My grandpa took some pictures of a few pieces in my collection and I love looking at the gar teeth up close so I thought I’d share
I got this spotted gar skull at the oddities and curiosities expo when I was in college. One of my favorite pieces
From top to bottom
Cat
Rabbit
Squirrel
Large rat
Lovebird
Mouse
All of these bones were cleaned and preserved by me, harvested from roadkill or donated deceased animals.
We were playing cornhole when I found it while pretending to dejectedly walk into the woods. It was sat under a tree not too far from the house and when i brought it up to Bone Friend she said it looked more carved than chewed
Whatever it is my dog is very upset with me that I won't let her chew on it lol
Been degreasing these in water for over a year now, scrubbed them 4 times, why are they still pink? (Left in the garden in the uk)
My dogs just found these in my backyard. I assumed it was a squirrel but can anyone identify them for me? I put a penny down for scale cause that's all I had nearby lol thanks in advance!
Fort Worth, TX
Found on a beach in the UK, I thought it was part of a shell at first but it feels heavier and thicker than a shell so it’s making me wonder if it’s some sort of bone or fossil?
Hello!! found this object in Italy—specifically in Val Pellice, a mountain area in the Piedmont region. I'm not an expert, but I think it might be a bone. I'm really curious to know what animal it could belong to, if possible. Could you tell me anything about it?
Thank you so much!
Found in eastern Canada on a beach.
The shape caught my attention but I’m not sure if this a bone at all. Found at low tide in the UK
Found this pattern on the surface of the tile, which looks like a spine slice. Has been completely quartzized.
After a 2 month process I have two mice, a goldfish, and a hillstream loach from my aquarium. Also have 8 rats processing in my garage right now
Diaphonization is the process of clearing the soft tissue, and dyeing the bones and cartilage with specialized dyes
so i went out for about an hour, and i came back with 14 skulls! in total i found about 24 but couldn’t take all of them obviously! hope you like
found this on the shore of lake champlain in vermont. it seems to be a plate bone with about twenty rounded teeth of varying sized on top. they definitely feel like teeth. its not a fossil, it is a bone. does anyone have any ideas? i have never seen anything like it.
Hello I found some cut up moose sheds off a highway pull out and found a moose skull in Yukon. I would like to take these home to Pennsylvania. Not sure if I have to get paper work or declare them at the boarder crossing. No tissue or brain matter on the skull
We are in southern ca.