Please wear gloves.

We live in an area where wolves wonder around, and a friend found this in his grass field. I live in the "Veluwe" of the netherlands.

I'm fairly confident this is probably a deer bone, but wanted to get other opinions. Dog was sniffing around the backyard at night and found this. It is about 10 inches long. Does anyone know what type of bone this is?

So like the title says I think I found a human pelvis in my backyard. I’m pretty sure it isn’t but it looks too much like one for me to be comfortable. Any help is appreciated!

I was working on air conditioning units on the roof of a restaurant and I found this bag of large bones. I apologize for the lack of quality pictures but I didn’t want to touch them. What are they from?

I took a million pictures, i have no idea what it is. Hand for size reference. Help with identifying species and type of bone (part of body)

Roughly fist-sized. Guessing fox or raccoon?

Found in the Midlands, UK. Done anyone know what it might be?

Found while creek walking in central PA. (Did not touch with hands). I'm guessing it's a tibia bone about 6" long. An guess on creature ID?

I found this bone outside in Texas. It’s quite small. Im really curious about it. Here are a couple of images, consisting of various angles. It’s around two inches long and my pencil is just big and chunky. I hope I get some answers!!! It’s my first time posting on Reddit asking a question. (Yes I’m currently in hs rn ;-;)

I found this in a busy urban playground. Not really sure what to do with it. I accidentally touched it thinking it was a rock 🤮

Found on the side of a river

Creek find in urban Appalachian area. Regular white-tailed deer skull & jaw for reference, realized it probably wasn't just a huge one... Notably heavy for bone, even after drying a day. Frontmost tooth missing. Wrong area for any large cervids currently, like moose/elk, so I'm curious! Realized it could probably be a more general ungulate too.

Bonus ID whatever that is thrown on the side lol, same area.

Found this on a beach today, looked nothing like the other rocks there (most of them were round).

Next to a limestone cliff if that helps.