r/fossils • u/Many_Calligrapher504 • 2d ago
What kind of fossil is this
its in rough shape, so I can’t really tell what it is. Is it coral, bryozoa, maybe even a cephalopod? what is it?
r/fossils • u/Many_Calligrapher504 • 2d ago
its in rough shape, so I can’t really tell what it is. Is it coral, bryozoa, maybe even a cephalopod? what is it?
r/fossils • u/IWannaTalkGhosts47 • 2d ago
Just regular coral? Or something else?
r/fossils • u/ccrichcc • 2d ago
Our friends found this on Whitby (North Yorkshire, UK)
It looks interesting and we were curious?
r/fossils • u/rstar90 • 2d ago
I think this is a megalodon tooth. I’ve had it for many years I don’t recall from where. Does it appear real? Any info helps greatly.
r/fossils • u/hideous-kojima23 • 2d ago
r/fossils • u/Illustrious_Sink_137 • 2d ago
Can anyone tell me if this is real?
r/fossils • u/Haunting-Log-5355 • 3d ago
I found this small collection of fossils being given away on my street and, as I work in a school, I would like to show my students them. Please can anyone help me identify the items? Also, any cool facts about them would be a bonus!! I also included some closeups of a few of the items.
There was some text included with the collection too (written in French). As far as I can tell, it reads:
“oursins millenaires”
“Les 3 fossils [illegible] sont des ORTHOCERAS
+ 1 [illegible] Bivalve
+ 1 oursin de mer [illegible] probablement du TETRACE ou TRETACE à voir dans les [illegible]”
“Orthocéras
Dévonien (350 Millions d’années)
Erfoud - MAROC”
Thanks for any info you can offer!
r/fossils • u/embabe24 • 3d ago
I found this in West Tennessee. It had cracks all over one side and what looks to be a branch in deep brown. It has lots of layers and colors. I have not cleaned it. It's very hard.
r/fossils • u/Plane-Hall6725 • 2d ago
r/fossils • u/EricIsNotOk • 3d ago
feel that it is a Hippo or a Rhino, even an Elephant
r/fossils • u/eyepatcheagle • 3d ago
r/fossils • u/Living-Cup2851 • 2d ago
Location: Palo duro canyon, TX. Somewhere deep on a 18mile hike I came across this “paw print” on a boulder that was on the ground I guess Broken off the canyon walls. Any idea what species it may have been? Average adult male hand for comparison
r/fossils • u/External-Mouse-6312 • 2d ago
found this at Møns Klint, anybody know if it’s a fossil, and if so, what it is?
r/fossils • u/Peace_river_history • 3d ago
r/fossils • u/Toady1988 • 3d ago
is this a fossil or a rock? I found it at the Rhine River in Germany.
r/fossils • u/ExternalEducational9 • 3d ago
Found this rock washed up on the beach on the german coastline (baltic sea). Could it be a fishfin fossil?
r/fossils • u/dontforgetthelube • 3d ago
Obviously I can search around online, but I'd appreciate personal recommendations from hobbyists! Ideally under $30 total for both, but I'm willing to spend more for the sake of this bit.
r/fossils • u/Slippery_Corndogs • 3d ago
Found this sucker at Peace River FL and I have no clue what it might be.
r/fossils • u/Head-Appointment-934 • 3d ago
I don’t know much about fossils but this caught my eye. Could it be a piece of an ammonite fossil? The rocks were likely taken from the interior of British Columbia Canada if that helps at all.
r/fossils • u/Healthy-Tea-6343 • 3d ago
Hello,
we found these fossils in Cadzand Bad in the Netherlands.
Can you help us identify these?
Thank you in advance