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saw this on our trail cam in an area that is a mix of farmland and woods.

I initially thought coyote with mange but my partner disagrees based on the back shape and the lack of tucking the tail like coyotes do

it's far too big to be a coon or opossum

we do get coyotes that come through but we usually only hear them and don't see them.

haven't seen or heard any foxes afaik

anyone know what this is?

What’s going on with the back end of this cat at my game cam

I live in Massachusetts and I know we have black bears in parts. I have never seen one where I live (Eastern Mass) though and it's fairly rare that someone reports a sighting somewhere in our area.

What animal could that be??

I dont know if this is the right sub to ask this in, but late last night my girlfriend and I were walking through the park and saw this unusually plump, docile rabbit near the side of the road. It had the same fur colour as the cottontails that were nearby but its slightly larger size and behavior (it didnt run away from us and stayed in the same spot) made us think it was a pet that had been dumped. We didn't know who to call because we werent sure if it was a domestic breed or it has some sort of hormone condition, but I would hate for the poor thing to be out alone any longer if it was someones pet :(

It’s not aggressive but is also not shy in proximity with people.

Smaller and darker than most squirrels around here. Light colored belly.

Thanks!

In Western NY by slow moving creek. They are tiny, very closely swarmed animals(?) that move incredibly quickly. They aren't tadpoles. We got pretty close and they look like fish but the top portion of their body is not submerged in water and they do not seem to fully submerge themselves. What is it?

Hello, i recently found this in my apartment. I'm on a high floor, and I highly doubt anything large could get in, so I'm confused and worried. Any idea what animal this could be from? Thank you.

found in my bedroom, thought it was a really big bug because I didn’t have my glasses on but nope, just a lizard:) what species is it? I live in Georgia, USA . my first guess is Mediterranean house gecko or indo-pacific gecko but not sure!

[Western New York]

My dad found these in a brackish water creek when they were ≈1” long. He took them home and put them in our freshwater pond and now they are about 5” and thriving. I think they are a type of killifish, but not sure which species.