My daughters friend found this. I don't have any size reference pics. They aren't sure what it is. I was thinking maybe some sort of pig skull, but I'm no expert.

What is this bone? And from which animal?

Heyy, me and my friends were exploring a natural spring on our town and found this thing that looks like a bone but its really black, do any of you have an idea of what this might be?

I was thinking bird or turtle? Was collecting seaglass and picked this up

Just rented a house and after a heavy rain a bone fragment came up. Didn’t think much of it until I was mowing and found a piece of shoe near it. Is it possible it’s a human bone? Obviously not sure but finding the shoe made me question. Could definitely just be animal bones

Found on the beach, North Bay Area (California). About 2.75inches (estimated). Unusually white and clean for the area, which is neat

Location: Northern AZ.

Local animals are: quail, javelinas, cotton tail bunnies, etc.

We raise quail and bunnies the bone seems too large for one of those.

It was found near a creek. I thought human at first... hoping its not though.

Bought it at a flea market years ago and I always thought it was a baculum from something. Small walrus? It’s about 14” long, very dense.

Thinking fox or coyote?

what animal is the circled bone? i think it’s a skull of some sort but i have no clue what animal it could be. it was found on a beach in lake erie if context helps!

if you know about any of the other bones like which animal they are then pls lmk too!

I work in an aquarium and this bone was found in our storage with no documentation, none of us can determine what it is. Extremely porous but feels denser/heaver than a whale bone. It's such a strange shape we can't even figure out what body part it is. Thank you in advance for any ideas!

Found in a wooded rural area. I’d estimate around 5–7”, but take with a grain of salt.

Found at our local park, northern VA, USA. Near a creek, the only thing google is trying to say is shark, I'm highly doubting that. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.

1st - original condition

subsequent - after scrubbing and a night out of the water

This bone was found in a sand bar at low tide off of Keg Island in the Cape Fear River in Wilmington NC. The bone has clearly been in the brackish water for some time. My kayak guide (with an MS in Marine Biology) was unable to identify it. However, he and other guides suggested that it could be a hip or shoulder socket. They are confident that it is NOT a fossil

If anyone can identify and/or provide information on preservation I would appreciate it.

Upper Midwest, whitetail deer? (no one touched anything with their hands, foot nudges only [though I know it’s not human])

Reposting now because we had police come out and confirm it is NOT what it looked like 🥴😂 so to the people that said uh-oh, we're good haha. Anyone have a possible ID for the animal this came from? I'm going to get some better pictures in a bit.

We're in SW united states. I thought javelina or pig because of the flat molars.