Can anyone tell me what you think this animal is? I am in Markham Ont. At first thought I think it's a racoon but the tail looks pretty short. Appreciate any input. ​​I am in ontario thx. ​

Do these looks like bobcat tracks? In rural mid Nebraska

This field burnt in the spring. All of this grass was rebound. The animals prefer it. Like a magnet. Big bonus if you guess the last one.

Hey! Wer von euch kann sagen, welches Tier hinter diesen Fährten steckt? Sind sie von einem Braunbären oder kann das nicht sein und ich bilde mir das nur ein? Hab sie gestern in den Kärntner Alpen entdeckt. Leider nur diese zwei.
Danke schon mal für jede hilfreiche Info. Lg Tom

Now that deer and elk season is in full effect I believe the predators are coming into these areas to scavenge the leftovers. These were found about a half mile into BLM land that borders a neighborhood. Rock for scale as I forgot my tape measure.

found in northern nj i don’t have an exact size estimate but i feel like with all the leaf litter you can tell the scale. there’s also a little dam right next to the tracks.

Spotted close to Radium in BC.
Any idea what it could be? It’s quitebig so don’t think a dog! (Size comparison my footprint next to it)

Maybe 4 in long.

Western Colorado, after last night’s heavy rain. Bear?

Each "print" is maybe 3in/8cm long, with some longer.

My boot is size 13. The smaller impression was separate, the large print had a heel going back to about where mine was. I’m wondering if this was a monster black bear or just someone’s size 15 boot.

Seen in NW Oregon, USA. The shoe print next to it is approximately a size 10 M US.

It looks like I got to share the trail with a black bear and maybe a young mountain lion. Let me know if you feel differently about the cat tracks. They are about 3.5” to 4” from toe to heel.

My husband and I came across this patch under our deck that has been dug. It’s about 1.5-2ft long by 6inches wide. Maybe 5 inches deep. We found what looks like a cat foot print, but the dug out spot looks very unlike something a cat would do. There is nothing left behind in the hole. We are stumped.
Foot print is roughly the size of a half dollar coin.
In central Minnesota.