r/FossilHunting

Found these on the shore of Glace bay

This time with banana for scale. Its about 53 inches across. (Over 4 feet)

I've watched many nodules gets cracked and fossil reveals carved and this looks an awful lot like those. Found it in my woods stuck between some roots yesterday and I'm excited because its my first one ever if so!dude!

Update: It was a dud, wah wah. Still a fun journey!

I found this bone late one evening hiking with a friend, we had known there were “dinosaur” bones found within the rock in the area that we had seen before, but then we kept stumbling and found this crazy thing! It was near the very top layer of the geological layers seen in the picture. I was just curious if anyone had any idea what it could be, I can give more information on the location if needed. Pictures 1-8 are the first bone, I included some photos of the area and layer it was found in.

I also have attached a second picture, this one was found down low, maybe a half mile from the river and it is ground level. The last three pictures are of this bone, I tried to include where it was found as well.

I was just curious if anyone had any ideas or thought about either bone, thanks!

Found this interesting fossilized bone on Morris Island, SC. It measures 5 inches long. I’m guessing chunk of a whale bone but the shape merits further inquiry. Any insights greatly appreciated!

What kind of shark is this from? Found on Tybee Island, GA.

I collected this earlier this year but it broke on extraction. It’s been sat on my bench for weeks so I decided to do something with it this morning. I think this is quite a good salvage job. Bit of tidying up to do still, but I’m quite chuffed with it.

Ciao, mio figlio (8 anni) ha trovato su una roccia questi segni. Era sopra Lecco (LC) vicino a un piccolo corso d’acqua. Ci sembra il calco di un fossile. É possibile? In alternativa cosa potrebbe essere? Grazie mille

I’ve found lots of cephalopods in this area but this one is twice as wide as my previous biggest!

Huge fish fossil (90 cm long) from the latest Cretaceous in my collection.

This is after cleaning, scraping and waxing! Second pic is how it was found

Had the chance to move our collection into a new home over the weekend and wanted to share! This is almost all self-collected with a few items traded with other collectors around the world. Mainly US east coast finds with a few things from across the pond. One day i'll find an intact meg from the Calvert Cliffs!!

Found them on Mappleton Beach in UK.

One of them looks like a coprolite, the other like a bone fragment from quite a large animal. Forgot to include a coin for scale for the "coprolite", but it's the size of 3 1£ coins, and quite heavy for the size.

First fossil I’ve ever found. Any way to date this or tell what kind of shark it’s from?

Can anyone help identify if this is a fossil/ what type?
This was found in Prineville OR.

Baby fossil hunter here I found this thing I’m super stoked even if it is just some cool rock. Please Reddit experts! What is this??

Edit: I found this in a river if that changes anything!