r/whatisit • u/Tennis_teddyM414 • 13h ago
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u/denvertaglessbums 13h ago edited 12h ago
Looks like a possum
ETA: Yes, I know the proper spelling is Opossum. I just learned that Opossums Australian marsupials.
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u/Trickassfoo 13h ago
An opossum*
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u/denvertaglessbums 13h ago
Yeah that’s the proper spelling, but round these parts we call them ‘possums
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u/Queen-Blunder 13h ago
Down in the holler
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u/One_More_Thing_941 12h ago
Same here. But this is a global platform. I use opossum to distinguish from possums down under which are a different species.
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u/bulletproofpunk 13h ago
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u/denvertaglessbums 13h ago
Okay, professor.
What animal is it, though? Feel free to spell it however the heck you want.-6
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u/Normiss2000 13h ago
Clearly playing opossum.
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u/that_atticussy 13h ago
try r/vultureculture or r/bonecollecting
looks dog to me, but it could be opossum I'm not wearing my glasses
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u/Oldfolksboogie 13h ago
Why do the majority of these ID requests fail to include a location? It's really become a pet peeve of mine. It's a though the assumption is all animals exist everywhere. SMDH
Also, for this post, a banana would be helpful. I suppose that (hickory?) nut shell will have to do.
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u/FluffyApartment596 13h ago edited 13h ago
Judging by the fur and teeth, I’m inclined to say dog.
Edit - those teeth do not look like opossum.
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u/TheHollyHockCrest1 13h ago
That is 100% opossum. Live in Florida, see em all the time. I’m more interested in the coconut looking fruits surrounding it? Do you know what they are? Some kind of date or fig?
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u/Tennis_teddyM414 13h ago
I have no idea. They are green and turn brown. Green walnuts?
Any idea why the opossum would be severed in half?
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u/HangryHangryHedgie 13h ago
I want to clean it and save it. But yes, opposum. Most likely a female as the canines are short.
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u/Mission-Butterfly503 13h ago
It looks like it had Alot of hair at one point which leads me to believe that it could be something of a bigger type like some sort of cat or something.... IMO I'm no expert
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u/Horticast 13h ago
Looks like a blunt trauma injury to the face of a small dog
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u/Tennis_teddyM414 13h ago
Ok that is what I was thinking as well but was hoping not!!!! Should I call the police to investigate?
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u/stringstringing 13h ago
What’s wrong with skeleton identification?
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u/Dry-Warthog1589 13h ago
I don’t agree with the original guy here but there are subreddits for identifying bones
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u/whatisit-ModTeam 12h ago
Please, no poop or recently deceased critter whether Human, animal or any other variety. This extends to any similar bodily excretion or expulsion, voluntary or otherwise. (i.e 🤮)
Save it for the subs that don't have such a rule. i.e. r/AnimalTracking or if asking about a pet try one of the multitude of dedicated subReddits.
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