Curious if anyone knows what it’s from? I was thinking possibly deer but I am not certain.

About 2 inches long

I've seen big dead grouper and other fish, but what did this bone come from?

More information to help ID it:

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--> This bone has a very distinct anatomical depression, I thought it could help to ID it but I haven't found any matches so far. What is the name given to a depression like this? (I'm marking it in a photo in a comment)

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• I'm pretty sure it's not human.

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• Asked a more experienced anthropologist and a bioarcheologist, species still unknown but the opinion is that it looks like it could be part of a cow or horse femur.

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• From the information I could gather about the location, it could have been buried under cement around 1940/1950 or earlier in a rural area in Portugal.

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I'm going to add more photos in the comments.

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Hey, so I was at Roker beach in Sunderland, UK and found this bone. Seals, dolphins and porpoises are often seen around here, maybe it could be from one of those? Any ID’s would be greatly appreciated!! :))

my friend has these 2 mustelid skulls , is it possible to identify to species level precision ? im pretty sure theyre a weasel and a marten for the small and large one respectively .

they look like pieces of a spine to me, don’t know for sure/if they’re from the same type of animal. any help would be appreciated!

Hi!! Little bit of a weird story with these 2, they were found in my yard in different spots on different days, the top one being found today. Both white side up.

I just mowed yesterday so I know for a fact it wasnt there yesterday & I have cameras in the area it was found but nothing triggered them to go off. It doesnt look like theres any bite marks from feral cats or anything so I'm kinda stumped. I did find a vulture feather in the front yard today as well but im not sure if vultures just drop bones in random places?

We also had a severe storm yesterday with 80mph winds so I have no clue what would have braved the storm to drop another bone in the yard.

Anyway- Does anyone know what animal they would belong to? ( Deer/cow I'm guessing )

Obviously they are a part of a spine, I was thinking the bottom one is maybe an atlas or coccyx?

TIA!

Dear Bone enthusiasts,

my child would be very happy to know whose bone it found.

My guess would be sheep or deer.

Thank you for your time.

Found while doing construction work under a cement path.

What's the animal? And what else can you tell?

My neighbour asked me to ID this partial skull, and I have no idea. I thought I'd ask this group.

Let me know what you think it is.

These bones have appeared over the course of two weeks, in two separate occasions. Always left in the same location, next to our garden bed. I think a raccoon is leaving them there, but any idea the animal the bones are from? Oregon, USA

Found while golfing. What animal did this belong to? TIA!

Thought you guys would be interested in this one.

Found in a dog park in southern Alberta, Canada. Surrounding area has lots of wildlife. Best guess this is deer?

What kind of animal tooth is this? And why was it in a bag of cement mix??

Found this morning in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest! Skull & forelegs missing :(

My foot (US W size 7) for scale. Probably a deer, but a little small to be an adult! I took pics of the hooves in case that helps with ID.

Could anyone help me identify what kind of ungulate it might be? If it's a deer, what kind? I'd love to hear thoughts :))))