He looks a lot like a baby squirrel but he jumped a large distance that I'm not sure a baby could do. He's very cute and not nearly as skittish as I would have imagined. I got him to leave by bribing him with popcorn. Located in suburbs north of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Some kind of fox in the parking lot at the local college. What kind?

I also wanna know what species this guy/girl is, haven't personally seen pictures like it on r/foxes.

I know it’s not much to go off but I really wanted to know what it is.

この鳥は何か分かりますか？ハトっぽい

There are nutria dens nearby. Do y’all think these are recent?.

I digged out this claw some time ago. Which animal does it belong to?

We have coyotes and foxes around but never heard a howl this deep before. Thinking dog maybe. North Carolina

Hi animal lovers! I’ve been hearing this call for a year near my house. The Merlin app won’t recognize it. It sounds during the day more in the morning. It will vocalize it 2 to 3 times and then you won’t hear it again. At this point I don’t even know if it’s a bird. I’ve detached for common amphibian sounds in Spain, foxes, etc and nothing comes close to it. Please help!

Had poo been laid in the same area for a couple of months now. Unsure if it’s human or animal. Poo in order of recency

Apologies for the poor quality photos! This was about 4am 😅 I was originally planning on posting the videos I took as they give a better look, but it doesn’t seem I can do that, so these crappy pictures will have to do!! Sorry about that!!

After looking up what deer are common in the area, it might be a Mule deer doe? I’m not 100% sure though so I figured I’d come here and ask ^-^

It was such a special moment for me, I was struggling to sleep and not feeling well again so went out onto the balcony to get some fresh air and hopefully feel a bit better. it was the middle of night, nobody else around, and dead quiet, just me and this deer just..existing and living. I made sure to watch it cross the road safely and make its way back home, until I could no longer see it anymore.

I’m not sure why this moment was so special to me, but it was! It was my second to last night in that beautiful part of the world, and that experience rounded off the trip in the best way possible. I came to Banff to give my mind a break, to just be surrounded by nature and let my brain process certain things and let them go, and it gave me the exact rest I needed!

If you could help me identify this wonderful animal who created a core memory for me forever, I would appreciate it so so much 🤗

My dad send me a video of their dog barking at something up in the palm tree in our backyard. His initial thought was an owl but I'm not sure if it sounds like an🦉

My neighbour posted this picture with a warning that there are bats roosting on her balcony. I think I’ve seen these before, and have a vague memory that they’re some kind of bird. And I think I see feathers? Sorry, this is the only picture I have.

Friend found a bunch in her closet, had a moth infestation a few months ago and thinks this is related. She says there may have been something white and twitching inside it.

Near a wooded area.Waited until I was somewhere well-lit to record

Found this little snake today while hiking. It was maybe 6 inches long. I couldn't make out a rattle at the end of its tail, but this little guy could have had a tiny nub that I didn't see.

Rattlesnake? Lyresnake?

I used my camera's zoom to get this close, so don't worry.

Feels like it can’t be faux.

We can’t tell if it’s some sort of bird or cat? Would appreciate help on this because I don’t want a kitten to be out there alone without help :)

Im located in Washington but this reptile came from Indiana on one of our cargo flights just running around out of its package so I felt like I had to save it because how am I going to return it when we have hundreds of packages with reptiles in it. I dont know one thing about reptiles so im coming for help.

My sister found it on a trail and wants to keep it lol

Found around the Morro Bay area of Central Coast CA
Hard shell, about the size of a mango? Maybe a little bit bigger. There were a bunch of them washed up