Lake Huron find. Not entirely sure what I’m looking at here. Anyone with ideas?

NOYFBAH

Venomlash is correct it's a horn coral also called a rugose horn coral

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captinjojo2000

Petoskey stone. Fossilized coral and such. We used to find them all the time when I was a kid.

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ZaphodBbx

Fossils of shellfish shells...?

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ILikeRocks8

Y’all are my favorite smartasses. Thanks for the giggle. Lol

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venomlash

Chunk of a large solitary rugose coral ("horn coral").

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Iamwvg

Gnome hat!

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RodgerRodger

Im pretty sure its a thing, but im not 100%.

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ILikeRocks8

It might be.

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RodgerRodger

Like, it really could be.

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quagma

just bits and bobs of fossilized sea stuff, coral and shells and etc. @thebirdsnake3916 and pals

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myballshurt

It appears to be some sort of rock

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ILikeRocks8

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FuturamaReferences

Looks like a rock. v

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R100GSPD

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ILikeRocks8

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masiakasaurus

Fossilized sea bed with bits of coral and shells. Some holdfasts. Very common around here. Probably from the Devonian or Carboniferous.

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ILikeRocks8

I keep staring at it! It has a lot going on in it. Thanks for the input :)

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