
Suburbs of Chicago, IL
Lots of coyotes. Found in the dirt. Maybe part of a coyote jaw? Just hoping it’s not human!

Lots of coyotes. Found in the dirt. Maybe part of a coyote jaw? Just hoping it’s not human!
Hi all
I collected these two a few years back during a walk. I suspect the skull is from a bird but no idea about the tooth - no modern birds have teeth to my knowledge so I’m almost certain they’re unrelated.
I’d be keen to know what animals they’re from!
Many thanks
Found in NW Ohio around a tree with squirrel bones. It has teeth but then maybe a claw or beak?
Found this guy by a beaver logging spot in northern Alberta from my best guess its from a beaver but I'd love to hear some other input cause ive never seen anything like this lol
Does anyone know what this belongs to? Found it on a North Wales beach, it's the size of 3/4 of my hand in length
For some context my girlfriend found it on a golf course. I don’t understand how the course keepers don’t do anything about it. Either way it looks like it’s just a dog but I’m wondering if it is fake the teeth look extremely white. Then again what do I know about bones. That’s why I’m here.
Found on a hike in remote area, please ID!
live in the midwest btw
Hi all,
Please could you help identify this bone that was found in a river bank in the West Midlands, England. It is approximately 10 inches to a foot long. It was spotted half exposed about 18 inches down from the top of the river bank just above the waterline.
Thanks in advance
Shoreline of James River in Southeast VA. Thinking tail of something?
First time finding a pellet! The common birds in the area were barred owls and Cooper’s hawks if that helps at all! I assume it’s a rat or a mouse. Thank you. (:
found this herbivore while hiking in Italy, does anyone know which animal it is?
thanks in advance
Strange Side note: among the bones was a bunch of random broken glass and a small porcelain doll with no arms or legs (picture of doll attached at the end)
Found on Folly Beach, South Carolina. (Banana for scale)