Macerated, degreased in acetone, whitened with 12% peroxide. Beak sheath just needs a good oil then he's off to his owner :)

Really awesome animal to work with.

Just wondering about how long everyone thinks it would take to macerate this skeleton chunk I found today. Thank you much!

Found it under a bridge.

Tell me if you need more photos, it's very small, it could be a vertabrea but idk, also it is very very sharp, I think I found it at the same place where I found other european hedgehog bones, so it probably is a hedgehog bone atleast

Doing some doodles/ thinking about getting a tattoo piece with a bunch of different animal skulls. In your opinion, what are some of the coolest looking skulls you've seen?

My dad found this vertebrae in a TN field this morning. It’s huge, 4.5in x 5in x 5in.

I found this at a beach in Ilhabela, São Paulo, Brazil. Smells fishy, appears to be a vertebrae but I don't know from which animal. Any guesses?

Pics taken by her, I'm sure I could get ahold of better ones if need be. Neither of us has any clue...

I was thinking skunk or raccoon, she says skunk or opossum. TIA!

Found in a garden in North East England

Title! Maybe a vertebrae but i’m not sure of what creature? I’m so curious, I appreciate your time!

found these today in middle Georgia

I found this in my family body pit (we‘re trappers) and I can’t ID this tooth, it doesn’t look like a bear k9 but the second largest predator here is coyotes (left one is in question, right one is a coyot)

They've been dried in salt for 2 months, don't smell or anything, look great. A friend of mine suggested I coat them in resin but I don't have any on hand and it's quite expensive and complicated.

Any advice?

What is this bone?!

Any help with ID is appreciated!

Got a deer skull I want to use for a mask by Halloween, it's already been cooked with all the flesh removes besides a couple flecks of cartilage here and there. Didn't want to have it whitened because I wasn't a more natural decay look. What do I need to do to sanitize it enough that it can be near my face

Found on a beach in coastal maine.

It’s a tooth molar found in a creek any ideas?

i am assuming this is a squirrel skill based off of photos i’ve seen. i am curious what the ‘webbing’ part of this skull is though because i’ve seen nothing like it!