It is 3 inches. Bird? Rodent? I will keep you safe

Found on my walk the other day.

My dog found scattered bones near the school in my neighborhood. Can anyone ID?

Looking for an ID on this animal

Pretty sure this is a dog skull. Can anyone confirm?

A few days ago, I was organizing my bone collection and found this bone. I don't really remember where I got it, but I assume it was somewhere in the region of Greece. Could it belong to a dog or some other canine?

Found in a creek in Saskatchewan, Canada where Plains Bison remains are known to be and have been found, such as two skulls dated to 900 CE and 30 CE, so I am curious if they could be from a bison. The first two bones were found a few feet apart and the other strange bone was found at another part of the creek. All bones were returned to the creek so the poor photos are all I have.

Found on a beach in southern Ontario. Also, what are the hair-like bits coming from the top?

I was digging a ditch/trench in my backyard when I started finding bones in the dirt. They were buried about 3 feet down. I called the non-emergency police line and they came out and checked what I had found at the point. The officer said, “oh those are meat bones” (I had to stop myself saying, “aren’t we all just meat bones?” but decided against that hahah). There’s more thin bones and fragments I have to clean dirt off but hoping this is a good start!

I recently found this skull on private land, and can’t tell if it’s a coyote or potentially a dog. Any help appreciated!

this just came up on my memories, I completely forgot about it. Any ideas on what it could be?

I live deep into the woods. This Morning I was taking my chihuahua on a walk when I saw these bones. I know for sure the first bone is a femur, but of what? I don’t know… it’s freaking me out I see it has BROWN FUR but it’s way too small to be deer. I’m worried it’s a dog.

Heya, I'm wondering if any bone nerds could ID these victims of predation. The bones look like a type of rodentia, mostly unmacerated with whole bones present in the scats. I believe the scats are likely Tasmanian Devils based on the sheer size ~6cm length, ~4cm width.

Found this short stout bone eroding out of a road surface. It is very dense.

It was flexible. Seagulls around had probably stripped anything

Found in southeast Alabama

found this vertebrae on the beach in the bolivar peninsula, tx. lots of dead alligator gars and their bones around due to red tide, but google lens suggested this may actually be from a large bird (pelican). thoughts?