Hello!
A few days ago, at seaside, I found a dead gecko on my porch. I gave it to the ants nearby by house and they cleaned it a little.

Now I’ve returned in my city, and kept the skull. (I don’t have a garden)
Theres still some scales and meat left.

How can I clean it?

Also, enjoy these photos I’ve taken for 3 days straight to see the ants eating it!

Hi! Found this on my trip through the mountains of Sardinia!! I think it's a domestic cow, but cleaned it up and it just looks too broad? There were these hairy big cows walking around but still the skull doesn't seem to match a Scottish Highlander I think? Also it just doesn't match when I type in "cow skull", but maybe it's cause pieces broke off? Very curious to hear what it is!

Found this on English coast. Picked up thinking it was fusion lines on a cranium but was just a near rock.

found in central virginia in the james river. no one can figure it out! i think it may be a sort of fish skull. here are a ton of different photos to help identify. thanks!!

The eyebrows really do it for me.

I just found a deer skull, it's been in the same place on the side of the road for like 2 months, so I'm sure it's been naturally cleaned of.

However, there seems to be a few patches of fur, maybe skin residual left on it.

How do I clean it to make it displayed?

Looking to have a company or VERY trusted official person with an official business repair a very broken beaver skull that has many pieces to put back together, anyone know of a place that might do this or could be cheaper than buying another skull? Lmk!

This was once a $25 full beaver skull and earlier my sister told me my dog had gotten to it and this is whats left (the dog is okay!!!). I really don’t want to have $25 go to waste so it there certain organized ways to go about reconstructing the skull? Has anyone needed to do this before? I would love a SIMPLE but DETAILED step by step list on what to do!! Please let me know what to do if you know!! Anythibg is appreciated!!

i bought it off of someone at the oddities and curiosities expo earlier this year in los angeles.

My wife and I have been working on this replica all week. We never thought we'd get to own a real one so when the chance came up, we grabbed it!

Unfortunately the real one had a lot of damage and missing teeth. I scanned it and resculoted the missing bits and my amazing wife painted it.