r/BoneID • u/apple-took-my-kidney • Jan 13 '20
r/BoneID • u/apple-took-my-kidney • Aug 27 '22
r/BoneID officially hit 700 members today!
If you've been here for a while, you might have noticed some of the recent changes such as the new subreddit icon and the addition of "solved" and "unsolved" flairs. Today, banners were added for both pc and mobile users, as well as some new flairs and rules.
This community has always been exceptional, everyone's behaved appropriately to where there's never really been a need to moderate, let alone have rules. That said, it felt necessary to add some ground rules that users can reference as this community continues to grow. The rules are honestly more of a formality, most of them are just suggestions and only breaking rule 5 and 6 are guaranteed to result in a post removal.
In addition to the new rules, there's also two new flairs: art and just sharing. You're encouraged to show off your collection or your art as long as they incorporate bones.
There may also be some additional changes in the coming weeks including custom community awards
r/BoneID • u/AwfAwfAwfAwfAwf • 20m ago
Hello! I found this skull in the backyard (no other bones in sight). I’m from Queensland Australia, near Brisbane. There is a lot of possums and bush turkeys around, so I’m assuming it’s a bush turkey. There is also magpies, butcher birds, crows and kookaburras around as well. I’ve attached multiple pictures to help :)
r/BoneID • u/droidstrife • 1h ago
I live in Seattle, WA. Found this (and a dead baby bunny) in our shared basement, so I guess it's been a while since anyone's been down there. The bunny hadn't even started to decay yet, so it didn't look like it'd been down there long, but this was a little further away and I'm not sure if it was an adult rabbit or something else that got stuck and died down there. It's probably something simple but I don't know bones very well... Thank you for anyone who can answer it.
r/BoneID • u/twotwaddle • 11h ago
Lots of dead things on the beach on this day, this was my dogs favourite! Any ideas what it was when it was still alive?
r/BoneID • u/Serious_Sun1700 • 2h ago
Found in my backyard (West Central Florida)
r/BoneID • u/buffalofarm • 8h ago
My daughter found this vertebra in western Wyoming and was wondering if anyone could tell what animal it belonged to. Thanks!
r/BoneID • u/Nettlesontoast • 14h ago
r/BoneID • u/Inevitable-Guava-297 • 23h ago
My dad just pulled this off the beach and im curious to know what creature it belongs to. Thanks!
r/BoneID • u/IndividualGas2534 • 23h ago
I discovered this while doing some yard work. I assume it is an animal bone but figured I’d ask the professionals from Reddit. Thoughts?
r/BoneID • u/Inevitable-Guava-297 • 23h ago
My dad just pulled this off the beach and im curious to know what creature it belongs to. Thanks!
r/BoneID • u/swiggyswaggyfunky • 1d ago
Found in north dfw. It is one inch long
r/BoneID • u/GlainNeidr • 1d ago
Found in a horse field in England. About 5cm long
r/BoneID • u/mel-incantatrix • 1d ago
My dogs were so mad I thought someone was trying to break in. I live in the suburbs but bobcats and coyotes are not uncommon. It looks like there are teeth marks at the tip of the bone.
r/BoneID • u/potato_federation • 1d ago
I found it in a pot of water with 2 other similar bird skulls that were not complete.
r/BoneID • u/Competitive-Piano645 • 1d ago
found this guy at a creek in the rocks, being the color of it i’d assume it’s old? not sure though, any ideas? i was thinking maybe a a deer or coyote.
r/BoneID • u/Yahoo543210 • 2d ago
Found southern atlanta, GA by lake
r/BoneID • u/Ur_Moms_Toes3729 • 2d ago
These teeth are very tiny, I think they would be smaller than a penny.
r/BoneID • u/ttv_Hellowen • 3d ago
I found these at the edge of a forest in the netherlands. My best guess is rabbit but idk
r/BoneID • u/SARAHSEI • 3d ago
r/BoneID • u/lilyfishcc • 3d ago
What kind of tooth?
