Wildlife Spotting

Hello. I moved your spotting to the Fish category. Other is an invertebrate category for invertebrates that don't fit into Arthropods and other categories. :-)

Sorry RobynAnson, I was at the movies, so could not explain the process. Luckily Leuba did!

Robyn, to join the missions that muckpuk has suggested, click on the individual links - this will open up the mission. You have to select "join mission". Now, go back to your spotting and put it on edit mode. On the right-hand side you will have a list of missions you've joined. Tick the two missions that this spotting is appropriate for. Then save the spotting. You can join other missions this way. I hope this is ot too confusing.

Posiblemente sea craneo de pez. http://www.savalli.us/BIO370/Anatomy/AnatomyImages/UnidFishSkullL.jpg

Hi RobynAnson To me that looks like the skull of a Monitor Lizard, but I am absolutely not sure and the no teeth evident throws me way off. Put it in the Signs of Wildlife Mission http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/7208491 and Identifying Animals Through Osteology http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8475425 maybe somebody will pick up on it and help you out.

Hi, Robyn. A very interesting find, and a really cool first spotting. I'm sure there are 'bone' people here that can assist with an ID. Sorry, but I'm pretty useless in that department. Welcome to Project Noah :-)