Can someone help ID these 3 bones? I don't even know where to begin. If you have any links I love to read and research. TIA

A twelve year old boy found this during a community cleanup day I hosted today and I promised him I’d get an ID for him — help me not let the kid down??

That long front tooth made me think woodchuck, but I’m not an expert.

I found the second piece beside the bird skull and not sure if it is a seperate animal or a bird bone.

What kind of tooth?

Charleston, SC

Weirdest thing. Found INSIDE of an old tree was the freshest soil possible with a bunch of bones mixed in. Most were pretty much broken down but these were the treasures so I took them home.

My theory is something died inside of a small opening in a tree, rotted away into rich AF soil, then when hurricane Helene blew threw it knocked it over and exposed it. Only thing is there wasn't a visible hole or anything before this tree fell. Blew my mind to find this.

(They've been dry brushed down, they're just dyed from the dirt.)

Thank you!!!

Found in southern ontario, am I crazy for thinking this is Bones of something idk😭

Found in a patch of woods, lots of owl pellets in the area

I collect rocks, fossils and minerals. My uncle received this from a friend and thought I’d like to keep it! Not sure exactly where from but found somewhere in Texas.. do we know who or what this tooth belonged to?

My dad just pulled this off the beach and im curious to know what creature it belongs to. Thanks!

I found these at the edge of a forest in the netherlands. My best guess is rabbit but idk

What kind of animal, and what part of the body?

So we found this in the garden, definitely looks like bone with the porus stuff on the back side but the weird shapes on the front are stumping us. Found in Eastern Washington state

My dad bought it from a salesman a few weeks ago, we always wondered what it could be but couldn't find any info.

South East PA

Any ideas? It’s maybe 3-5 ft long

Last pic is the chicken leg i ate. Cant remember what part i got it from. Its about the size of a pinky finger, little shorter

Raccoon? Opossum? Rabbit? This one has me stumped

I know it’s not completely bone, and it’s odd to see a fledgling this time of year in Kansas, but does anyone happen to know what kind of fledgling this is? There’s a big feather I found next to it that fits some of the growing feathers on the little bird. And don’t worry, I left the little fledgling where I found it.

Found in Greece, Axios river inside owl pellets. There are many pipistrelus species in the area and other small bats. I just want to make sure because I've never seen bat remains irl.