Hi, I found this bone in my local river (Ayrshire scotland) 19cm

7.5 inches long

Raccoon?? I’m curious and don’t know much about bones :)

My wife was on a walk with our dog and came across this squirrel going to town on a pretty large bone. We’re in a residential neighborhood in the Portland, OR area.

Found him on mountain in greece

I found these years ago, these are the only pictures I have but I’ve always wondered what it was! It was under a boardwalk so I couldn’t get really close either. Thanks for any insight!

Found him on mountain in greece

found these in my yard after my dog tried eating the flesh/fur part leftover. any idea what they could be?

Sorry, should’ve added something for scale, but I’d guess it was 6-8” long.

As noted I found this tooth almost 40 years ago and I'm looking for an id. It was found on the north western coast of Newfoundland on the St. Laurence sea way. I believe its from a whale but not certain. If you are wondering what the red marks are, its 🖍.

Found a few feet apart from each other in the middle of washed up debris. Any insights would be very helpful! Thanks in advance :))

It feels like a rock but I can’t say I’ve ever seen a rock shaped so much like a tooth, but I’m not a bone-ologist so idk

Hi everyone! I shared Skulled here a few months ago and didn't expect so many kind comments. A lot of what changed since then came from suggestions people left here, so thank you for that.

If you missed it: the game shows you a skull and you try to guess which animal it belongs to. There's a daily challenge with a few modes:

• Classic: a few views of the skull (you can zoom in and draw on it), then pick the animal
• Taxonomy: go from class down to species, one level at a time
• Skull Match: 4 skulls, 6 names, match them up
• Speed Run: as many as you can in 60 seconds
• Odd One Out (new): 3 skulls share a group and 1 doesn't, find it

There are 513 species right now. If you spot a skull that's misidentified or a photo missing its credit, please tell me.

When you get a skull right it goes into an album as a little specimen card, and once in a while you get a rare one, like an X-ray or a cyanotype. Kind of silly, but I really like collecting them.

The first season also starts this Tuesday (Oct 13). Each season is a 2 month "expedition" to a different part of the world with its own species, and I'm keeping the first destination a secret until then.

It's free, you don't need an account, and works fine on both phone and PC.

If you give it a try, I hope you have fun with it. Link's in the comments!

As you can see, it's small but it doesn't look like a mouse's skull. However, it's also too small to be a rat's skull. I found it on the road

I found this on a walk today. Any ideas?

Northern Manitoba. It’s not super big.

So, I bought this racoon skull at an expo about two years ago. As of recently, I've been a lot more into looking for my own bones and how to clean them, and when I looked back at this skull in particular I thought it looked like it hasn't been degreased, or wasn't degreased long enough. but I wanted more opinions in case it was just staining

Found on a greek island, do they look like teeth maybe? Dont know anything about bones! Thank you for any hint <3

Location: Whidbey Island, WA, USA

I think the 9' rough tide brought it in yesterday and lodged it in this downed tree. Stripped clean but with some intact organs. Only slightly smelly.

Just interested in which exact bone it is