I don't care if you know what it is, it's still weird

WTF.

A golden mole from very close up?

A pterosaur? Must be, that's all the rage here at the moment.

Best I can say is a xenarthan. I know, I suck.

Its a tamandua

giant sloth?

A Pangolin of some description? Looks anteater-ish...

Walrus

Some kind of giant armadillo? But (seemingly) not enough toes for a glyptodon. But they didn't have scaly legs either did they?

Ummm ... crud. This is supposed to be easy? (The filename doesn't give a hint, either.)

It's not for walking on. I don't think it's a flipper or a flightless bird's limb. So it looks like a burrowing animal. I don't know of any reptiles or dinosaurs with burrowing limbs that specialized, so I'm going to have to go with mammal.

My guess: mole, and the scaly limb shown behind it is a red herring. I found a picture of a "borrowing mole" (sic) that had forearms like this.

I'm also guessing armadillo. Most likely a giant armadillo (Priodontes maximus); less likely a naked-tailed armadillo (Cabassous sp.).

It is a mammal (forget the scaly background), and it's not a walrus or anything else aquatic.

One of the ground sloths?

Golden mole?

giant sloth or another type of giant mammal, like a chalicothere or i don't know

I think you're right Dartian; it looks like Priodontes. That has pretty huge claws, but I guess they're not preserved. (It is very scaly, so maybe the background isn't a red herring after all!)

I was just about to write that armadillos don't fit because they have to many digits and lack that crazy enlarged central claw. Nevertheless some googling shows that amongst armadillos, Priodontes really does have a manus like this. Well done Dartian.

I'm going to have to go with Priodontes as well. Those claws look to be much more representative of Dasypodidae than other possibilities that have been mentioned so far.

giannt clowan.

rhinogradentian
or ground sloth

Hank Paulson, when he takes the mask off.

pangolin, duh

It's not necessarily giant. Maybe the camera is really zoomed in?

Hey, no one's suggested ropen! Or gorgonopsian!

Its a man in an ape suit, I'm sure.

I remember seeing this one, and the thing behind isn't a red herring, or even a red ropen!

Damn, Dartian already got it. Priodontes.

With an ulna like that, who needs... um...

Prize for finishing the sentence.

A radius?

Priodontes!

Well, I wish I could say it's a Manis manus, but I agree it looks more like Priodontes.

Definitely Priodontes.

Lets see, 4 toed and digit 2 is all claw w/ digit 4 reduced to a stub. It looks more reptilian or avian than mammilian but the bones are too robust for a bird so I am thinking theropod dinosaur and assume I see a radius and ulna.

Looking again I see another digit, a "thumb" making the long finger/toe the index and digit 3 a giant claw and digit 4 a large claw with digit 5 reduced. Still think it's a theropod.

Silly me. Xenarthra: armadillos, anteaters & sloths.
I knew it looked familiar. Giant armadillo.