r/BoneID • u/BeetRootZNA • 2h ago
What is this from ?
Found along a beach near North Lake on Prince Edward's Island in Canada.
My first thought was potentially off a fox.
I'm interested to hear from you guys.
Thank you in advance
r/BoneID • u/apple-took-my-kidney • Jan 13 '20
r/BoneID • u/Own-Yam1965 • Jan 01 '26
Hey everyone! I made a small game as a hobby and I think it turned out pretty cool.
It’s called Skulled Fun (skulled dot fun) and it’s completely free. It works both on PC and mobile.
The idea is simple: you look at an animal skull and try to guess which animal it belongs to. There are several game modes:
There’s also a cool album mechanic: by playing the daily modes, you earn sticker packs to fill an album with all the species!
The game still has a few bugs, but overall I think it’s in a good place for casual play. Any feedback is welcome!
r/BoneID • u/BeetRootZNA • 2h ago
Found along a beach near North Lake on Prince Edward's Island in Canada.
My first thought was potentially off a fox.
I'm interested to hear from you guys.
Thank you in advance
r/BoneID • u/Lucalebowski • 19m ago
Found on a beach on Lake Erie Approximately 3" long.
r/BoneID • u/TheRealNeal99 • 7h ago
r/BoneID • u/thickassgecko • 7h ago
Assuming some sort of rodent. I’d say it’s about 1” x 2”
r/BoneID • u/cathy4489 • 10h ago
Hello, I live in Sarasota, Florida and found this bone near my hot tub the other day. I live on the bay with lots of wildlife nearby so it’s possible it is something that washed ashore and got moved by a bird or other animal. About 7 inches long and a few angles shown. Thanks.
r/BoneID • u/stevieroo_ • 1d ago
Found in the Westminster open space in Colorado
r/BoneID • u/tone-deaf_mole-rat • 1d ago
I found this back in North Carolina years ago. I’m finally going through all of my inventory and trying to identify it correctly. My best guess is this is a piece of wild turkey vertebrae. There are some pieces that seemed to have been broken off so I don’t think it’s the full bone. What do you guys think it is?
r/BoneID • u/francis202 • 1d ago
They were all scattered about, assuming it was picked clean by something else. They looked pretty large, so I’m assuming a young deer? I would have put a ruler for scale but I was walking a dog and didn’t have a ruler on hand.
r/BoneID • u/littlelendog • 2d ago
r/BoneID • u/ryhenn4342 • 2d ago
Found in a pine barren in New Hampshire
r/BoneID • u/Funny_Flounder_4936 • 2d ago
Found in wetlands around huge reservoirs in north east London. Quite fibrous bones. Thinking large bird?
r/BoneID • u/k0ekienut • 3d ago
Just bought this jaw bone, they didn't tell me what it was but I figure it's some sort of rodent maybe? Idk, any ideas?
r/BoneID • u/killian_yay • 3d ago
Found it in the woods in Austria
I live rural, I take my dog for walks in the corn/soy fields and she found this bone. I believe its a humerus but it could be a femur.
I've been trying to ID it with a friend group, but each animal we've compared it to, there's been a detail that was a bit off but I'm not sure if it is because it been chewed or not. I'm hoping its a white tail deer but the other possibilities are black bear and, well, human.
The measuring stick is a foot long. (30cm)
Location: Eastern Townships, Quebec.
r/BoneID • u/AnonymousWaffel84 • 4d ago
Hi gang!! Found this on the North Jersey shore. I believe it’s part of the pelvis of a seagull due to the shape and the fact that it’s hollow. If I’m wrong or there’s something I’m missing, please let me know!!
r/BoneID • u/dora2014 • 4d ago
r/BoneID • u/Suitable_Ad_297 • 4d ago
Not sure what animal these bones are from. Found by Madawaska river in eastern Ontario Canada. I went back the next week and they were gone.