I took as many photos as I could. It weighs about 8g based on my kitchen scale, though it might not be fully accurate. Based on how big it is when fully stretched out across my wrist, it seems to be around 2 inches long. I don't want to just blindly release it in the wild and don't have a rehab nearby so want to make sure I know what exactly it is and research what to do for it.

Can someone tell me what kind of owl this is? My guess is a burrowing owl, but I don’t know if it’s just little because it’s a baby or what. Just wondering because my dad loves animals and would really appreciate some info. Thank you!!

No idea what this lil critter is Approximately 300-500mm long

Found it wandering around a park. Trying to eat trash.

Caught on camera around 1 am..

A dead rat in the middle of my road, decapitated, with a cigarette staged in front of the carcass. The head was not near the body or anywhere in the vicinity that I could see.

What kind of predator would take just the head?

I just found this birdie in my yard. It's literally just died. It's not even cold yet. My cats haven't been out in the yard in a couple of days and we don't use pesticides. But this critter looks too young for natural death. But I'm no expert. So what could have happened?

this was found near a lake and google is giving me several different answers? i thought it was a raccoon but maybe not? let me know!!

Coyote or fox ?? Sorry the cam is focused as Bird feeder ...I added in the large skunk vid as reference

Anyone who is a reptile genius, please help

This chonk found himself in a pickle, caught up in the plastic-wrapped baby stroller. Just moved yesterday and never seen this species before. Google says Gulf Coast Toad?

Who chewed through the can?! Living in the city so no bears, squirrels are around, as are rats, raccoons, other common city dwellers.

In the ocean on the west coast of Madagascar. Not sure what it is. Was pretty small. Found in a pocket of water right at the tide line on a beach. Thanks for the help!

All of these were taken on the same morning at a beach on the east coast of Florida.

My guesses are snake (1) mouse (2) and rabbit (3) but I’m particularly curious about the first photo and if it would look like that if a snake crossed. It is coming from an area people do not walk on up the dune into brush

My sister's been hearing this on our back porch for days, and only just now was able to get a recording. We can't seem to find it but I'm thinking it's some kind of frog??? I've got three dogs and I'm worried about them getting after it. Thanks in advance if anyone knows!

Edit: Solved!!

For reference I’m in the Midwest. I didn’t find any animal carcasses or remains under my deck/around the house. This was the only thing that she threw up. She seems fine and good. Could it be a rat tail? Should I be concerned even though she seems unbothered? Any help is appreciated.