animal remains

Animal remains refer to the physical parts of deceased animals, which can include bones, teeth, shells, feathers, or fur. These remains are important for understanding the past, as they provide insights into the animals' biology, behavior, and environment. In fields like archaeology and paleontology, studying animal remains helps researchers learn about ancient ecosystems, evolution, and how animals interacted with humans. Additionally, remains can reveal information about diet and health, and they are often used in forensic science to investigate wildlife crime or identify poaching victims.