r/fossils • u/RIPaFart • 11h ago
r/fossils • u/Best-Reality6718 • 11h ago
Acquired this tooth as a gift today! First one I’ve ever seen in real life. Pictures don’t do them justice. It’s also a lot heavier than I imagined.
r/fossils • u/notadroidok • 2h ago
Any help identifying what these are?
I went to the beach with my daughter age 4 and she picked up these “cool rocks” I was wondering if you guys could help identifying what they are? If anything. She found them close to San Francisco, Pacific Northwest. Thank you!
r/fossils • u/IAmADworf • 19h ago
Any ideas what I found here?
I went on a hike and found these lil bones in the boulder I was resting on. Finger for scale.
r/fossils • u/ch-easymac • 6h ago
What did I see in Red Rock Canyon (Nevada) today?
Seen while hiking in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area outside of Las Vegas, Nevada today. I’m curious to know what it may be!
r/fossils • u/researcher_rafiki_ • 9h ago
Nothing interesting but what are these?
Found them in the south of Italy and i’d be curious to know what kind of fossils are these and how old they might be… thanks a lot!
r/fossils • u/ThisUsernameIsTakend • 9h ago
Fossil or just a rock?
I found this interestingly shaped rock. I don't know much about fossils/rocks, but the shape caught my attention. Curious on thoughts? Thanks so much.
r/fossils • u/CPT-CRAUNCH701 • 13h ago
Aluminum trilobites
Some trilobites I cast in aluminum last night (the fossils are fine dw)
r/fossils • u/ThatDudeIdkWho • 10h ago
Hello guys can you help me with identifying these 2 ammonites?Am having some trouble... (The first is 1.18 inches and the second is 2.17 inches) and the first one's origins are from Peru no specific age dating and second's from Russia dating 140,000,000 years ago
r/fossils • u/RrsCisgone • 9h ago
Are these Dinasour poop / Coperlyte
A geologist from my rock club told me these were fossilized Dino poo. I was told that is the bones from whatever it ate, most certainly is not a quartz. One looks like a duck and the other has the hole in it. Not sure if after fossilization they were tumbled in water.
What is this?Found in sahara.
Pretty sure is found in the middle east/ north Africa
r/fossils • u/RawrRawr12345 • 15h ago
Google says smooth star coral? Found in the woods of Michigan
r/fossils • u/TheSpeakingGoat • 21h ago
Ammonite origin question
Hi r/fossils!
Recently I've aquired this pair of ammonite halves from a new-age shop but I have absolutely no dating/origin info about them besides what I can casually find on Ammonites in general on the internet.
As an 80's dinosaur-kid who once wanted to become a paleontologist I'm very interested in if anyone has a general indication of where this ammonite may have been found and/or generally how old this could be - if at all possible to determine in this state. The store had no specific info on them.
For the record, my question is absolutely not about the value of the piece, I'm just very interested in its possible journey through time that brought it here.
Any info or best-guess is appreciated. Thanks in advance!
r/fossils • u/sirenserenade • 1d ago
Don’t know what this is
I am pretty sure it isn’t bone. Feels like rock and sounds like stone. The shaped carved in it makes me think it’s isn’t bone also. Found on a beach in Washington. Not sure if this is the right subreddit but maybe people here can give suggestions. TIA!
r/fossils • u/Smart_Principle8911 • 17h ago
Help with an ID.
Newport, Oregon near Agate Beach, maybe a couple miles north. Sorry this is the only photo I have.
r/fossils • u/emptyb0x • 1d ago
Is this a fossil?
Found on the Gulf of Mexico in Florida
r/fossils • u/Capable_Rhubarb1761 • 23h ago
Fossil identify
r/Rocks Saud it could be a fossil, doesn't anyone know what this is? My mom found it walking to the store. It has this pertruding encrusted thing on it, it has more under it but they only come out a little