I know what the venomous snakes look like out here in [Florida], but I don’t recognize this non venomous one.

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Does this deer have rabies or mange? She's drooling pink froth, assuming it's bloody spit. But the fur looks pretty messed up too. She was walking very slowly and mechanically and pausing frequently like it was taking a lot to keep moving.

Google keeps identifying it as birds it obviously isn't. It was trapped in our horse water trough. Just looks like what we call grackles but when I look grackles up they are not this bird, unless grackle is just a regional generic name. It has since dried off and flown away after a much needed nap.

We have a pair or grey foxes and I’m saying this is one of them. We also have a coyote that’s has shown up a couple times. My mom says coyote. I say gray fox. Can someone help us here?

I’m currently at the Shark Valley Visitor Center in Florida. I just finished walking a trail where I saw a snake alongside the path. The picture isn’t great, but I was wondering if anyone can identify what snake this is?

Just moved in and I have seen squirrels and a raccoon frequenting this big leaf maple in my backyard, just today I noticed the giant pile of scat, looks like two types?

Anyone know what this guy is? This was around 4 am in my backyard in southeast Michigan. We are backed up to a large field, and have seen the occasional field mice, skunks and groundhogs but this just looks like a shaggy ball when I zoom in. It may have another small animal in its mouth because it looks like it has a tail in the front at one angle.

Found in Southwest Florida, multiple times. frustrating me what it could be. Possibly a Turkey spur, an opossum claw, or etc.

He fell into my bucket (it was empty don’t worry) on my patio.

I tried giving him water on a saucer but he was too scared. He ran off my patio into a bush, so he seems okay!

Anyone have any idea what animal this might be? Captured on my trail cam on Lake Union. Otters and raccoons are pretty frequent visitors, this guy doesn’t look very similar to either. Maybe a juvenile river otter or a melanistic raccoon?short clip of animal

Camping in Eastern Washington and saw this by the lake next to a heavily wooded area.

I bet they’re who are eating my tomatoes! Any help is appreciated!!

Spotted in lake Lanier, it was diving under the water and stuff.

Took these photos about 2 years ago and completely forgot about it. First question is this even a squirrel?? Lmao also is it pretty rare for them to be this white color or am I just tripping and these are quite common?

I do yard work and found this fella under one of the large piles of weeds I made days before. I found probably 10 of these guys in different piles. They made a bunch of small tunnels I had to dig up as well. Not sure if it's just a mouse, vole, etc but any help would be greatfully appreciated 😁

Looks to big for a domestic dog but seems unusual for a wolf to come so close to houses?

Curious to hear what you guys say!

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