Could Our Dogs Unknowingly Be Bringing Home Human Remains?

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Could Our Dogs Unknowingly Be Bringing Home Human Remains?

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Mind Wandering@lemmyunchained.net · 1 year ago

My dog recently returned from an adventure with what looks like a spinal bone, but I would have zero clue what animal it was from. it got me thinking – could our dogs potentially be bringing home human remains, but we dismiss them as random animal bones?

Given the multitude of missing persons cases, perhaps they are unearthing more than we realize?

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