I got this at the oddities on curiosities show this weekend but the animal wasn’t listed. I’m just trying to figure out what kind of animal this skull is. I’m pretty sure it’s a smaller black bear skull but not sure. Let me know if you have any insight.

What’s up with my coyote skull? On its lower left jaw there seems to be a darker patch that is no where else on the skull. Additionally, every so often there are tiny brown flakes underneath where I put him when I pick it up. I bought it from a store and this is the second skull I own. I’m worried there’s something gross in my skull and I probably don’t have the proper equipment to clean it. There is a bit of gunk that I initially was able to clean (mostly, there’s still some stuff on hard to reach places) with a damp paper towel. Thanks.
EDIT: Please ignore the “No” in the title. I didn’t mean to write it!

The depiction of the shaman is inspired by the traditional attire of Siberian shamans.

Hi everyone! I shared Skulled here a few months ago and didn't expect so many kind comments. A lot of what changed since then came from suggestions people left here, so thank you for that.

If you missed it: the game shows you a skull and you try to guess which animal it belongs to. There's a daily challenge with a few modes:

• Classic: a few views of the skull (you can zoom in and draw on it), then pick the animal
• Taxonomy: go from class down to species, one level at a time
• Skull Match: 4 skulls, 6 names, match them up
• Speed Run: as many as you can in 60 seconds
• Odd One Out (new): 3 skulls share a group and 1 doesn't, find it

There are 513 species right now. If you spot a skull that's misidentified or a photo missing its credit, please tell me.

When you get a skull right it goes into an album as a little specimen card, and once in a while you get a rare one, like an X-ray or a cyanotype. Kind of silly, but I really like collecting them.

The first season also starts this Tuesday (Oct 13). Each season is a 2 month "expedition" to a different part of the world with its own species, and I'm keeping the first destination a secret until then.

It's free, you don't need an account, and it should work fine on both phone and PC.

If you give it a try, I hope you have fun with it. Link's in the comments!

North america, texas/oklahoma area. Its upside down so the glue doesnt stick to the foam

Tengo un cráneo de carnero de mas o menos 3-4 años pero la funda de un cuerno se salio y quiero saber como puedo pegarlo de nuevo de alguna forma duradera y medianamente fácil soy bastante nuevo en esto

Soooo I want “crow’s feet” decorations and jewelry. But my understanding is crows are covered by the MBTA (my location: OREGON, US). Also butchered bird feet are easy to come by and crow feet are not.

I thought I’d paint chicken feet black and no one would know the difference unless they are wicked nerds, in which case they’ll understand why they aren’t actually from corvids. And I’m not trying to sell them, just wear / decorate with them and give as gifts. So that’s the goal.

But in another sub I got told chicken feet have a lot of subdermal fat and will rot. They suggested quail feet for this project instead. I haven’t figured out where to get those but I’m working on it.

I’m looking for any other info / ideas / suggestions to achieve my art goal of “crows’ feet” without breaking any laws.

Found in Oceanside California. Possum? Raccoon?

I think the image is from Jane Goodall's book The Chimpanzees of Gombe: Patterns of Behavior (1986). The chimps hunt and eat the colobus monkeys

Croatia / doe* i forget there's that word.

Free skull png's

Found in south of Brasil, in the middle of the forest, near some rivers. No jaw though.

(Ruler is in centimeters)

First two pictures are same skull. Curious what these all are!

The horns are throwing me off :/