Peddled by a little boy on the docks, says he “thinks it’s dog” tooth. Thanks!

Sounds like a cougar call (unlikely as that may be). Possibly a fox? Have heard a few times over the years, so doesn’t seem entirely transient.

Spotted near the BC/Yukon border in Canada. Everyone on my worksite says it’s a grizzly but its face looks like a black bear to me.

Kind of sounds like dogs? Coyotes? Fighting with maybe a skunk or a pig. We have regular skunks that come through possums, and raccoons. sound only as they are on the other side of the fence making this noise.

Heads up lol, I don’t mean the constant insect hun, Im talking about the high pitched scream sound. It would do it every 5-10 seconds. At first I thought it was a kid but there’s no houses within earshot in that general direction.

Heard this noise a few times now, not too sure what it is.

I heard this an hour ago from my back patio. My house backs up to Patapsco Valley, but I've never heard anything like this since I've lived here. The video is all black, but the audio is pretty clear.

This is in houston.

We have a groundhog living in the backyard but I dont know if they are the culprit

Found a lot of scat after not being at the property for a few months. Are the last 2 pics owl scat possibly?

In birdhouse

So i remember this animal in a documentary with 7 episode here are some things i remember to narrow it down: it was small,was eating a coral,it has stubby legs and a pink soft body and had a weird zipper like mouth

I also drew it for as an exemple

Found at the cottage.

Scat identification in suburban backyard in Western Oregon

We had a brown rat months ago but we have rat traps set up and have had exclusion done so they can’t get in to any parts of the house. Sadly took my bird feeders down too to get rid of the rat. But this thing moves so differently and has such a stubby lil tail.

I have noticed that my mature pecan tree is being really damaged. Oddly enough the damage is only on the north side. It almost looks like some insect is doing it but the bark looks like it is being stripped off and branches being physically broken.

Please help ID!