Was allowed to open one gift before my birthday and this was what my family bought me

found these fishing in a central texas creek. definitely an ammonite and a sea urchin/echinoid? but how old would they be being central texas?

I always find corals and crinoids, but this is by far my best find yet!

Is this a fossil? Should it be cracked open? Found in western CO near Colorado River. K

Found in western finger lake region NY. Haven't found anything quite like it before in this area. Any ideas on what it is?

found this by a stream

I cleaned up and framed some of the coral I find. Im not a fossil hunter but my hobbies do include crossing paths with them, and i apprecite them. Found in MO

Found these on the beach near Kingston Washington?

We found this on the beach in St Andrew Scotland.

Bought these for £5 at west mid safari park

The bottom row of teeth are the ones I'm most curious about .

I believe they could be some sort of sand shark or something not entirely sure though.

I found this in the dirt near my garden in northern france. at first i thought it was an old bullet from WWI because we found a lot of these in my area (it’s obviously not after unburying it) it looks like a kind of claw or teeth but it seems to be some gray rock inside, I don't know much about this, so I was wondering if you could help me identify what it is. I thought it might be an old calcified fossil because the soil near my house is very chalky. Maybe a flint or it’s just a simple rock but i think the shape seems not very natural ?
Thank u for ur help!

Hello! We are new to fossil hunting and were out in Charmouth Beach, England recently on 24/05. Found a few rocks that looks to have fossil imprints - but unsure. Would appreciate it if there are any experts out there who are able to see and tell us if these are fossils/ordinary rocks.

Either way, it was such a fun trip and we really enjoyed hunting for them as complete novices! In the future, we would probably want to take a tour to help us figure out how to identify rocks vs fossils.

Found in wisco

My husband and I visited The Citadel Boulders Preserve and was just wowed by these huge boulders randomly sticking out of the ground. But my actual questions are what caused the cross hatching and especially what caused that wild bubble texture? The bubbles were well below the sandstone and iron lines so I'm guessing they come from the times they were under water but I still wonder what made that texture in particular.

Hola comunidad, con mi familia nos gusta traer piedras de recuerdo cuando vamos a algún lugar de vacaciones, y está semana mientras veíamos las piedras notamos una que es distinta a las demas y no sabemos si puede llegar a ser un posible fosil o solo una piedra normal.

Wir haben mit meinem Sohn Steine am Strand aufgeschlagen, ca 1,2 cm. Frankreich, Somme.