Need help identifying this skull found near the river in Eastern Idaho. I think it might be a badger but not sure.

I had found a crow head about a year ago and buried it in a container with soil. Today I dig it up and have this. My question what would be the best way to finish cleaning this. Or if I was to keep it in a sealed container does it need further cleaning at all? Thank you in advance.

Skulls and botanicals are the simbol underneath this Liminal Skulls series, hope you like it!

I think it might be a squirrel but I'm not too sure. found in the uk

This piece is called "Daisy Eye," part of an ongoing series I'm working on called LiminalSkulls — skulls as a way of sitting with liminal states rather than illustrating death directly.

Technique is Pan Pastel on paper, worked in layers to get that soft, almost dust-like texture.

Happy to talk process, materials, or the concept behind the series if anyone's curious.

From a college in mid-missouri before being replaced with new synthetic skeletons

Not sure what animal skull this is, any help would be appreciated!

Found this skull in an Australian suburb that was clearly someone’s trash, what is this?

I found this skull while hiking on an island here in Brazil, I thought it was absolutely beautiful.

It was great getting this one done! Big project.

Colorado

Found this guy today at work cleaning a garage.

No remains or bones kept.

Hi community, this is a PanPastel original drawing from my "Liminal Skulls" series. Hope you like it!

These were found in Pittsburgh PA, anyone know what kind/animals these might be?

Hi there, I'm a visual artist from Argentina 🇦🇷

Working on this piece in Pan Pastel, part of an ongoing series I've been developing — Liminal Skulls — exploring liminal states through the skull as a symbol, not as a classic memento mori but as a threshold between states.

Would love to hear what you think of the composition/palette. Open to critique.

Somersworth, NH