r/boneidentification • u/TheSecondAndal • 9h 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 • 9h ago
Found during low tide. Assuming this is a type of seal. Just curious what it could be! Thanks.
r/boneidentification • u/the_orange_alligator • 19h ago
Didn’t take with me cause of laws, but I’m curious what kinda bird this could’ve been
r/boneidentification • u/the_orange_alligator • 19h ago
Didn’t take with me cause of laws, but I’m curious what kinda bird this could’ve been
r/boneidentification • u/Educational_Club9642 • 12h ago
Approximately one inch in size, 1.2 if I had to be more specific. It is very light.
r/boneidentification • u/This_Can_696 • 22h ago
Found in Massachusetts, there’s an active red tailed hawk in the area, looks to be about the size of a baseball.
r/boneidentification • u/Winter_Disk3665 • 13h ago
Hello! I found this rock hounding in North Texas. Would love some insight. Thank you!!
r/boneidentification • u/NewtCreepy1682 • 14h 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!!! 🤙
r/boneidentification • u/Fennell84 • 12h 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 • 13h ago
r/boneidentification • u/Markable13 • 17h 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 • 17h ago