The jaw socket is called the Alveolus.

Our first Hedgehog. Has this funky yellow patina and missing a fair few teeth.

Hedgehogs have some seriously weird dentistry and a weird diet to boot. They almost look like little vampires with the two front teeth.

20/04/21

Finally got round to actually cleaning the bits from the Bone Box

Tomorrow we'll inspect to see who needs further cleaning

20/04/21

Holy SHIT y’all I found almost an entire fucking skeleton in the rain ditch!!!!!

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pet death cw but like

Ivebeen tempted to dig up my chicken’s bones on occasion but I have NEVER been so tempted to dig up a pet’s bones than with my cat. I don’t want to think about one day having to actually be away from (what’s left of) him so just being able to have his skull or something would be comforting

red grouse skull and all its parts! 🖤

stillborn puppy and stillborn kitten! my two teeny angels 💫

unidentified bottom jaw piece I found yesterday, almost reminds me of a bobcat's but I'm not quite sure!

A quick Kaprosuchus before work

Kaprosuchus is an extinct crocodyliform known from a single skull. Its name means “boar crocodile” due to the three sets of tusk-like caniform teeth.

I sometimes forget that I just casually have skulls and bones sitting on my dresser because they’re hidden behind lotion and shit. But now they are moved for full skeleton display time

A vultures lucky day!

2p for 6 quids worth of glue

20/04/21

A Sika prickett, the last of the Deer.

This guy has some nice staining from where he decayed.

19/04/21

And in you go, sweet

The Cows now in a bio bath, we tried to get off as much left over meat as we could and now theres only odd bits, we're hoping the biological washing powder with sort that out though!

19/04/21

Looking much better now after a secondary clean!

But not perfect cause afterall this one was nature cleaned

19/04/21

We were really excited today after looking at the bones from the Fox from Bloxwich as theyre still on site, Al found one of her paws thats really badly fused!

As always Al left it in the van so these are the only pictures we have for now.

19/04/21

SCP time babey

Item #: SCP-XXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX-1 is to be kept in a standard locker at site 16. Accessing and testing the SCP-XXX-1 is to be approved by lvl-2 or higher authorization. Remnants of SCP-XXX-3 are to be destroyed.

Description: SCP-XXX-1 is a skull of a domestic cat. By the teeth and bone structure, its determined that the cat was 9 months old before its passing. Though the lower jaw is completely missing. The item itself has no anomalous properties but certain conditions can make SCP-XXX-2 or SCP-XXX-3.

When placed on fertile soil, earth around SCP-XXX-1 will start to sprout plants of the family Cactaceae commonly found in modern-day households. From sprouting to 10cm in size typically takes about a day with the skull-to-soil contact. If the skull is removed, cacti will grow at a pace typical for the genus. Designated as SCP-XXX-2, produced cacti after removing the skull loose all anomalous properties and are safe to keep and maintain like a normal houseplant.

SCP-XXX-3 manifests when coming into close contact with a headless corpse of the skull's species. The skull will then connect with the corpse through unknown means and reanimate. SCP-XXX3's behavior is typical to that of a juvenile cat, playful and very friendly to the staff and will often vocalize. Its very mobile no matter in what state was the previous cat in, although with the mild stiffness in bodies of older cats. Despite the obvious lack of sensory organs, SCP-XXX-3 is fully capable of smell, sight, hearing and touch.

During its active time, SCP-XXX-3 doesn't feel a need to eat, drink or to relieve itself and the borrowed body will mummify at a slow pace. Once the body has fully mummified, SCP-XXX-3 will turn back into SCP-XXX-1 and detach from the corpse. If the corpse is too decayed, too damaged, too young or mummified, SCP-XXX-1 will show no interest in connecting.

TL:DR: Free cacti