need second opinions on animal damage pic

my cousin sent me this pic,,,something got in her flower bed and ripped the snot out of it,,,,this is on a second floor balcony....no steps up to it,,,only accessible from a sliding door. i'm thinking squirriels,,,,,,,,,,,,,your guesses?

Id say...yes

Squirrels

Rioters. Probably Boco protesting having to live with gun-grabbing Trudeau in command.

Could be birds, scratching and digging for worms etc. in the soil.

Bryce

If it was my house, I'd be thinking it was a 5-year-old... But squirrels can be almost as destructive.

does she have a cat?

I'm not saying it was a chupacabra, but it was a chupacabra

crayfish

Could be coon.

can't resist.......a chupacabra stuck in a pig castrator?

It was a pig that needs castrating. If only someone had a pig castrator.

a pig that just got casterated!!

A squatch mad about his Pig getting castrated

It was a pigtunia looking for his roots.

Coon.

Almost a guarantee. We fight the same thing here this time of year. Fresh dug dirt, and especially potting soil, are like magnets to some of them. I have no idea why, but it's a never ending battle.

yupper.............2

Coon
Seen the exact same thing many times here as well.
They love potting soil this time of year.

Got a Game Cam? If not borrow one and if so , put it up and end all doubt!......................... the mike

coon

Nesting Passenger Pigeon. Better kill it quick or the USFWS will lock down the entire property.

Moosetrot

2nd story? Look for tracks and dung underneath it. Probably a giraffe.

Set a couple of #3 coils, with a dead drop pan in there... I bet you will find out....

Garry-

Looks like the work of a Tarsier...very destructive animals!

Bigfoot

Looks like coon work.

Coon had the same problem a few years ago, I'm wondering if the fertilizer doesn't have fish smell to it, we called in 11 coons over the next few nights problem solved

That would be my bet. They tear the heck out of my mom'a flower beds using them as litter boxes.