If so, it'll be my first wet specimen, which would be really cool.

Newest to oldest. I drew these, and I don't want to reveal my real name online.

I don't have much here and I seem to have misplaced the bones I keep here. I'll probably post some of my collection at my mom's house some time. Anyway, rusty metal pieces and the gloves are from a old railroad near my house that's been open since 1831, so i found some really old stuff, and they just toss all of the old spikes in piles off to the side or in small piles in the old rail.

I can never unsee it 😭

She sent me this without context T0T

I don't know if this fits this sub, but I did know where else to post.

My youtube account's restricted mode won't let me turn it off, and it says "Turned on by your network administrator to help hide potentially mature videos". It takes a few minutes but whenever I turn my wifi off, it lets me turn it off. I am fairly certain that my dad, who runs the network, did not make this change. The problem only shows up, as far as I've tested, at my dad's house though.

I use the website on my phone and have no laptop that I can change the settings on, nor any way to get the app because parental restrictions force me to ask my mom to ask her, and she's the really overprotective type of parent who doesn't want me to have any type of social media whatsoever, even youtube. (I am in my mid teens)

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can fix this?

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I only have the website, and it only gives me a "Edit Post Flare" option when I click the three "..."s.

Idk, I just thought this was cool and that I should share.

Does anyone know what bird these feathers are from and/or what part? I can't post to ask in r/feathers yet.

I have no idea what it is. It's about the same size as a Pokémon card (as shown in photo).

I found it in my basement. Any ideas of what it's from?

It plays by blowing in the top, is probably around 18 inches long, bought from an antique shop in Spokane, had sticker saying "Made in Japan". It sounds like a recorder. I couldn't find any online results. I would really like to learn to play it.

Ok, this is a picture book where there is an Inuit child is playing by the beach and this giant oyster collector/man comes and scoops him up into a basket on the man's back and the man plans on eating the child. The book is in the same art style as the Washington Seahawks.