Cretaceous Shark Poop

[Rockin' Ric]

Hello All! I've been fortunate to have a hunting buddy who has access to private property where the Cretaceous material is dense. One of my favorite fossils to hunt are the Shark Coprolites. Although the teeth and bone are the greater draw it doesn't disappoint when a Coprolite is found. Looking forward to finding more of these on future trips.

[Fossildude19]

Wow, Ric!

These are cool. 

You've come a long way from collecting plant bits!  

[Tidgy's Dad]

I agree with Tim, those are really great.

[Ruger9a]

Nice finds!!  I bet Lori will be happy to see your collection as well.

[HemiHunter]

Cool poops!

[Darktooth]

@GeschWhat I now summon thee O' Princess of Poo! Awaken from thou slumber!

[Rockin' Ric]

5 hours ago, Fossildude19 said:

Wow, Ric!

These are cool. 

You've come a long way from collecting plant bits!  

 

Thanks Tim...the past 6 months have had me collecting from the Carboniferous and Cretaceous during Covid and haven't the time to post hundreds of finds on TFF. I have lots more to post so Stay Tuned!!

[GeschWhat]

Thanks for the summons @Darktooth. Those are lovely, Rick. I'm glad you've got your priorities straight! 

[sharkdoctor]

Such gorgeous poo! I have so much greedy lust in my heart right now!

 

Any chance of getting more photos of the one on the left? It looks like some secondary process has left it shaped quite differently than its exquisitely uniform brethren!

[badeend]

Hello,

 

Nice finds. Do you know the specific age? I know them from the Cenomanian from France and UK.

 

greetings Walter

Edited January 5, 2021 by badeend