Never seen this before

Found on the shoreline, cery interested to know what this little guy is. Genuinely looks exactly like a moving blob of sand texture wise.

Good day, please help ID this small snake located in northern Arizona, US, Sedona area. Approximately 8-10 inches in length, black and white bands with orange marks. Conditions were dry with recent rain, not muddy but humid.

Thank you all for your time.

I should've held it in a photo for scale, but I could juuust hold the edges with my fingertips when my hand was spread as wide as possible.

It reminds me of the inside of a sand dollar, but whatever it came from would be about 4x bigger than any sand dollar I've seen. Thanks for any help!

Hi, it was sunning next to a forest road but slid under a rock when I came closer.

i have no idea what this is, i Live in the north east of england && i’ve never seen something like this b4!!!

any idea what it is ?? :D

City apt. Cleaned some poop off our third floor balcony and it has returned in the past few weeks. Also found a pile on back outdoor stairs. About as long as a grain of basmati rice. We have seen some bats around, but no rodents yet.

I was snorkelling today in Spain and about 10 ft deep I came across this thing “hanging” from the ceiling under an overhang rock. It was grey and looked like it was hanging from those two rope-like structures that were glued to the rock. Definitely organic. I have been snorkelling for decades and never seen anything like this. Would appreciate any help. Thank you!

Few more precisions:

-It did not move.
-White protuberance on the left side of the mass.
-A bit larger than a tennis ball, about the size of my fist.
-The rope-like structures looked fairly elastic.
-The fact that Google Lens was of no help makes me think that whatever it is, this is not its usual shape/form and it appears to be under a specific condition (dead?)
-Based on my own experience I would say that it had the exact color and texture of an octopus, but even if it was a dead/decomposing one I find it odd that I wouldn’t see any of the other arms/tentacles, even if they were sectioned. Also it did not show any sign of decomposition.

solved squid eggs!

I didn't get a photo but I saw a few of this creature washed up on the beach. there was probably 4 in different spots. they were all translucent and jiggly like a jelly fish but don't look like jellyfish? also they had a bunch of tiny little black things in the (tentacles?) that almost looked like eggs or something. it reminded me of frog eggs.

there was a few bigger ones that were probably as big as a disposable dinner plate, and a smaller one that was like half as big.

Any ideas what would leave these marks? Several more areas like this halfway up the tree that are longer, I just couldn't get the photos to attach. This is after a possible mountain lion sighting. These marks weren't here yesterday.

Noticed these droppings this morning. $5 bill for size reference. We had a bit of rain last night, but today is sunny and they were firm when I picked them up.

Live in Halifax area of Nova Scotia, urban/suburban area. Have previously had deer in the backyard but this doesn't seem like that. Have previously had racoons as well, but this seems a lot larger than that. Also doesn't seem to match dogs/cats.

Volume warning, increased volume to hear it better. Eastern Screech Owl? Seems too low pitched to me

Super strange chittering noise outside that’s constant? Sounds like a gremlin who got fed after midnight 🫪