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this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2024
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As /u/Steve@startrek.website suggests, that certainly looks like sand that has been washed out by water around the hole, so I don't know whether that's relevant.
Either way, the hole itself doesn't look like a badger snuffle hole or latrine, so I'd say fox is more likely.