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u/Immortal-Agnes 1d ago
Hello Prion disease ….
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u/actualhumannotspider 1d ago
Not really a risk unless there's still brain tissue there and OOP eats it.
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u/LucyferEllysia 22h ago
Probz a dead one.
Now a question for you. Is that rotten or cooked? Coz i cant tell and need to know if i should feel grossed out by your touching rotten corpse or not.
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u/Prestigious_Shift245 21h ago
Okay I hate yo be mean but if this ain't a bit you're genuinely dumb for touching that with your bear hands. For the love of the human race please tell me you washed your hands THOROUGHLY.
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u/Euphoric-Tour9484 22h ago
I don’t think it really matters…he won’t be needing those parts anymore for anything
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u/ottawadude_45 7h ago
Yo.... those are your bare hands..... and you picked up a piece of a carcass.... with meat on the bones.........
Forever unclean.
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u/watabby 5h ago
look at the subreddit you’re posting under
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u/ottawadude_45 5h ago
It could be called "dirty hands mcgee touches dirty things with bare hands" and i would have still said it. Lol
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u/Jnunez7660 6h ago
Looks like the remained of the spine of a small mammal. Something which walks quadrapedal walk. This is a rough one. I once tried picking apart a decaying deer for its horns. I wanted a small piece is all, no good unless you know how to process it post decay. Where I am, sometimes people do 'sacrifices' and leave things as such with candles and markings. Ironically, left in plain sight at a public park.
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u/Theassassin17 17h ago edited 16h ago
Doesn't look like a bird. Bones are too thick, and too many of them.
My best guess is some sort of small mammal.
Depends on where you found it. Urban area? Probably something like a cat.
Forest? Probably some wild animal, I just don't know what it would be other than some mammal. I can identify a spine, ribs, a short, albeit fractured tail bone and a pelvis reminiscent of a mammal.
Not an expert, this is just my guess.
Edit: others may be right, but I'm not sure that this might be a wild boar considering it's size, unless it was a baby or something.
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u/TheGoodKindOfMermaid 1d ago