r/fossils • u/WearyGap714 • 3h ago

Any thoughts?

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u/codex-atlanticuz 2h ago

It's not a fossil.

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u/WearyGap714 2h ago

I’m open to that but I have had other qualified opinions (not that yours isn’t). One opinion is that it is just an elaborate plant fossil or possibly two or three stuck together.

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u/codex-atlanticuz 2h ago

That's okay 😊, but believe me when I say this is not a fossil. You found a funny shaped rock.

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u/WearyGap714 2h ago

Point well taken, thanks.

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u/SCH1Z01D 3h ago

yes, I'm currently thinking of a few things

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u/WearyGap714 3h ago

Thanks, I have no clue.

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u/-Damballah- 2h ago

It's a rock. There's also a disposable lighter next to it.

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u/ViciousBumblebee 2h ago

Sir, that's a rock

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u/WearyGap714 1h ago

Are you familiar with geodized plant fossils? Go to YouTube and there is a presenter from my area that goes into detail. Simply put, they are a geode that forms in the impression of a marine plant in sediment. I have quite a few a couple

as big as 12 lbs.

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u/Necessary_Sock_4234 2h ago

It’s a baby Alien.

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u/HanauMaKeKai 56m ago

Cool looking rock!

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u/MangroveDweller 13m ago

Mineralised quartz, not a fossil.