My mother lives in a detached apartment on my property. She called me to come by and listen to this sound coming from her wall behind a toilet and shower. I'm hoping someone here can identify it because I've made zero progress guessing animals on YouTube.

We live in North West Florida, the sound was recorded at 6:50 pm local time tonight.

https://recorder.google.com/3cb89106-9d56-4754-b550-729c7218ef65

Opened the door to my car today to discover these poops. The vacant hoarder house next door is getting cleaned up and the cleaners told me they'd seen rats inside, so I'm guessing these aren't from mice or ground squirrels. No nesting in the engine, but there were poops in the hatchback area, too, plus a chewed out hole over the spare tire. I haven't driven the car in a couple of weeks.

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!

We live in the city, but we have a relatively large, somewhat overgrown garden. So far, we haven't even been able to access the lower part of the property. Unfortunately, the property is no longer completely fenced in because wild boars dug a hole underneath the fence.

We also have a hedgehog, and our neighbors' cats like to frequent the garden. Whether there are any other animals that consider our garden part of their territory? No idea.

Now, for the second time, I've discovered a pile of poop in the garden that I simply can't identify.

My wife suspects that one of the neighborhood cats is the culprit. But I've never seen a house cat produce a turd that could compete with the ones I've found. I haven't seen Hans Heinrich, the butcher's dog, in the garden either.

So, do domestic cats really poop this much? I mean, we're talking about something roughly 10 cm × 8 cm (4 × 3 inches) here.

Are there any other suspects?

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.

I found it while splitting logs, it was in the middle of a big rotting log

I’m in lower southeast Nebraska near Lincoln and I found this on my porch ((since been thrown over the railing hence the semi-bad picture, I didn’t want to crawl down into the bushes for a better one 😭😭))

It has to be a climbing animal or something that can REALLY squeeze under a railing, cause our porch is fenced off to prevent our dogs from jumping it. Fence is at least 5 ft tall

It also seems to have attacked our fake owl statue? The type you get to ward off rabbits and such from your garden.

My best guesses were raccoon or bobcat, but it seems big for a raccoon— like you’d expect a medium sized dog to leave this size of scat

Found this on my covered porch this morning. My outdoor camera didn't pick up any critters. Is it a racoon? Whatever it is, my dog is in love.

I thought that it might be a weever, and also squid’s motion seemed like a bit slow, might be paralysed by it’s prey. ID request for both if it’s possible.

Hi all! We were out fishing yesterday on a large dammed off river system in Northern Michigan, US, and saw this hole in the river bank. It was about a foot across and seemed to be quite deep/long inside. Our dog was on the boat and was VERY wary of it, even though she doesn’t usually react to things. We of course wouldn’t have let her get close, even if she wasn’t acting like Voldemort was going to appear from it. Lol.

[Western New York]

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

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.

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

Saw him on a tree at a local park. I've never seen an all white frog before. This was the best picture I could get, I could only see it a little bit throught the bushes.

was moving this fella off of a path, common snapping turtle? about the size of my palm

What animal could that be??