Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'large fossil'.
Found 7 results
-
What is this please?
- 5 replies
-
- 2
-
-
- englewood beach
- florida
- (and 3 more)
-
How big would this turtle have been ? One picture is of a turtle toe bone, shell fragment, two fins and partial foot first jointed structure. I have found some of the most amazing fossils along the way. I look forward to your comments
-
We found these 2 fossils on the beach tonight. I am thinking some mammal, but I can’t figure out how to even start identifying it. I’d appreciate some help. It’s making me just a little excited :-).
-
Hello there, very excited to have found this forum. Anyway, this fossil was found 28’ below ground level, on the north east coast of Florid. It was in a gravel pit in basically beach sand. It was a mix of sand and cocina rock. This is about a mile away from the current coast line. It’s measurements are approximately 83 cm x 61 cm x 30 cm
-
hello my name is Nathan this is my first post. I am new to this so let me know how to do better location: Pismo beach California 4' above high tide line on the beach first photo is about 8in across I believe is a vertebrae. maybe a whale? the 2nd photo is about about 6" wide and is 4' away from the vertebrae. I did some research and found out someone found a sea cow about 10 north from this find but it is not in the same kind of sediment the sea cow was found in sandstone. it seems that there is no one really interested in preserving this he explained that he watched them fall about for about 15yrs and now they are gone. Are fossils so common that people pic and choose what's worth saving? I can get more photos and bring a tape measure its only a 4 min walk from my house. It would not let me add my other photos. thanks for your help
-
Hello all! I am very new to fossil finding but it truly fascinates me. Most online pictures are tricky for me to properly indentify my finds. The large fossil in the first photos, I found in a dredge spoil off the Savannah River. I have many more I would love to share and learn more about. Thanks, Emmy
-
My most recent and most exciting acquisition, a giant partial vert from a tyrannosaurus rex from the hell creek formation of Montana. Nearly went into cardiac arrest that I was able obtain such a large specimen from t rex, so I thought I would share. It really fills up the dinosaur collection and feels like it weighs a ton, I think the dimensions are somewhere around 6.5 inchs or so long and 10.5 inchs tall if I remember, would've been alot taller if the process was still intact and I like how the giant pores are visible cause of the damage. Super massive piece, I was worried about it collapsing my shelve but it fits fine so far.
- 22 replies
-
- 2
-
-
- carnivore fossil
- cretaceous
- (and 17 more)
