r/animalid • u/GayJamesFranco • Oct 30 '24
Scat found at my new house in suburban Maryland. Do we have a bear? 💩💩 SCAT ID REQUEST 💩💩
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u/MrBlqckBird242 Oct 30 '24
I seen dog poop look like this if they had something rough to eat.
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u/bandoftheredhand17 Oct 30 '24
Agreed- I’ve cleaned up dog poop like this, only in about 50% greater quantity, and inside the house.
Truly shocking the amount of poop that a normal sized dog can excrete…
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u/GayJamesFranco Oct 30 '24
Thanks, we were considering sick dog. I've never had a larger dog so never seen anything this big from a dog. I'm not sure if the picture isn't doing it justice but it just seemed really huge to be from the normal animals we would expect.
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u/WannaBeDistiller Oct 30 '24
Or an angry neighbor
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u/GayJamesFranco Oct 30 '24
We've only been here a month, hopefully we haven't made anyone that upset.
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u/fox1manghost Oct 30 '24
That’s definitely not a bear. That’s probably a cow patty a deer with an half stomach a dog with an upset tummy or a homeless person took a crap in your yard
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u/Clan-Sea Oct 30 '24 edited Oct 30 '24
Could be coyote, they get weird poos sometimes just like domestic canines. If they ate something weird out of the trash, or got a bout of giardia
Could be a cat. Ive scooped things out of a litterbox that looks similar
Hard to identify mammal 💩 when things are going poorly for the critter
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u/-69hp 🐈🐕🦝Domestic & Wild Rehab🦝🐕🐈 Oct 30 '24
very reluctant to say bear. id expect significantly more or less of the scat from a bear, specifically w different food remnants.
agreed with majority of the comments in that this is a sick dog. can't say what all it ate, but it's body got wrecked in the process of digesting it & pushed it out way earlier than normal. wouldn't say it's been poisoned or anything, but it's definitely gotten into something it can't digest & will have to defecate out
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u/ChequeRoot Oct 30 '24
It’s too small and uniform in content for typic bear scat. Also unlikely (though not impossible) to have a bear in suburbia.
My guess is deer with an off stomach. Examples of deer poop not in pellet form. White-tailed Deer Scat
Second guess would be a domestic dog, also with an off stomach.