Dieses Schädelfragment bei Sanierungsarbeiten in einem Stall einer ehemaligen Tierarzneischule gefunden – welches Tier hat so einen Schädel (vermutlich alt)?

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rlstevenson
7 years ago

Hey, that sounds good! You’re right! You have to Other think…

antnschnobe, UserMod Light
Reply to  rlstevenson

Merci.

Yes, if it’s not in the front, it’s gotta work in the back. :

It was clear to me that it could not be a front view, because no animal would have such “countries”.

In terms of size, I think it must have been a larger mammal.

antnschnobe, UserMod Light
Reply to  rkfragt

Thank you both for the nice confirmations in the comments! : )

Bitterkraut
7 years ago

These toothplates have also completely irritated me, something could not vote;)

rlstevenson
7 years ago

The “fangs” also read me about an alien… But I didn’t come to the idea of trimming the (dead) horse from behind. Great compliment to you!

Bitterkraut
7 years ago

Badly photographed, gray on gray, you can hardly imagine the outlines of the skull. Make better photos.

rlstevenson
7 years ago
Reply to  rkfragt

I’m typing on a pig’s upper jaw, but I don’t have to be a wild boar. Here for comparison: http://www.zoonar.de/photo/wildschweinschdel\_337943.html

Very weathered, of course.

2005okg
7 years ago

Where’s the place?

Dominic080195
7 years ago

Evtl a Coyote

Bitterkraut
7 years ago
Reply to  Dominic080195

Yes, coyotes are so common in this country.

Dominic080195
7 years ago
Reply to  Dominic080195

How do you know he found him here?

I also need glasses

Anyway, I can’t remember reading something from a site somewhere

Roebdc
7 years ago

Probably goats, or sheepsuck!

Bitterkraut
7 years ago
Reply to  Roebdc

What do you see?