Took my cousin to Calvert Cliffs, MD to find shark teeth for show and tell and this is what she wants to show. Any idea what they are?

<div class="md"><p>Took my cousin to Calvert Cliffs, MD to find shark teeth for show and tell and this is what she wants to show. Any idea what they are?</p>
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Rock or fossil…or shell?

Leaf?

Trying to take advantage of the “found on my floor” wave, would love to ask this smart community what could these other “things” in our tile be….

<div class="md"><p>Trying to take advantage of the “found on my floor” wave, would love to ask this smart community what could these other “things” in our tile be….</p>
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More stuff on my floor.

Hello everyone, I’m not the best with fossils, I believe this is a vertebrae of some sort. Most likely it’s just from a domestic cow or horse or something, but it was interesting enough that I took it home with me. We do also have large mammals currently in the area or once lived here in the not too distant past, such as moose, bison and elk. 

I found it along the southern shore of Lake Manitoba, it seems to have been worn down a fair amount by the waves and rocks. The pictures don’t do the colour justice, it seems to have some black and rusty patches of mineral deposits as well.

<div class="md"><p>Hello everyone, I’m not the best with fossils, I believe this is a vertebrae of some sort. Most likely it’s just from a domestic cow or horse or something, but it was interesting enough that I took it home with me. We do also have large mammals currently in the area or once lived here in the not too distant past, such as moose, bison and elk. </p>

<p>I found it along the southern shore of Lake Manitoba, it seems to have been worn down a fair amount by the waves and rocks. The pictures don’t do the colour justice, it seems to have some black and rusty patches of mineral deposits as well.</p>
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What is this from?

Found in central Montana
 (I slabbed it before I could get any full pictures, but I could piece it back together if it helps)

<div class="md"><p>Found in central Montana
 (I slabbed it before I could get any full pictures, but I could piece it back together if it helps)</p>
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Petrified wood? If so, can you Id what species it is?

Is this a fossil? I'm Kerry, new to reddit. Thanks in advance!

Anyone know what this could be 

I’m no expert so was wondering if I could crack the other side of the ammonite or would I run the risk breaking the fossil?

<div class="md"><p>I’m no expert so was wondering if I could crack the other side of the ammonite or would I run the risk breaking the fossil?</p>
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Today’s finds. Mappleton, UK.

Can anyone confirm/inform me of what these are?

Hi there. I found this about 30 years ago in the Kananaskis area of Alberta. I believe I was told by a colleague, when I worked at the Calgary Zoo, that is a horn coral fossil, can someone verify this for me. Thanks.

<div class="md"><p>Hi there. I found this about 30 years ago in the Kananaskis area of Alberta. I believe I was told by a colleague, when I worked at the Calgary Zoo, that is a horn coral fossil, can someone verify this for me. Thanks.</p>
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Horn Coral fossil?

This summer I am traveling down the continental US (the left side). Me and my dad love fossil hunting and as we are doing our first big roadtrip together, we want to spend some time on the hunt. I would love any advice, but would love even more to get some great locations where we can find cool stuff and make memories. We have hunted for the standard shells and the like extensively, so really we would love to go for plants, mammals, fish, teeth, wood or the like. Thanks!

P.S. states we will or may be in: WA, OR, ID, CA, NV, UT, AZ, AK

<div class="md"><p>This summer I am traveling down the continental US (the left side). Me and my dad love fossil hunting and as we are doing our first big roadtrip together, we want to spend some time on the hunt. I would love any advice, but would love even more to get some great locations where we can find cool stuff and make memories. We have hunted for the standard shells and the like extensively, so really we would love to go for plants, mammals, fish, teeth, wood or the like. Thanks!</p>

<p>P.S. states we will or may be in: WA, OR, ID, CA, NV, UT, AZ, AK</p>
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Help me on my fossil hunting journey!

Perfectly preserved fossil.

Strange worm thing with wings found in amber under a microscope. What is it?🦟🤔

Darwin's 'abominable mystery' haunts new plant tree of life.

What are we thinking here? Is the thing I circled in pic 2 some sort of tiny nautiloid or just a gastropod?

Paleontologists Find Evidence of Hibernation-Like State in Tusks of Triassic Mammal Relative.

Found in a river in Harz, Germany. Could it be fossilized bark?

Bridging the Evolutionary Gap: Paleontologists Discover Bizarre New Species of Bird-Like Dinosaur.

Flashy New 'Chicken from Hell' Dino Discovered.

Gave this to my cousin. Is it real?

<div class="md"><p>Where can I sell my Amber fossil?</p>
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Lizard encased in amber

Our pit has a lot of iron, we found one red Petoskey and tons of different fossils. I think I may drill a hole and make a necklace out of this one. Our pit is full of Petoskey stones and fossils. I am living the dream!

<div class="md"><p>Our pit has a lot of iron, we found one red Petoskey and tons of different fossils. I think I may drill a hole and make a necklace out of this one. Our pit is full of Petoskey stones and fossils. I am living the dream!</p>
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(Favorote pic of the weekend) It's hard to see in this photo but there is some red in this.

Found on a walk and have been intrigued by it for the last few weeks. There is a triangular divot that seems to have a coarse, thin, and sparkly coating which can also be found in some of the other smaller divots. It almost looks like sand however I washed the rock and none of it came off. Any info would be appreciated, thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Found on a walk and have been intrigued by it for the last few weeks. There is a triangular divot that seems to have a coarse, thin, and sparkly coating which can also be found in some of the other smaller divots. It almost looks like sand however I washed the rock and none of it came off. Any info would be appreciated, thanks!</p>
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Is this just a rock? Found in Massachusetts, USA.

<div class="md"><p>Found in Chattanooga Tennesse</p>
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What did i find?

Is this anything?

Any ideas i can see teeth thank-you 

I was at a secret beach I know of which has lots of fossils and shark teeth in Northern California. There are lots of large rocks imbedded in the sand and I decided to look around the base of them to see if any shark teeth had been trapped during the tides. As I was looking I found a vein of these small white spheres (there is a penny next to them for size comparison). They do not feel like rock and almost have a porcelain texture. Also if you take two of them and clank them together they have a high pitched sound, not like clanking two rocks together, it again is almost comparable to the sound porcelain or glass might make if clanked together. They are incredibly hard and were only found in this one small vein all together. There were about 20 in total. I have no idea what they are but I’m extremely curious.

<div class="md"><p>I was at a secret beach I know of which has lots of fossils and shark teeth in Northern California. There are lots of large rocks imbedded in the sand and I decided to look around the base of them to see if any shark teeth had been trapped during the tides. As I was looking I found a vein of these small white spheres (there is a penny next to them for size comparison). They do not feel like rock and almost have a porcelain texture. Also if you take two of them and clank them together they have a high pitched sound, not like clanking two rocks together, it again is almost comparable to the sound porcelain or glass might make if clanked together. They are incredibly hard and were only found in this one small vein all together. There were about 20 in total. I have no idea what they are but I’m extremely curious.</p>
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Help identifying

These sorta looked like a spine to me. Also what are those tube shaped parts beneath it? I see rocks with those all the time but haven’t been able to get an ID. In central Texas 

<div class="md"><p>These sorta looked like a spine to me. Also what are those tube shaped parts beneath it? I see rocks with those all the time but haven’t been able to get an ID. In central Texas </p>
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