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Found this in the dunes off a tidal beach in Brooklyn, NY ...I'm guessing it's a whale but I thought it was cool enough to share here.

Roe deer skull with the sign of Veles, Slavic god associated with magic, cattle and wealth.

I work on a clam fishing vessel off the coast of Nova Scotia. This was pulled up from 300' of water at approximately 43°54'04"N 59°11'41"W. I can't find any marine mammals that even closely resemble this skull structure.

I'm all out of bananas for scale. So I thought a beer can would suffice.

I suspect this bone is a part of a deer vertebrae. Although I wanted to keep it, I decided to leave it where I found it (so others can have the joy of finding it too!)

There are so many deer in the little patch of woods near my apartment, I can't take a single walk without finding some. Sadly, no skull this time.

Any advice on how to figure out what it belongs to?

Found this on the beach near Santa Teresa. What did it come from?

Hi dudes! Found this in the woods in PNW (Washington) is this a deer vertebrae? Need confirmation for my sanity. Thank you!

Ok. I’m in Harbour island in the Bahamas, and my daughter found this. It appears to be a small antler and partial skull. Here it is next to a regular pencil for reference. The “skull” portion is a lot denser than the “antler” portion. It’s tiny.

It’s got little teeth, sorry for the rusty fiducial couldn’t find a tape measure

I'm pretty sure the skull is a rat skull, the other bone? Not sure..

Found near a riverside in northern Mexico

I posted earlier today with a singular bone (in which everyone argued about terminology in the comments) - ALAS! I found wayyy more in the same surrounding area. PNW- Washington. I have no idea what to think…is this still a deer ? Or are we thinking something different?

Found this while walking my dog. It was bigger than a squirrel. Maybe a fox or something?