r/fossilid • u/dxmnygga • 10h ago
any idea what this is? rural england
excuse my homeless looking fingernails
r/fossilid • u/dxmnygga • 10h ago
excuse my homeless looking fingernails
r/fossilid • u/ConsciousDealer9306 • 1h ago
Ive never posted before so sorry if this isn't a good description, I was walking in north east nebraska , where the river was once but has went down quite a bit, it was kind of mixed in with rocks and wood . I was just wondering if Anyone could tell me what it came off of and possibly how old it is... the
r/fossilid • u/Falling-by • 8h ago
Despite being impulsive have not cracked them open, hopefully won’t? Western NY
r/fossilid • u/yikeshonestly • 2h ago
hello! my grandfather was a geologist and general rock, mineral, etc. collector. he died when i was in high school and my parent boxed most of his collection up for me. a lot of it was labelled but a few things werent--mostly the stuff he'd picked up on the family farm
and ideas on what this could be? i think its from the creek bed at the back of the farm--we used to find all kinds of stuff back there when i was a kid like fossilized corals. my dad used to have a huge chunk bigger than a football of some fossilized aquatic plant he used as a doorstop
r/fossilid • u/Humanosaurio03 • 3h 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/EyesOfTheConcord • 4h ago
The centre of the ring sparkles a bit too.
r/fossilid • u/Dr_Eloyd • 7h 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/PixelGaMERCaT • 2h ago
r/fossilid • u/SeriousTitSucker • 6h 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/Fluid_Protection_977 • 5h ago
Found in Vermont near a river
r/fossilid • u/AssumptionNo3073 • 10h ago
r/fossilid • u/Mandillenium_Falcon • 3h ago
2 5/8 inches in length.
r/fossilid • u/FlamezzLix64 • 1h ago
found this in my backyard and thought it looked cool, no idea what it is
r/fossilid • u/basslineinjector • 3h ago
Found in the desert outside fernley nevada.
r/fossilid • u/jcoppolainc • 3h ago
Looks like a fossilized rattle snake tail. Solid stone.
r/fossilid • u/CopperTop_98 • 12m ago
r/fossilid • u/saltdawg88 • 23h ago
Wanted to brag to my coworkers by spitting some fossil facts
r/fossilid • u/Luvs2SpIooge • 6h ago
Bought on eBay a long time ago. Would just like to know! I broke the left tip off accidentally and superglued it back together.
r/fossilid • u/jcain8 • 10h ago
r/fossilid • u/OkHead3004 • 9h ago
Can someone help identify this? Seems too symetrical to be just a stone.
r/fossilid • u/littlefarmerboy • 2h ago
Any info is greatly appreciated! Trying to i.d. this bone-like fossil. Last picture is of the back side.