A mysterious skull was discovered in a back garden in Muswell Hill, north London, by a dog named Arlo, prompting owner Josh Woolliscroft to seek identification online. Initially suspected to be human, the skull was later determined not to belong to a person, and further analysis suggested it might belong to a larger animal, potentially a horse, due to its jaw structure and teeth. The origins of the skull remain unclear, but it was speculated that it could have been incorporated into the foundations of nearby houses, using sediment from the River Thames.
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Trump has a meltdown over ‘failed’ strikes on Iran that did not destroy nuclear sites
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