Always wondered what it might be and thought I'd post here.
My family found this on a trip down the shore one summer in the 1990s. It was taken right from the beach, most likely at Beach Haven on LBI or Ocean City, NJ. I remember that it was darker when we found it, but it has lightened over time.
Did a dolphin have an unfortunate run-in with a shark? Only this subreddit can tell us!
This bone was found in South Florida on the Atlantic coast. The two smaller bones at the top can move a little bit. I have no idea what it's from!
any ideas? worried the one next to my hand in the third image is a sea turtle and needs to go back. friend brought me a bucket full
Found a few feet apart from each other in the middle of washed up debris. Any insights would be very helpful! Thanks in advance :))
Hi everyone! I shared Skulled here a few months ago and didn't expect so many kind comments. A lot of what changed since then came from suggestions people left here, so thank you for that.
If you missed it: the game shows you a skull and you try to guess which animal it belongs to. There's a daily challenge with a few modes:
There are 513 species right now. If you spot a skull that's misidentified or a photo missing its credit, please tell me.
When you get a skull right it goes into an album as a little specimen card, and once in a while you get a rare one, like an X-ray or a cyanotype. Kind of silly, but I really like collecting them.
The first season also starts this Tuesday (Oct 13). Each season is a 2 month "expedition" to a different part of the world with its own species, and I'm keeping the first destination a secret until then.
It's free, you don't need an account, and works fine on both phone and PC.
If you give it a try, I hope you have fun with it. Link's in the comments!
Found on beach off west coast of Scotland - anyone know what it is? Or if it is worth money? All found close by eachother.