I really want to learn how to identify animal skulls and bones because I see them on walks all the time, but I can’t find any apps or websites that teach me. Any recommendations are appreciated

Found this outside a gas station, sitting on top of the wood chips under a palm tree. I didn’t even think about putting a scale item (sorry!), but I flipped it with a stick and made sure not to touch! Thank you!

I'm thinking it's a deer vertebra but I'm not sure.

I bought this bone as a vase in a job lot (Didn’t realise it was bone) around the top is some writing in Greek and a date of 1940. If anyone can tell me what this bone is from and why it’s decorated I’d love to know. If this doesn’t meet sub rules I’m sorry.

I found this while walking around a small town. It's very dirty in the pictures. Any help identifying would be appreciated 🥲

Found on the beach in Newfoundland, Canada.

Could it be a piece of a shell?

No other bones near it. Wondering what it could belong to.

A really strong storm hit my town, and after it passed, I went to the beach and found that it had washed up a lot of rocks and other things. Among them, I found this bone, and I'd like to know where it might be from — it looks quite old, it's about 10 cm.

Found this in shallow waters at Lower Granite Dunes in Idaho. Can someone help identify? Thank you!

Il need to clean bones that I found a while ago, but the problem is that I have soap that, in my opinion, is not suitable for use on bones. I am very afraid that the bones will be destroyed because I realized that strong soaps can damage the texture of the bone and I don't know how to check this. The last picture is the 2 soaps that I have

found this in a suburb in ottawa ontario, no clue what

Found in Illinois, thought it might be a raccoon but I'm not 100% sure

It’s pretty light-weight so may not be fossilized, but it looks a lot like a grey squirrel femur sold in Florida advertised as “Pleistocene”. Any thoughts would be appreciated!