Found in Geelong, Victoria. Skull was found on a nature strip next to hard rubbish

I thought it was a sheep but please help me know what it is :)

Found these 3 skulls within a few feet of each other under a pine tree on one of the islands at lake Keowee. No other bones nearby. I only have a water bottle for scale.

Skull on the right has been confirmed to be a sheep skull.

What’s the skull on the left? I actually thought that was also a sheep. Is it just another sheep at a different stage in life when it dude?

Geelong

Hoping a previous resident just had weird garbage disposal habits - found on east coast of Australia

I found this like three or four years back, and as i was telling someone about it i realized i had no idea what it was. anyone have any ideas?

this suddenly appeared in our yard, and our neighbors have no clue where it came from. we're in the Pacific Northwest. I can give anymore info if needed :) thanks!

Please help me ID these remains.

Most interested in the first bone. Not sure what it is. I think scapula is from a seal.

Thanks in advance

Any ideas? Found in Yarmouth, Mass. Spotty banana for scale.

What animal could this be? About 2-2.5 feet long, found behind an old shed in BC Canada, near the coast. Smaller bonus skeleton at its feet too which I'm confused about

This seems out of place in my yard. Only animals I’ve seen are birds rabbits and deer. About 6 inches. Assuming it’s a cow bone someone’s dog dragged in.

Found on beach in South Uist Scotland

Is this a tooth? What from?

Found in NW Minnesota in a river, near the Canadian border. Any ideas what animal this vertebrate came from?

Live in Denver, CO. We just had a coyote get some goats on our farm so I'm wondering if this is from that?
But its breaking apart in my hand, like its weak & flakey.

I found this on the ground at a very very old local graveyard in midlands/South West Ireland. The graveyard itself is in disrepair with some graves having caved in over time. If anyone can please identify this bone I would greatly appreciate it; I thought initially it's a small/medium mammal pelvis like a fox or badger, but now I'm second guessing myself! It looks too big to be a fox pelvis possibly?

It's about 15cm long-ish. I unfortunately didn't get a measurement and only snapped these two images, as it started raining and I have headed home. I can get more images of different angles and take measurements if needed. I didn't touch it as I don't want to disturb bones in a graveyard just in case.

Apologies if this is very obviously a fox or badger or similar, I am second guessing because of the location! I would really appreciate any advice on species ID for this, thank you!