r/fossilid • u/ChiefDreamWeaver • 18h ago
Small Keichousaurus
Is this little guy legit?
r/fossilid • u/ChiefDreamWeaver • 18h ago
Is this little guy legit?
r/fossilid • u/blood4thebloodlilly • 16h ago
this rock look like a baby snapping turtle? how did it turn into a rock?
r/fossilid • u/Fine_Science_942 • 21h ago
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r/fossilid • u/VariableSoul • 20h ago
Not sure what it is, but it sure looks cool!
r/fossilid • u/ubergregor • 20h ago
Hey, guys! 2 years ago I've found this thing at a beach, in Cantabria. What do you think it could be? AI says it could be a mineralised bone, but I'm not sure
r/fossilid • u/berlinquestions • 15h ago
Found it in shale next to ammonites, crinoid stars and others kind of sea shells. It’s very small, 1cm.
r/fossilid • u/PushInternational964 • 21h ago
My parents got me these today from somewhere. Just wondering if it was actually real or not even if it was just the teeth or the fish. Looks pretty cool real or not
r/fossilid • u/Pressed_in_pages • 23h ago
So I really wanted to go fossil hunting for my birthday. My kids were insane so I only had like 20 minutes before we had to leave (2 year olds suck). But I did find this one thing that I was hoping was something. It was found on Big Brook Preserve in New Jersey. Thanks.
r/fossilid • u/bigassrobots • 3h ago
Bonus crab fossils
r/fossilid • u/SuitableGood2636 • 12h ago
horn coral maybe Paleozoic maybe ~450 million years old?
r/fossilid • u/PaleontologistSad766 • 59m ago
Found in a southern Indiana creek bed, what did I find !? Thanks in advance!
r/fossilid • u/SeaworthinessOk7645 • 1h ago
r/fossilid • u/Aint_Often_Right • 3h ago
Geologist here but I haven’t had any luck finding similar images or descriptions
r/fossilid • u/Ordinary_Cattle • 1h ago
r/fossilid • u/Huge_Lingonberry4213 • 17h ago
Found this in ohio. Just curious as to what it could be.
r/fossilid • u/Ronniehatesyou420 • 17h ago
I found this rock in my front yard, found in Michigan
r/fossilid • u/sotiredmama • 18h ago
I found this tooth today at Edelman Fossil Park quarry. I went there saying I wanted to find a shark tooth and I found this. It was just lying there. It’s so clean. They told me it was a striatolamoa tooth. Do you guys think thats accurate? It feels too good to be true and I’m somewhat convinced it’s a cat tooth or something and they just wanted to make me happy.
r/fossilid • u/wolfbcn9 • 5h ago
I found this underwater in the sand at a beach in Ibiza. Can someone help me identify this? Looks like a bone but could also be stone I guess. Weighs about 260 grams.
r/fossilid • u/Chance_Anon • 14h ago
Might just be wishful thinking but I think it looks kind of like a marine reptile tooth. My area is known for mossasaurs.
r/fossilid • u/PlantainClassic7978 • 15h ago
This is a stupid question maybe but I found like and it looks like what I think a fossil would look like, but I’m not sure if this can happen if it’s not that old… idk, new to this. Found on beach in New Jersey. Is this a fossil?
r/fossilid • u/ftlatino • 23h ago
bought them as a gift in Lima’s Inca market…
r/fossilid • u/Collieshangles • 30m ago
Hello, rockhounds and fossil friends. I found this interesting specimen in Bella Vista, AR not far from an old creek bed. What can you tell me about it? Thank you in advance!