Wildlife experts: What kind of animal is this? ~New Pics page 11~

[Leah and peeps]

I think it looks like a bear cub, i think that you can see the outline of the ear and there appers to be no tail, but i have no experience.

 

[yotehunter]

i still think its a raccoon, but the closest animal i could find was a wombat, but they are in australia.

 

[The Wolf Queen]

OP are there any tracks left that you could take pics or make a cast of? If not next time the mystery creature comes around we require you do so

 

[CoyoteMagic]

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Think Guinea Pig on steroids

 

[mississippifarmboy]

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Think Guinea Pig on steroids

 

[Beekissed]

I think the first is a cat...the perspective is a little off, so the tail looks stubby but you can actually see the curl at the end if you look closely, which indicates a normal tail length. Big tom cat....maybe feral by the looks of that thick winter pelt.

The second pic doesn't resemble a bear cub as the proportion is way off, nor a coon~ same reason. Groundhogs are denned up and are not nocturnal~but the pic most closely resembles their body and back feet...though they do have tails which should be quite bushy during the winter months. Have no real clue on that one but he sure is bigger than the coon. We have some mighty massive groundhogs here, so that is no stretch.

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[CoyoteMagic]

OOH OOOH OHOH!!! I saw that critter a little while ago!! It's my neighbors 20lb chiuhuahua!!!

 

[Xtina]

That is one big house cat! Looking at the size, I'd like to say that it could be a hybrid of domestic and wild cat, but most of the hybrids of bobcat or lynx come with the bob tail and slightly longer fur. So I think it's safe to rule that out.

 

[redhen]

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No..no

... you need to find the OTHER pic on here of her OTHER predator....
Thats the one we cant figure out what it is... (not sure what page its on though..)

 

[dinahmoe]

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No..no

... you need to find the OTHER pic on here of her OTHER predator....
Thats the one we cant figure out what it is... (not sure what page its on though..)

look on page #2