◆ a field guide · v2.4 · 4+ species cataloged
Gotta log
'em all.
Snap a photo of any wild scat you find on the trail. Our model identifies the species, issues you a collectible card, and quietly contributes to wildlife conservation research.
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◆Uncommon
American Beaver
Castor canadensis
Field noteBeaver scat contains so much wood fiber that it floats — search downstream of dams.
Size
4
Smell
4
Danger
1
< 1 hour
047 / 200
●Common
Common Raccoon
Procyon lotor
Field noteRaccoons designate communal latrines — multiple raccoons use one spot over months.
Size
4
Smell
7
Danger
3
2–4 hours
034 / 200
✦Rare
Bobcat
Lynx rufus
Field noteBobcats often bury or scrape soil over their scat — look for the rake marks.
Size
4
Smell
5
Danger
6
< 1 hour
008 / 200
●Common
Striped Skunk
Mephitis mephitis
Field noteYes, the scat is smelly. No, that's not the dangerous part of a skunk.
Size
3
Smell
10
Danger
5
1+ day
029 / 200