Saw a picture of these little goobers and trying to figure out what it is.

On the beach at the north jetty at Cape Disappointment, WA. The disc of the largest vertebra is like 6-8” diameter.

First off, sorry for the burry picture. Didn't want to spook the little guy.

Spot it on a night walk. It was around 30-40cm long?

Rotated on its own, and the tail seemed to wiggle like the end of a snake?

My current suspicions are either a Chinese Slug Snake or a type of caecilian?

thanks in advance!

I know a beaver lives in this pond. Sorry for bad audio.

One of the locals says it's a bug but it sounds more like a frog to me? Any ideas? It sounds pretty distinct.

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

Unfortunately our camera didn’t start recording until it had hopped the fence (~6 ft tall fence)

I was told it’s a non-venomous king snake, it probably is, but I have to double check for…

…Reasons 😬

Any ideas what this animal might be? We have a lot of coyotes in the area, but I’m wondering if it could be a fox or something else. It moves pretty quickly in the footage, so it’s hard to get a good look. There weren’t any lights on, so the Nest camera was recording in infrared night vision, which makes it even harder to tell.

Found them on a dock by a lake

I spotted a fairly large animal flying in the moonlight on my way home. This time is 9:30pm. Unfortunately, my phone completely failed to capture it properly, so this blurry video is all I managed to get.

Could it have been a bat, a Black-crowned Night Heron or some kind of raptor (perhaps an owl)? Any thoughts?

We live really close to a river, there are snails in our yard but I’ve never seen tracks like these!! This is on the outside of a glass door. The tracks just end, no snails stuck on the glass!! Crazy! And they’re too high up for the kids to reach, so it’s not toy car tire marks 😅

I know that the bird is a Willet, but I'm not sure what it caught. It looks like some kind of sea creature to me but I'm not really sure what it could be. The bird was hunting along the shallow water that washes up onto the beach and sticking it's long beak into the sand.

Sorry for the bad photo but any help in figuring out what species, had a black and white zebra style striped tail.

I was sitting on a hill looking at the city when I heard it and it scared me a bit so I got up to leave and I decided to start looking for whatever it was but failed to get a visual on it. This was specifically on the Micheal D. Antonovich trail in San Dimas if that helps at all.

I found it in my front yard and there are loads of squirrels around here Edit: Is there some raccoon joke I dont know about in this thread? Its not a raccoon tail, juvenile or otherwise.

They looked similar in size to a medium-sized dog's poo, but I know they're not from a dog.