
[OC] Wyoming Dinosaur center next to Thermopolis
Finding Ammonite Fossils In River Rocks
Fossils of the future

Is this horn coral?

Museum of the Rockies and unfortunate Native American display

Ever wonder what fossil preparation looks like?

Identification help

Looking for identification help

Nice fossil in table

Happy Dinosaur day AND the start of Jurassic June! (Art Repost)

Microfossils
Coral on my job site

Some pictures from the Museumof the Rockies in Bozeman MT

Some calcite I just found

Learning about fossils
What do you think this is ? Fossilised wood
Trilobite Flexiphacops rana
Indent of a clam inside a clam with a small spiral shell

Blob Fossils are hard

Charmouth Fossil Hunt 2025

Saving a White elephant gift

Dendrite Ring, I love this piece. Any Opinions?

Lucy has been the face of human evolution for the last 50 years

Can anyone tell me what sort of rock this is ?

Dem Pokemon bones

Crystossil of a snail on top of a vertebra

cool petrified wood I found when I was a kid

Quarry Exhibit Hall - Dinosaur National Monument, UT

A student brought these rocks in to my class today for an unexpected show and tell.

Creek fossils near Tampa, Florida

This ammonite texture is really satisfying in the hand

My favorite rock (so far): Crinoids!

Some Petosky stones I found while visiting northern Michigan

Fossil House - Berlin Ichthyosaur State Park, NV

Lots and lots and lots o Fossils

Rainbow Mica on seashells

Rocks, Fossils and Agates oh my!

This 195,000,000 years old ammonite fossil still retains traces of its inner shell mother-of-pearl, via Natalia Jagielska on X.

Edmontosaurus Fossil Dig, Fever Ridge, Grasslands National Park (2024)
Crinoid fossils - little stars!

Courious and interested...

Aliens where here long ago

Real or not?

Living Fossils

Rocks and fossils

Reposting some pics from last night, I posted so late. Trying to sort out and identify these pieces from a larger collection! Still very new to this! I’m positive that the first is Petrified wood!

What I believe to be fossilized coral and petrified wood! Would love any more details- this post is in relation to my previous post.

Just trying to ID some things or at least get an idea

Capitola Beach fossils. The rocks they preserve in are called concretions, which are harder than the rock around them. The bluffs erode but the fossils don't

We can choose one or the other, but not both.

The fern-like sutures on two halves of a cleoniceras ammonite

What is on this rock ?
Glitter From Millions of Years Ago

Rockin Rocks

Rocks and fossils

Rocks and Fossils. Arts and Craftsfossil

Upvote on the beach

Well, duh! Telling us we can't lie is a serious threat to us lying to the public.

Can this be pwtrified wood?

They had Hiddlesaurus right there
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