Opossum

 The diet consists mainly of insects, worms, carrion (dead animals), reptiles, amphibians, birds and their eggs, crustaceans, berries, fruits, and small mammals.  The opossum is both a scavenger and an omnivore which feeds primarily at night. The Opossum may look vicious; however, they lend themselves very timid and would rather show you their teeth and drool until you walk away. Once they feel safe they will either go back to sleep or move along on their walk depending on where you spotted them. If this happens to be inside of a shed or garage, it's likely not going to leave on its own without assistance.