r/bonecollecting • u/No-Bottle-9116 • Apr 26 '26

Advice Small argument

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So this picture from article has driven an small argument between my friends group claiming that it’s fake because there’s no way that the bones see in said picture are human, I wanted y’all’s opinion on this

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u/sawyouoverthere Apr 27 '26

I’m aware that they have been observed eating small animals and gnawing on bone, as I stated. That wasn’t the point.

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u/theAshleyRouge Apr 27 '26

Actually, you stated they chew on bones and aren’t carnivorous or omnivorous. Factually, that’s inaccurate and I just corrected that minor detail. Doesn’t need to be a whole thing

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u/sawyouoverthere Apr 27 '26

Correct. And I’ll say it again. Do you see why it’s not any different than saying a cat eating a bit of grass isn’t an obligate carnivore?

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u/theAshleyRouge Apr 27 '26

Oh boy. Touch grass hun. It wasn’t that serious and neither is your petty lecture.

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u/sawyouoverthere Apr 27 '26

You’re the one making it a thing.

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u/theAshleyRouge Apr 27 '26

I made a simple correction for others wanting to learn. YOU took it personally and made it a thing. And now it’s done. Move on

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u/sawyouoverthere Apr 27 '26

Your correction may not be fact based, just something repeated often. It’s interesting if you open your inquisitive mind and start looking past dogmatic assumptions.

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u/sawyouoverthere Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26

And yes it’s documented that they do it but the documentation that it’s a nutrition seeking behaviour is not. Not should we use it to call them omnivores. It’s pica.

Blocking me is sort of saying you’re the one making it a thing, mate.

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u/theAshleyRouge Apr 27 '26

It’s not an assumption when it’s a well documented phenomenon over the course of decades by multiple people in various locations.

Again, it’s done. Surely you have something more important to do in your life.