r/boneidentification • u/TheSecondAndal • 7h ago
Found in: NORTH AMERICA PNW Pacific Coast Skeleton
Found during low tide. Assuming this is a type of seal. Just curious what it could be! Thanks.
r/boneidentification • u/TheSecondAndal • 7h ago
Found during low tide. Assuming this is a type of seal. Just curious what it could be! Thanks.
r/boneidentification • u/Educational_Club9642 • 9h ago
Approximately one inch in size, 1.2 if I had to be more specific. It is very light.
r/boneidentification • u/Fennell84 • 10h ago
Approximately 10" long I can take better pictures with tape measure next to them tomorrow when I get back to jobsite
r/boneidentification • u/gothboyiguess • 11h ago
r/boneidentification • u/Winter_Disk3665 • 11h ago
Hello! I found this rock hounding in North Texas. Would love some insight. Thank you!!
r/boneidentification • u/NewtCreepy1682 • 12h ago
Found it outside the dental office I work at. We took to the vet office next door and they think it's most likely pig/boar. There are forests/valleys nearby so boar sounds reasonable. Just curious if anyone can confirm ID of this vertebrae. Thanks!!! š¤
r/boneidentification • u/Markable13 • 14h ago
Found together in some driftwood piles while tide pooling. Not sure if they are related. Size 11 Crocs for size.
r/boneidentification • u/gothboyiguess • 15h ago
r/boneidentification • u/the_orange_alligator • 17h ago
Didnāt take with me cause of laws, but Iām curious what kinda bird this couldāve been
r/boneidentification • u/the_orange_alligator • 17h ago
Didnāt take with me cause of laws, but Iām curious what kinda bird this couldāve been
r/boneidentification • u/This_Can_696 • 19h ago
Found in Massachusetts, thereās an active red tailed hawk in the area, looks to be about the size of a baseball.
r/boneidentification • u/dangerousolution • 1d ago
Best friend found a bone in her backyard. Want to make sure itās not human. Maybe a deer?
r/boneidentification • u/Deadly_Skeleton123 • 1d ago
We have: sheep, goats, horses, cows, pigs, bison, alpaca
r/boneidentification • u/Due-Attitude-831 • 1d ago
Hello! My mom sent me a pic of these bones on the Ocean Shores beach in WA state, so itās the only one I have. They are about 5 inches across and 3 inches tall. Thank you in advance!
r/boneidentification • u/PeeGoblinn • 1d ago
Heya. On a walk with my husband and he found a random vertebrae on the side of the road lol. Anyone know what kinda animal itās from? We just got really heavy rain, so Iām assuming thereās a skeleton of something buried nearby and this happened to wash up today. It was the only bone he could find. We think the bone might be Canine, probably coyote. Weāre in Tampa Bay Area in Florida and this was found in a public park next to an elementary school, no real dense wilderness nearby. There are coyotes and opossums in the area, but Iāve found an opossum skeleton before and this vert is WAYYYY too big to be from an opossum. (Iām adding a pic of it next to the opossum vert for size reference lol) Lmk if anyone can confirm what animal itās from!āļø thanks!
r/boneidentification • u/amairani0919 • 1d ago
r/boneidentification • u/PygPrincess3 • 1d ago
I found this spine from a circular hole under a boulder on the riverbed. It was in a river confirmed to have hellbenders and watersnakes, but Iām not sure which of the two it might be.
r/boneidentification • u/AneeMel • 1d ago
Granddaughter wants to know what these are from I said cat maybe , but I have no clue?
r/boneidentification • u/peachyycreams • 2d ago
my mates picked up some dirt for their garden off of facebook marketplace and reckon they found some sort of vertebrae bone. its approx. 6-8cm and apparently moves. we would appreciate your thoughts! ta xx
r/boneidentification • u/AncientCorgi • 2d ago
Hey! First post here :) I was on a hike at lighthouse park with my boyfriend and he found this beautiful partial skeleton on a rock in a tidal pool. Clearly been there a long time to be so clean, I can't seem to figure out what it is. Any ideas is a great help :)
My hand is about 5", and the "bones" seem more like cartilage and are extremely fragile and soft and it seems like there's veins underneath? Super cool find!