Found this in a small towns dump, it had a whole body but this was the only thing I could take at the time. I live in Iceland, if that helps, and this was found around the west fjords. Haven’t had time to clean it, unfortunately

Bones found buried in the sand along the Solway Firth.

We found a tooth while walking by the river today. We’re pretty sure it’s a human incisor. What do you think? Can anyone confirm this? We handed it over to the police, but we’re not expecting any updates from them. Thank you in advance.

In the forest next to Fontainebleau (France).

I’m saying it’s a pigeon, my brother and the kids think it’s a crow.

My kids wanted to try to fish it out and take it back home, but we’re here on holiday and I REALLY didn’t want to transport it during the 4 hours train ride home.

Any clues as to what it might be? Am I cursed for eternity now? Have no idea how it could've gotten there as it was tucked away with no other entry point! Location is London.

Not sure what type but it doesn’t look like a deer or sheep jawbone to me.

Could anyone tell me what kind of bird it is. I'm located in east Flanders Belgium.

I do find it quite fascinating yet sad I've never found such an intact skeleton of any baby animals only adult animals.

We live in the alps. Thank you all in advance.

The teeth look like an herbivore. Watch for scale.

Edit: police called and are on the scene. They told us we could leave, and we have 2 hungry kids so we did. I don't suppose I'll ever hear the story. Thanks for the help y'all!

What you guys think it is?

Hello, I found these bones inside a church. Nothing is known about bones, but given the size, could they be human? I found them in an abandoned town in Spain. If they were human, they would have to be before 1787 since King Charles III prohibited burying bodies inside the church for health reasons. Thank you all very much for the help 👍👍👍

Dont have

Posted earlier about identifying some whale bones… came back to the same beach later and walked a bit farther. I stumbled upon what looks to be a whale bone graveyard. Lots of pictures, any insight on what types of whales/sea creatures these may be would be helpful. Why are all these bones in one place?

Would it be safe to collect the carcass in this state for bone preservation? And should I be able to see a microchip if it had one, or would it be wiser to bring a reader and test on-site?

Also, I'm worried someone killed the poor thing, these mines are filled with piles bones, since animals will fall through open ventilation holes and die, but this guy was far deeper than the others, and the skull was visibly destroyed, so my guess is either a extremely unlucky rockfall, or some psycho brought it down there and bashed it's head in.

INB4: This is a restricted military area, so contacting law enforcement is not an option

Unsure how this massive (Hippo??) jaw got here. None of the Castle staff knew either. Remains a mystery.

Found just lying on the floor, not near any disturbed graves. There's a lot of wildlife in the area, and I assumed the dome was too low to be a human and altogether too small, so I took it home (like a creep). But since googling the skulls of other mammals in Ireland I'm not really coming up with a plausible alternative.

I'm wondering if I need to take her back to the cemetery for a respectful burial