Yes that's a real concern because the metal does dissolve slowly into water, especially with the salt content. If I do open it, I might just take a little taste to see what it's like. After all this can might be the very last of its kind in existence.

The spine looks too stiff for a coyote and the pedicles of the vertebrae in dogs are smaller. I would guess it's a deer.

Source: My degree in Veterinary medicine

Source 2: This is how "Rehrücken" (deer roast) looks on a plate https://ibb.co/0ZTT6VM

I mean, it’s literally titled “mildly”- not sure what you’re looking for. Sorry.

They still are, if the kid has a little better fantasy when playing.

Don't say 30 years ago when you mean 1993. Please remember the 90s were only 10 years ago.

Then I'd get to checking said boiler and local attached bits for a leak, pronto.

Puddle of colored fluid gathering underneath something as dangerous and important as a powerplant boiler would/should be cause for huge alarm, not "huh, neat. Wonder what that is" :P

Though the more I look at it the more it still looks lime a vehicle was parked there and leaked. Can see what looks like a tire track leading up to the smushed bag (less tread mark, more even width path lacking dirt amd sand)

soggy chicken flavored cheerios

Why are you chewing on my daughter's Duplo?

Why does this happen?

Utah?

Is this Utah?

Save one and preserve it. It will be the banana for scale banana

Where is this? It looks familiar.

The tag was made by adults. The shirt however...

I wonder if they have a line of clothes made by children?

Pretty Sure I chewed on the left one

Maybe Serratia marcescens, a bacteria found in soil, on animals, and on food, pretty much everywhere. It grows especially well in toilets, on tub wall, on food, on laundry, in ice machines, etc. It loves to eat shampoo and soap residue in bathrooms for the phosphorus they contain. It leaves a pretty pink, pinkish orange or orange red stain. You live with it every day all day. It's the pink slime in your dog's dish, your shower, and your toilet.

Fun fact: it is in the same family, Yersiniaceae, as the Black Plague, but with nowhere near the result.

Or maybe someone dropped a red Jolly Rancher, and the ice is coloured by that.

Probably one of those.

"Definitely not made by slave labour in Xinjiang, before being exported to America to have a few minor adjustments made so as to legally say 'made in America'. Honest, I would never lie to you and neither would Factory Director Wang"

Judging by the size, I'd have to guess that is some kind of small mammal.

Reign is made by Monster....not that shocking

Hide and Seek champion 10 years running.

This is directly under one of the boilers

Looks like it was from something dripping down from above that made a puddle, then froze and started making the pole in the center.

I'd assume coolant from a vehicle that was parked there, assuming there isn't something like a pipe or machinery out of frame over the site.

Also checks out with that insulation bad in the top right that looks like it has a dent the size of a normal tire, like someone pulled up to far when parking and ran into it slightly. Would also then put the puddle around the side of a radiator or coolant tank.

Human vertebrae have pedicles too. The pelvis and spine are way too small though for a human.

Source: Anatomy book