I think itās a monkey of some kind.
Of dead kind.
it could be a cat
Scale would be helpful. Iām thinking squirrel.
Face-hugger.
non-petrified cardiff giant (juvenile)
Probably, a catā¦ Iāve noticed some typical teeth thereā¦
It is definitely a mammalā¦
Itās a house cat. The teeth and feet give it away.
Loch Ness Monster
Skeletal anatomy clearly identifies this as a cat - no mystery; skull, teeth, claws, feet, hair on feet, shoulder blades, ah heck, all of it says cat. Not looking itās best thatās for sure.
Not mysterious but it makes me sad. Looks like a cat to me. Poor thing.
Evangelion.
Am I the only one whoās read Singularity by William Sleator? Check the area for signs of a very localized temporal disturbance.
Cat, but Iām surprised the bones are all in one place. Whenever I come across them, they are usually scattered over many square feet. The teeth can be really tricky to find. (I sometimes take the skulls home, clean and articulate them,)
I know this one. Itās a puzzle from āThe Digā
It looks kinda like a turtle.
I donāt think we can rule out human remains. It could very well be the bones of a white blond haired blue eyed kidnapped little girl. Get Nancy Grace on the horn. I suppose she could use another one of these stories.
This is not a wonderful thing.
Some kind of Pokemonā¦
I think the world will be a better place when (and if) we can treat such graphic imagery of freshly killed animals like we would those of freshly killed humans. I think itās wrong that one is considered worse than the other, and usually forbidden, or marked NSFW or ādisturbing.ā Weāre animals too. The sooner we accept that and extend the respect we pay to human animals to other ones too, the better off weāll all be.
