesday at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. The park opens for the season Thursday.
Mountain lions are a featured attraction at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray.
A grey fox waits for visitors Wednesday at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. The park opens for the season Thursday.
An 80-plus-year-old Blanding's turtle is the oldest at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. On the state endangered species list, she was found in Franklin County.
Howie Powell, superintendent at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, offers a carrot Wednesday to a black bear. After a year of closed feeders, the bears' health improved dramatically, leading to the financially difficult decision to eliminate the public's ability to purchase bear snacks.
Mountain Lions are a featured attraction at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray Maine.
A red fox waits for visitors Wednesday at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. The park opens for the season Thursday.
Susie, a black bear, walks around her swimming pool Wednesday at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. The park opens for the season Thursday.
Mountain lions are a featured attraction at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray.
A 27 year-old cinnamon phase black bear has lived at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray since he was a yearling.
Mountain lions are a featured attraction at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray.
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