I saw these under my bed thinking they’re were rat droppings. I know that one on the top is a stink beetle. We have no other indication of rats or anything, so I’m curious as to what they could be. They’re hard as a rock. If they’re not rat poop, I’m hoping they’re not eggs of some sort. We’re located in Central Florida if that helps. Thank you!

Found out in the middle of garage on a pile of wood. Not super large, that’s a life saver mint wrapper next to it. Sorry should have gotten a better size reference before I tossed it out.

The prints are about 2-2.5 inches in size. For reference, the lid is 20" and was on the ground overnight (so no climbing up onto the grill). Unfortunately the game camera was off :(

What animal is this? Found in my yard on Long Island, western Suffolk. Animals I know I have in my yard by seeing them:deer, opossum, raccoons, groundhogs. It’s about 4 inches long.

West Michigan

We recently had something break into our chicken coop. All the ladies are fine fortunately but it took one of the feeders for a little walk. This was found near where the feeder was found.

Size 43 Birkenstock for scale.

My friends hand is approximately 7 in from middle finger to end of palm. This was taken on a trail near the John Day Fossil Beds in Oregon.

Found this on a walking trail close to a neighborhood (100 yards or so) beside a creek frequently traveled by by deer. There is an abundance of wild life, nuts, berries, a small fish stream, etc. So I am curious if thos is just a very big dog, or a bear.

Photo in comments - Dog brought this in from outside and did not want to give it up. Southern Ohio. About 5 inches long and “bone” all the way down.

We are thinking tail or paw. Thanks for the help!

Hand for scale, these didn't strike me as raccoon because of the lack of nails, and they just seemed chunkier than I would have expected. Thoughts?

I’m in North central Michigan and these photos show 6-8” diameter cantaloupe with v notches and round bites taken out of them. I’ve lost 4 like this in the past 20 days, this damage was from the past 10 days alone.

Found just outside the house. My dog went to go sniff and investigate, at first i thought it was just scat with lots of gross bits. I used a shovel to get it away from my dog and then it seemed way more like guts/entrails from an animal. Something smaller, you can see a Croc for scale.

Two piles of this stuff near one another. One pile is 4” wide and the other is 3”. I see lots of hair, a foot or claws.

Located in Dallas, Texas. I’m in the middle of the city but we have lots of critters in our neighborhood: owls (barred, screech), raccoons, opossums, bunnies, bats, tree rats, feral cats, and coyotes.

My backyard has a brick “fence” but no gates, so someone or their dog could waltz into our backyard.

Could this be vomit or scat from a coyote? They’re not owl pellets, right? Or is it just a straight up dead animal or some kind?

RALEIGH NC- Don’t worry it’s non toxic paint

I live in south east Michigan. Found this up against my house. Use brick as size reference, any thoughts?

Scat found in residential property in woody area of Western Massachusetts. 5"x5" pile, black, spotted, dog wanted to roll in it. Bear? fox?

Found in the forest near the German/Czech border. It's on a rather steep mountain side, so I am pretty certain that it's not horse or cow, which was my initial idea.

(Shoe for scale)

Thanks in advance!

While I didnt measure this track, the scale should be evident by the images. Its quite large. (Palm size)

This track was the only one in a freshly dug out hole's mound. Location: inside a woodline in the U.P. Michigan/WI border. Right next to the one track is an unidentified bone. Lol no clue what it is.

What perplexed me about the track is the size and that it appears to have (at least) 5 toes. I assumed this hole was dug by a fox, wolf or coyote as they've denned nearby before and our trailcams have spotted them this week. Granted, they have 4 toes. The other culprit could be a badger, but id expect longer claws. Odd.

Note on photos: you can see the single track from a distance. Its basically the only impression on that mound. It was about the size of my palm.

Ill be setting up a trailcam there today, hopefully ill find out what this is. I do find it highly odd that this substrate only managed to get ONE track

Found this in a forest in Qc, Canada. I thought it was deer scat but arent they usually in pellets? Could it be black bear scat? I just found 3 piles as seen in the image and they were pretty big. You can also see berry seeds inside.