This armadillo skull plate is the most frustrating bone puzzle I've attempted

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This armadillo skull plate is the most frustrating bone puzzle I've attempted

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Aardwolf Skull 🌸
Gnu horns are wild. Did you know the black wildebeest's horns go from this as a juvenile:
to this?
How do they do that?
French bulldog puppy and French bulldog adult skull.
Big male b&w tegu skull. I love how he looks like a t-rex from the front!

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This World Crocodile Day, why not grab a seat on the couch? These are all the crocodilians in my teaching collection. I use them to do public events with the herp society and for teaching zooarchaeology. It's not nearly as diverse as my lizard collection, but I like that I have all three of the families represented. Species include:
American alligator (several life stages)
Spectacled caiman (neonate and adult)
Freshwater crocodile
Nile crocodile
Gharial (cast)
West African dwarf crocodile (cast)
Raccoons are one of the most commonly found skulls in the US. Because they're ubiquitous, I've encountered more oddball raccoons than any other skull. And thus I have a problematic amount of them in my collection. Can't say no to a good chonk.
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My biggest ever bobcat skull!
Posted a lot of my finds recently but not any of my main collection for a while. One of my skull cabinets. Various monkeys, hyenas, big cats, bears, sea lions and others. Most of these are antique, zoo deaths and ex museum pieces and have paperwork where necessary.
Nice helmet, guineafowl!
Duiker skull, they of the Shape
They are also of the Size! Here’s one that came across my desk last year (thumb for scale)
My latest skull painting! Algow, 10x10 inches oil on panel. From the class I taught last winter.

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Fawn skull. This one has a tiny vestigial canine tooth!
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idk how to word this so bear with me. when my puppydog was growing up, she'd lose her baby teeth and i wanted to keep them as keepsakes, kinda like what my mom did with some of my baby teeth when i was little and i put them in my old plastic mouse shaped tooth fairy box so i wouldnt lose them. this was a few years ago and i thought i had lost them
i did not lose them! i found them in my room, everything is still there but uh. theyre stinky smelly. not enough to stink up the place, but you can def smell them if you put them close to your face. i know i should was them off, but idk how to do that. do i brush them like i would normal teeth? do i soak them in something?? do i do both???
i dont wanna toss them, cuz its the first time ive ever gotten to collect my pet's baby teeth, but i also dont really know what to do with them. i could bury them if push comes to shove, but im also a lil worried my dog might find them and dig them up (not sure if she'd try to eat them or not but i dont wanna run that risk)
any advice is welcomed! thank you in advance, and i hope you have a wonderful day/night!
I'm glad you found them! I suggest a soak in hydrogen peroxide. Just a day should help. If there's any flesh left on them, it should get puffy - scrape it off and soak a little more.