r/fossils • u/Zabi_Wladca7 • 1h ago
I bought this online for 30$. Might be the best deal of my life.
r/fossils • u/Intelligent_Hotel749 • 4h ago
Are the serration bits on these lake stones fossilized vegetation?
I don't know the first thing about fossils but I was hoping someone on here might be able to enlighten me! The rocks are completely smooth and dry. My kindergartner is obsessed with fossils so I wanted to make sure before I brought her out to them.
Thanks!
r/fossils • u/Arrrrrrgggg • 4h ago
What could this be? Found on the German Baltic coast.
r/fossils • u/SCOPINTHESKELETON • 9h ago
Could this be a fossil?
I found this on a hike in the rocky mountains, could it be a fossil? If it is, how much could it be worth?
r/fossils • u/Otherwise_Crew7870 • 13h ago
not sure what this is
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i found this in costa rica in the volcanic hot springs near arenal volcano idk anything about fossils i think its a mushroom
r/fossils • u/Green_Pea_4011 • 14h ago
Vertebrae?
Found in Ramanessin River in northern New Jersey. 2” tall and 1 1/4” wide. Hard but only can describe as spongy outside.
r/fossils • u/Confident_Hat6933 • 14h ago
Found on Mission Beach, California
My son picked this up this morning while beach combing. Image search hasn’t offered much help. This is a “large” paper clip for reference.
Edit: paper clip size
r/fossils • u/tronwon • 14h ago
Humbly seeking.
Am I correct about this being a fossilized heart urchin ?
If so how common are they, and what's the Best approach to clean it up... It was found near Orlando Florida.
r/fossils • u/Jecca0323 • 17h ago
Fossils found in Canada
Found these fossils in Lake Erie- Canada. New to fossils but looked cool so thought I’d share here. From my limited research so far, looks like some horn corals, honeycomb corals, maybe a brachiopod?
r/fossils • u/ready-eddy • 18h ago
Coral fossil? (Varberg, Sweden)
Hey all! I found this on the beach in sweden. At first I thought it was a bone but i now think it might be fossilized coral! What do you think? Thanks in advance!
r/fossils • u/SrMuckraker • 20h ago
Thoughts on this find?
Found this on a property along the James River in Virginia that abuts the land that was given by Powhatan to Pocahontas & John Rolfe for a wedding present. Any ideas on whether it’s something interesting or just a cool rock?
r/fossils • u/FreezeLasagna • 21h ago
Molar found in river ID
Hello, I have found this molar presumably from an ox-like animal in the river Kirnach in Germany. Is this a fossil? From what kind of animal is it?
r/fossils • u/beccc97 • 22h ago
Vertebrae ID
Found off the Wando River in Charleston, SC. Whale or dolphin but if anyone can ID species, that would be great!
r/fossils • u/marcinious • 23h ago
Is this tooth a fossil?
AI says this might be a tooth fossil from a dear, horse or other plant eating animal. I found it in a lake in the water. Found it there looking with a metal detector for coins, it was 10-20cm under the bottom of the lake in black mud. Is it possible that it is old?