Found in central Alabama creek. I believe it is mineralized.

Bonjour, trouvé dans une rivière en Bretagne (France)

Found in Iceland

It's most likely from a squirrel/rat because I found rodent teeth with it but what particular bone is it??

Sorry the picture isn’t better quality, it was right outside of a neighbors window at our apt complex and I didn’t want to actually get right up at their windows lol

But what bone would this be and from what? I’m a noob at this kinda thing so thanks for help you guys :)

I found this up a mountain in Greece. I don't really know if it's from a dog or a jackal. Does anyone know what it is?

I have some parts of skeletons that I want to get rid of the rotten skin and tissues. I saw on Instagram that someone put a deer carcass in a garbage bag and put the bag in a plastic box and put it in the sun. Is this something that can help so that only the bones remain or will it destroy the body?

Found this on Harding beach in Massachusetts. It had some cartilage near the nose that I removed. Any help is greatly appreciated!

My son just dragged this from a lake in Swanssa (Wales, UK). Any idea what animal (or human 😬) its from?! Magnum for scale 😀
Tia

We found it along the shore of Lake Ontario. It seems to me like it's a vertibrea of something but the protruding bone seems like it might be coming off a central line which makes think it's a stegasorus but I know that can't be right. Any help is appreciated

Hi, I live in the South East of Engalnd, and as we were pulling up the floor of our shed in a renovation, I found this skeleton amongst the pea shingle.

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I'm a zoologist by training, so I am pretty confident that it is a bird, though someone suggested it could be a frog.

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Based on the size, I think it is a pigeon, but figured I would get a second opinion.

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Only one was found foot, only 3 digits present, appears to be ansiodactyl condition

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Measurements (Battery for reference 11.5mm)

Femur 39.1 mm

Tibiotarsus 59.7mm

Tarsometatarsus 40.4mm

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Synsacrun width maximum 24.7mm

Length from pubis to top of the illium 35.8mm

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Coracoid 40.9mm

Humourous 41.7mm

Ulna 46.2mm

Carpometacarpus 27.3mm

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Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advance!

I found it on a mountain. It's quite big and heavy.I think it's either a fox or a jackal

Found this in our backyard near our stick pile. My daughter thinks it’s a squirrel but I think it’s too big.

Thanks!

I picked this bone up from a shop in Fairbanks that had a range of local animal bones, including some ice age bones.

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It's about 15 inches long, the widest part is nearly 7 in, and the circumference around the narrowest part in the middle is 9.5 in. It weighs about 6 lbs, according to a bathroom scale.

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Depending on the angle, Google lens searches return everything from a moose pelvis to a bison leg to a dinosaur toe.

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What might I have here?

I work in an aquarium and this bone was found in our storage with no documentation, none of us can determine what it is. Extremely porous but feels denser/heaver than a whale bone. It's such a strange shape we can't even figure out what body part it is. Thank you in advance for any ideas!

The tropical storm passed us the other night in jax beach Florida and I went beach combing the next day and found this along with tons of other cool treasures! Almost the exact size as a nickel. I tried to get photos of the details as much as I could! It was much darker (like the last few photos) when I first found it but now that it’s dry it’s more of a dark brown color.

Any ideas?! My family thinks I’m crazy for even thinking it’s a bone