r/boneidentification

found this big pelican skull on a tiny island near thailand is it rare EDIT: porpoise/dolphin skull!

Hello my mom got me these teeth earrings from good will. I’m so curious to know what animal they belonged to and this seemed like the spot to ask.

Found in a burn site in central florida. Looks like a part of a skull. I’m thinking baby deer but what do I know. Surrounding habitat is pine flat wood

Friend went on a cross country road trip and brought me some bones back. He found them in Dinosaur, CO.

New construction in town, and there was still dirt on the side. I found this. Not sure what it is though. Any suggestions?

Found in suburban midwestern US, residential area. My guess is raccoon?

These are listed as monkey bones but they seem more like bird leg bones to me? Approx 3-4cm.

If they are monkey bones can you identify which bone if it’s not possible to narrow down the exact monkey? I’m trying to learn. Thanks

sorry if the leaves are in the way :/ found in Texas

im guessing its a rat

Location: NE Florida

See photos for size.

Curious of what they left me.

My son found this in a field, I don't have the actual skull in hand yet so I can't offer a size comparison but I will add one as soon as I do! Thank You!!

Found in northern mn. Sorry for no real visual scale reference, was only 5 maybe 6 inches in length

Found in a steep woodland area in the uk, no other bones nearby. Roughly 10-15cm long give or take.
Initially thought it could be canine/ vulpine but had a friend suggest it was a deer skull and someone on another sub suggest raccoon.
Any ideas would be appreciated

about to craft some necklaces out of these and was curious to see what they are first of all

found beside the sidewalk

Found in Bridgeport, Connecticut on my partners job site. Is it a cat? Any help would be greatly appreciated