The bone/jaw is the size of a size 41 shoe, feels hard but can break without too much force and the teeth are low in the middle and high on the sides.
by Individual_Owl9489
The bone/jaw is the size of a size 41 shoe, feels hard but can break without too much force and the teeth are low in the middle and high on the sides.
by Individual_Owl9489
13 comments
looks like a horse jaw to me
edit: could be any grazing animal, the size is obv too small for a full grown horse.
Looks like a dog
Looks like a cow mandible to me, but it also looks like it’s been in a bog/swamp for a long time.
It’s hard to tell without some dimensions though… the mandibles of cows, sheep, deer and horses all look very very similar.
Looks a bit like a horse, but could be a cow as well.
Edit: I just noticed you specified the size, it’s too small for either of them, my guess would be a goat or a sheep
Horse or cow of some sort. Where and how did you find this?
At first glance, armadillo. But I think some kind of horse-like animal
It’s an old mammal-herbivore mandible. Judging by the sand in the picture I guess you found this on the beach somewhere? That’s an indication that it could very well be a pleistocene find from the doggerbank, but i’m no expert.
It’s a bovid mandible, depending on size and a few other factors it may be one of multiple species. You should show the chewing surface and the other side for a more fitting identification. Oh, and a photo with a ruler please!
[I think this is a cat.](https://youtu.be/b8LmlT5YJhc?si=Sj8aJbn9vluxlZXl)
Goat or sheep mandible is my guess.
Horse? Idk i only roughly recognize the shape from some videogames
Cow mandible for sure
Probably a cow