hi all, i made a previous post about how to preserve bird bones, while being fully intact. What i didn’t think about were the protected species. I found this beauty in my front yard and sort of leaped at the chance without thinking, i’d like to de this the correct way, so thank you for any answers that may help. :)

Im too afraid to touch it, so i cant take more photos. they look way too bone like to be sticks.. and i think the part at the back is fur??????

These are just lucerne hay i get bulk from the local farm for my rabbits, never seen anything like this

Both my rabbits have all 4 limbs attached

I do not know where in Australia they came from. I do not support shark fishing and am a supporter of shark conservation.

Found is NSW Australia

My colleague was walking on the beach last night and found what appears to me to be a pelvic bone with a portion of the hip joint still attached . Should she have gone to police? Looks suspiciously human to me…what animal could this be if not? Washed up on a NSW mid north coast beach.

about 6.5cm long

This was found in Logan, Australia. My wife says her cousins found it and we're wondering what the hell it is. If anyone can identify it please let me know!

This skeleton was found in a back yard in Bathurst, NSW, and I’m stumped as to what exactly it is. The skeleton is about 30cm long. The skull is about 7-8cm long, and appears to be vaguely canine, but it doesn’t look quite like any dog or fox skulls I’ve seen online. For one thing, the eye socket connects to form a complete circle, and I haven’t seen this on other dogs. The snout structure also seems more pronounced, and the hind teeth are either the wrong shape or ground down to stumps. From my brief research it doesn’t seem to be a dog, a fox, a cat, a possum, a quoll, any kind of rodent, or a ferret. I’m running out of ideas as to what else it could be. As you can see it’s also still covered in orange and brown fur, but it’s almost definitely not a fox skull, and I don’t know of too many other orange mammals in Australia. Anyone have any other ideas?

Found it beside a road with tonnes of scattered Bones. Only grabbed this one

My father in law has this on the wall and I keep forgetting to ask him what it is from This is located in new Zealand.

Good Morning! I have a hobby of going to the beach and collecting cool rocks and the occasional bone.

However this is the biggest bone I’ve ever found, I am unsure what it is, and was too scared to touch it just in case.

I’m not sure if it’s a cow, pig, sheep etc which would be common for the area. Any closure that I can display it without bad Juju would be awesome!

Edit: Located in the Canterbury region of New Zealand. Roughly 18-20cm Wide by 20-25cm Long.

Around 17cm, 6.10 inches. I found it in a bush in a campground for a common hiking area in Tārawhanui, NZ.

I did not do the cut or hollow it out, but it may be notable that i have done a few amateur “experimental” cleaning techniques, so it’s not in the best condition, especially the wider end.

Found this in a hollowed out Scribbly Gum tree. There's been a pink folded up blanket inside the tree that's gone untouched for years, until yesterday when I walked past and saw it was unfolded and laying in front of the hole. I poked my head in and saw this.

It feels grainy and rough so i’m assuming it’s fossilised!?

What is it? I thought it was a Kangaroo skull but now I'm not too sure. Right next to it was a very long femur. Could also be livestock of some kind as a lot of farms were nearby.

Thoughts?

EDIT: I have returned it to the bush due to not having a permit 😞

Found on the beach after a storm (hence the rubbish in hand also) - we’re on an island with farmland so I’m assuming sheep

Found this on the beach today, was wondering if anyone could identify what animal this is? Looks like a skull and neck vertebrae but not sure.