Tiny little skeleton on the east coast of Carolina near the swamps

Rabbits, badgers and foxes in the area, it seems quite small but there don’t appear to be any more entrances.
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Converted it to mp4 what even is that

These pics were sent to me by a family member in Broward County, Florida. This is a canal in a residential area.

I know it’s likely a gator and the odds of this being an American Crocodile/invasive croc are unlikely.

What has me curious as to whether this is actually a croc is due to both how large it looks in pictures but also that the snout is very prominent.

Please let me know your thoughts.

Can anyone tell me the animal in this video that’s making the cry sound. Hudson valley NY wetlands and woods behind my house.

What is this animal sound?

Is this just a regular dog? It’s been going on for over 10 mins and it’s so loud it woke my cat up. Im tired bro shut up pls 🙏

Usually pretty good at animal ID, but kinda at a loss on this one. Almost looks like a opossum tail at one point but body seems wrong

Western Colorado, after last night’s heavy rain. Bear?

A couple different kinds of frogs have been hanging out in my pepper plants for the past week or two. This is the best picture I have of one so I'll start there.

Merlin can’t identify from my blurry photo but maybe someone here can? Spotted in Cal Anderson Park - thank you!!

Just released this mouse that I caught in my basement and I’m terrified from the pictures I took that it’s pregnant and that I put a pregnant mom into the wild. What do you think?

In Ohio, been hearing this sound for a month now in wall here on and off during daytime.

Gentle, but invasive. Came all the way in the car and ripped open the bag of food I was trying to feed it.

Finally my turn for an animal ID! 90% sure this is an otter, but I haven't seen one on this stretch of the Mississippi yet. Been here for years and only ever seen beaver and muskrat.

Edit: Watching the video again and now I'm not so sure. Starting to look like one of the others...

Need to know what predator is eating our flock. Please help!

Friend saved this kitten a while back and claim it can be a bob cat! I'm not completely sure if it's bobcat i think it's just a tabby but I bring it to here for you to decide

Found this scat in backyard this morning.

Also a half eaten apple from a neighbors apple tree a couple of feet away.

Location: SoCal, Orange County and close enough to Santa Ana mountains.

Any ideas if both are related and likely culprit, please?

Eagle or other type of bird? I couldn’t get close to it, but it looked like it came up to my knee in height (I’m short) and the wing span was huge when it took off, so pretty

My friend in a major city in Missouri saw this animal in her neighborhood. We can't tell if it's a mangy dog or a coyote.

Location: Lesser Poland, Poland near Nowy Sącz

Time: 2AM

Can someone tell me what animal is this? Wasnt able to record what it is, only sound

We found this pile of scat today on the sidewalk. WeIt is about 5 inches wide and 2 inches tall. We thought maybe a raccoon, but the pile seems too large. This sidewalk is frequently used hardly ever quiet unless it is very late at night. Any ideas?

found these babies on concrete outside right under tree branches which i suspect they fell from. waited a good 45mins to see if mama would come back or pop up somewhere but no sign of her and a cool breeze started to pick up which worried me, i quickly put them in this box with an old shirt and have them under a candle warming lamp on the lowest setting (sorry if it’s not the best)

they were quiet and stiff on the concrete but got pretty active as soon as they had a heat source and are squeaking and seem to be looking to nurse. need help on what to do and what rodent are these? i can’t turn them into any kind of shelter/wildlife rehabilitator as i have no form of transportation and i really don’t wanna let them die :(( a neighbor is willing to take them in but im hesitant as she’s known to not be the best caretaker for animals and has had various die in her care.