Updating the post, he clarified: "I've checked and it can't be a squirrel, rat, possum, martens or a racoon (the nose doesn't match neither does the skull as it's abnormally long and looks deformed).

"Squirrels have a much flatter area from the top of the skull to the nose," one person explained. "I'm not sure what it is though, it also doesn't match a kitten or a mouse. Perhaps a baby possum." ...

"Squirrels have a much flatter area from the top of the skull to the nose," one person explained. "I'm not sure what it is though, it also doesn't match a kitten or a mouse. Perhaps a baby possum." ...

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