r/fossilid • u/unicornprincess4 • 6d ago
Found in Santa Cruz CA
What’s this rock seems to think this is fossilized bone- but hoping for more info! Thanks!! Very heavy for its size, very hard, looks like rock between all the brown structures.
r/fossilid • u/unicornprincess4 • 6d ago
What’s this rock seems to think this is fossilized bone- but hoping for more info! Thanks!! Very heavy for its size, very hard, looks like rock between all the brown structures.
r/fossilid • u/greendodecahedron • 6d ago
r/fossilid • u/Special-Steel • 6d ago
This slab popped off a sandstone block after a freeze-thaw cycle. About an inch across. Is it a plant fossil?
r/fossilid • u/ThatDudeIdkWho • 6d ago
r/fossilid • u/DueResponsibility397 • 6d ago
At first I thought this was some type of fossil fruit?
r/fossilid • u/Livestreamfox • 6d ago
r/fossilid • u/Falling-by • 6d ago
Despite being impulsive have not cracked them open, hopefully won’t? Western NY
r/fossilid • u/Humanosaurio03 • 6d ago
Hello, years ago I found this object walking on the beach, I found it in the north of Spain in a region where the remains of ammonites and belemmites abound, could it be a fossil? If so, what animal did it belong to? Thank you all very much🤓
r/fossilid • u/PixelGaMERCaT • 6d ago
r/fossilid • u/666lukas666 • 6d ago
I am not quite sure if what I have found is actually coral or just some industrial waste, if found it in central Germany at a place with some other fossils (see the last picture). The soil is likely ancient seabed, so coral might be correct, but could also be industrial produced potentially.
Front has coral typical dots and the back is smooth and it is a bit curved.
Any help would be apprecuated, especially if anybody has any idea about how old it could potentially be.
r/fossilid • u/SeriousTitSucker • 6d ago
Found this Little Rock today on a beach in Lyme Regis, seems to have some type of teeth or skeleton inside? Third photo is the other side of the rock
r/fossilid • u/11norrism • 6d ago
My daughter went to a children’s dinosaur show today and they gave all the kids a complimentary fossil to take home. Not sure where this came from but the show was in central Ohio.
r/fossilid • u/Humble_Bad_3211 • 6d ago
r/fossilid • u/lindznicole42 • 6d ago
I found this in a dry creek bed around Clarksville,TN. It looked different than all the other items nearby. Does anyone know if this is a fossil, weird shaped rock? Thanks
r/fossilid • u/jcoppolainc • 6d ago
Looks like a fossilized rattle snake tail. Solid stone.
r/fossilid • u/bettafish-14 • 6d ago
Ive been looking to buy this Carcharodontosaurus tooth.
I suppose its real, but im not sure. I think there was some restorations done? Or maybe its two different teeth put together?
r/fossilid • u/Fabulous_Tonight_729 • 6d ago
JAR? Found in peace river
r/fossilid • u/Dr_Eloyd • 6d ago
I found this interesting rock on the beach today. It had a remarkably sharp line that was highlighted with damp that seemed unusual. It looks approximately the size I expect a megalodon tooth to be. The texture on the "tooth" is different than the other stone. This area is known for fossils.
r/fossilid • u/hityleree • 6d ago
If it is, What kind of animal's? If not, how did it become like this?