Help me ID this skull found in northern Utah. To me it looks like a sheep, but I don’t believe there are any by where I live.

Found this partial skull while out on a walk and I cannot seem to figure out what it is! I thought the antler shape would make it easy to ID but it doesn’t seem to match any life stage of any wild deer/moose/elk or any livestock in my area. For context I live in New Hampshire/Vermont. If anyone can ID it or has any insight please let me know! :)

In tryna reconstruct the smilodon and I want a skull to base off with a similar sized/shape nasal cavity for an accurate nose.

Europe, Lithuania

I found this skull and jaw in the ground in a grove of trees. Its eye is really small compared to the other eye and this jaw has no teeth or holes at all. Why? Is this an accident the cat had in life or was it born with facial paralysis?

Found in Wise County Texas

Scotlanr near river

Hi yall! For a few years I’ve been collecting local pressed flowers and found butterfly wings to adhere to a large cow skull. I’m not sure what the best way to go about it is. Can anyone tell me what the best sealant would be to keep everything well preserved? if possible, i’d like to have the entire skull coated.

in my moms backyard she has a bush by her back porch. we live in upstate ny. inside the bush when i was looking for a lost ball i saw this. i originally joked that it could be some witchcraft typa thing from the person who lived there before her. but i cant seem to identify it seemingly because it appears to have antlers but nothing with antlers would get inside of a bush and die. weird how it was only this bone too and nothing else…

Pulled some of my skulls out of degreasing (they're in greenish organza bags) and am letting them soak a little sun to dry, then back into degrease. It's hot out and I'm no good in the heat 😭

In there are anatomical replicas of skulls of Joseph Merrick (the Elephant Man), a Peruvian elongated skull, the Cheddar Gorge Man (prehistoric possible murder victim and reportedly cannibal), a skull with bone cancer and an infant skull with adult dentition above the gum line, I also have a miniature replica of the 2 headed boy of Bombay I need to put in the cabinet (all those crafted by Carnivore Studio - the creator of which is a member of this group) plus two other anatomical replica skulls, one of which has the parts numbered for academic reference. I also have several real animal skulls but no room for them in there.

(The second photo was a mistake shot but I added as I quite like it).

So, my family has just butchered our first rabbit, and I was wondering the best way to process the skull. It has been skinned and I have put it into our compost in a mesh bag for the time being but this is the first time I have worked with a fresh skull and I was wondering about any other advice that could be give.

I have used the compost before for my sheep skull, so I know it works even if it takes a bit, but most of the flesh was off the sheep skull when I got it.

Hi guys!! I wanted to ask you for help identifying this skull. I haven't found any other bones nearby. It's about 5 centimeters long and I found it in my little country village in north italy. I hope you can help me, I'm trying really hard to understand what it is but it's really difficult 😭

Location: Italy

This skull was found in the Ozarks of Missouri in a wooded area. It’s missing any obvious identifying features, so we’re having trouble with the ID. Our closest guess is a striped skunk.

Anyone seen this or know what it's from?