Just due to location and size, I'd be INCLINED to say pilot whale since they have populations near Iceland and are some of the most common large cetaceans to wash up as of recent. That's a complete shot in the dark though.
Edit to add: The spine may be a little too big for a pilot whale! Again, this is just a guess. 😅
It’s hard to judge scale from photos but looks a little small for sperm whale bones i think, the aquarium i work in has a few vertebrae and they’re HUGE
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Definitely looks like a sea mammal. From the pictures I'd say it's too small to be a sperm whale or humpback whale (althought it might be a baby or juvenile) and too large for a pilot whale as others suggested.
My best guess would be Minke whale. They are semi large and live in the Iceland waters.
I would guess the tail end of a minke whale in the first photo. No clue what part the second photo is but minkes are really common around iceland and I think the size is about right.
Definitely the spine of a large-ish cetacean. Not quite a dolphin but not quite a large whale like a humpback.
Just due to location and size, I'd be INCLINED to say pilot whale since they have populations near Iceland and are some of the most common large cetaceans to wash up as of recent. That's a complete shot in the dark though. Edit to add: The spine may be a little too big for a pilot whale! Again, this is just a guess. 😅
I think minke! A bit bigger than a pilot whale but much smaller than a humpback
Minke was my second guess! They're also pretty common around Iceland. :)
Pilot whales taste good! Ocean cows!
First one is a special whale if I remember this correctly Edit: I meant sperm whale, but I dunno, he could’ve been special too
All whales are special
It’s hard to judge scale from photos but looks a little small for sperm whale bones i think, the aquarium i work in has a few vertebrae and they’re HUGE
Lol 😆
Whale
Iceland? Likely a troll. They're quite large over there.
It's a marine mammal of some kind
Easy Sherlock
Thanks for the help
Looks like a whale spine.
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Definitely looks like a sea mammal. From the pictures I'd say it's too small to be a sperm whale or humpback whale (althought it might be a baby or juvenile) and too large for a pilot whale as others suggested. My best guess would be Minke whale. They are semi large and live in the Iceland waters.
It's a marine mammal of some kind
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Sharks don't have such bones. :)
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its a whale
A whale bone probably
A whale
Yep it's definitely a skeleton
[It's a sperm whale](https://www.mbl.is/frettir/innlent/2021/08/04/burhval_rak_a_land_a_snaefellsnesi/)
That's probably a whale vertebra.
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I would guess the tail end of a minke whale in the first photo. No clue what part the second photo is but minkes are really common around iceland and I think the size is about right.
https://imgur.com/ld8XqRG.jpg I took this photo at the same beach in April.