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Openings for big nostrills at the front, teeth at the rear for heavy chewing, not so pointy head. Could be the lower part of a crushed baby boar skull (not the jaw, because it's enclosed).
Round teeth for eating vegetables. This excludes pure predators that only have sharp teeth and babies who would not reach this teeth development and wear. If puzzled together, we might see what the skull looked like as a whole. If eye sockets point in different directions, then it had no depth vision and can't hunt.
Round teeth for eating vegetables. This excludes pure predators that only have sharp teeth and babies who would not reach this teeth development and wear. If puzzled together, we might see what the skull looked like as a whole. If eye sockets point in different directions, then it had no depth vision and can't hunt.
Can it be a river otter?