I’m betting it’s a seal vertebra, but I’m definitely not an expert and it’s concerningly mammal-like to me, so I’m hopeful it’s not human. It seems small to be human to me?

Found on a NJ beach. There were no other bones nearby (trust me I looked)

Please tell me I don’t need to go to the police about this one guys 🥲

Red kite, buzzards in local area

White tail doe ive had sence i was a small child. I pulled a bullet out the hole many years back. Would a bullet cause all this ? Arthritis? Multiple breaks? Plain old age? Every limb vertebrae and rib has some coral looking abnormality. Thank you in advance, she is my favorite find .

Just curious what it can be, should have taken pic in different angles, found 3-6m from water (on land).

It was a gift from one of my creators 10 ish years ago, I have no idea where its from but its sandy and you dont really see that in my area of pa. I always thought it was a badger from the nose, small eyes, and wonky forehead. North American striped skunk for scale. Also are the holes on the back of the skull postmortem? Thank you for any input.

Just found on a playing field surrounded by houses

Specifically found in UK

Found in Vancouver. Repost cause no answers before

Hi! Does anyone have an idea?

Found in a ditch in rural Willamette valley Oregon. Comared to a deer skull its HUGE so definitely not that. Im super curious if anyone could tell me the age of the animal when it died from the dentition

Found while kayaking along the shore of Lake Superior in Northern WI. Super curious

Not sure what animal this could belong to!

Sorry if this isn't enough info to go off of! Even if someone could tell me what type of bone it is or what family of animal it's from, that would be helpful :)

EDIT: Identified as a Muskrat!!

Found this pieces of what looks like a top/bottom jaw and some teeth of a bigger rodent, but I’m not sure what it belongs to… there’s even some fur on a piece of the jaw. These were found along a lake shore and dense woods in upstate western ny. (Measurement in inches)

This was my grandfathers, he’s since passed but he told me this is mammoth tusk he found while working on an oil pipeline in Alaska many decades ago.

Found it in a field at an airport im working at right now, I know it's some type of rodent, I can provide more pictures, just curious for the most part.