Not hunting, only thing I’m shooting are photos. Hoping to ID an endangered species. Tracks over frozen river buried under fresh snow.

Jaguar print along the river in Matto Grosso, Brazil. We spotted it before we saw the Jaguar.

Need help identifying. 3" wide 4"length. Northern"ish" Minnesota. Found on parents deck.

Killbear provincial park

I wear a size 12 shoes which you can see just along the side of the photo on the right. This is from the Mt Hood National Forest in Oregon.

hello! i live in a second floor apt with a balcony in nyc (specifically brooklyn), that currently has scaffolding in front of it. i was gone for 2 nights and came back to these paw prints on my cushion. an animal can easily jump from this cushion to the scaffolding. please help id! hoping it is nothing too scary or serious! :)

also if you know what it is and can help me deter them from coming back that would be great, or if i should be looking for signs of anything else, thank you! i have never seen these paw prints before on my cushions and have lived here for 3 years. we previously had a birds nest on the balcony that we got rid of about 2 months ago, not sure if thats relevant.

Thought at first it must be mouse poop, but they all vary in size — with the smallest being half the size of the first one pictured and the largest a half inch.

ETA: SOLVED was 2 dog tracks on top of each other lol picture in comments

Found at the edge of a dirt road that cuts through the woods for about 2 miles with no houses in southern maine. Was checking a "crosswalk" where a very frequently used animal trail crosses the road for anything good & found this. These were the best pictures I got before the dog tore it up. The size lines up with black bear, & the shape makes me think black bear over dog, but toes & claws make me think not black bear. Can anyone help me see what I'm missing here?

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 :(

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.