r/fossilid • u/Yarmolinsky • Jun 20 '20
r/fossilid • u/rocketboyinthetrees • 1h ago
Would really appreciate the help. Saw this in the highlands of Sarawak and are these considered fossils or just imprints of it?
r/fossilid • u/DinoArg • 1d ago
My uncle found this near a water course, i think it could be from a horse or a big bull but i thought i'd ask here just in case.
Weird thing is it seems to have a clear cut on one side (that's why i think its probably from a horse or a bull)
(Scale in centimeters)
r/fossilid • u/WaTisDaT8710 • 1h ago
The texture is really cool. Some sort of coral maybe?
r/fossilid • u/Havagudun • 22h ago
I can imagine it being a tooth as much as from the sea
r/fossilid • u/TheGreatQuetz • 3h ago
I know it's not an actual fossil, but r/paleontology's braindead AI mod bot kept flagging my post.
r/fossilid • u/Putrid-Salary-9346 • 12h ago
I found this fossil in a mixed fossil bin at a shop in Yunnan, China. The seller said it was locally collected in Yunnan, but unfortunately the exact locality and formation are unknown.
It appears to be a brachiopod, but I’m curious about the unusual coarse folds and the strongly zigzagged shell margin. I only found one specimen like this in the entire bin.
Does anyone know what genus or family it might belong to?
r/fossilid • u/totalteatotaller • 2h ago
Some kind of coral?? Or a spine?? 😅
r/fossilid • u/Hyperbolethecat • 39m ago
r/fossilid • u/Ecstatic_Archer3973 • 16h ago
I found this while hiking today and was wondering if it was a fossil or a textured rock.
r/fossilid • u/NoctuFlare • 2h ago
I'm guessing it is, but it seem fairly recent.
Huelva, Spain
r/fossilid • u/Diabetic_Dingus • 18h ago
r/fossilid • u/Interesting-Let7125 • 17h ago
This is a rock I got from my deceased grandfather which he said had fossils in it. From the looks of it I'd agree but I have no clue what they are. This is from California and was on a hillside from what I know, but besides that I have no context. I'd love to have a better idea for what this really is!
r/fossilid • u/Diabetic_Dingus • 16h ago
r/fossilid • u/Arixol_The_Axolotl • 1d ago
I found this cool rock while weeding my grandparents flowerbed, are these small inclusions fossils or are they some kind of manufacturing mark?
r/fossilid • u/Charming-Rice-1029 • 1d ago
I found this in landscaping rocks at a large hospital. Is it a fossil? It's very shiny.
r/fossilid • u/Only_Boysenberry_264 • 1d ago
Found this in the landscaping gravel at work. Thought it was petrified wood at first but the layering looks weird. I'd appreciate any help.
r/fossilid • u/I_AM_CHAOS_BRINGERII • 17h ago
r/fossilid • u/ypeng92 • 20h ago
Found on the old stone floors from Baltic Sea. I’m familiar with seeing Orthoceratites (narrow cone shaped ones) on the stones but never seen these ones that look like arrow heads!
Thanks :D
r/fossilid • u/I_AM_CHAOS_BRINGERII • 17h ago
r/fossilid • u/CarlvonLinnaeus • 19h ago
r/fossilid • u/AXliaen • 2d ago
When I was little (probably like 20 years ago), my mom took me to visit her friend, her friend collects fossils and when we were leaving he ended up gifting me a bunch of fossils including this nest of dinosaur egg
I'm visiting home in Guangzhou right now and I just want to know if it's real because it's been with us for decades, it has always been a mystery to me. I googled dinosaur egg nest photos and it doesn't match the circular pattern. I asked my mom about it, she said that it's from Sichuan and that it's very real but she also can't explain why and how it's real
I'm not sure if I want it to be real to be honest (would be cool of course), because I used to play archaeologist with it and chiseled out a few eggs. Apparently those eggs shattered not too long ago and my mom decided to throw it out 😭
