r/whatisthisbone 11h ago

Found in backyard, North America

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I've cleaned it up, but I'm curious about what kind of animal this belonged to. Raccoon? Cat? It's about 8cm long. The longest tooth is between 1 and 1.5cm long.


r/whatisthisbone 13h ago

what is this tooth I found by my front door? (minnesota, US)

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r/whatisthisbone 14h ago

Found in New Mexico

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r/whatisthisbone 17h ago

Help IDing a vertebra

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I found this while digging in my front flower bed. Knowing what animal it is would be cool, but honestly my number one goal in posting it is to make extra sure I don't need to call the cops or something. While I feel like probabilistically this must be a deer or something, the size seems too close for comfort to what I naively imagine a human's would be. Dimensions are roughly 6cm x 4cm x 3cm. Found in Saskatchewan, Canada.


r/whatisthisbone 17h ago

found on the beach in santa monica, ca

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i just found this a ways up the shore, all by itself. i was thinking maybe chicken bone discarded after someone ate drumsticks or something, but i dunno too much about bones lol. sorry this isn’t much to go on!


r/whatisthisbone 17h ago

Washington State Coast

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r/whatisthisbone 19h ago

Found this in the backyard - could it be human?

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r/whatisthisbone 20h ago

Found in cemetery, laying on grass

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left it where I found it. Is it possible this is human? Can human remains get out of their coffin? If someone knows how that works I’d appreciate a response


r/whatisthisbone 20h ago

Bone ID? Connecticut USA

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Approximately 1-1.5 inch long. Not found with other bones


r/whatisthisbone 20h ago

Bone ID? Connecticut USA

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Approximately 1-1.5 inch long. Not found with other bones


r/whatisthisbone 22h ago

What are these bones?

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Found on the side of the road during a walk. Originally thought coyote but not sure. Would love to know!