Opal bone?

[Vopros]

 

Looks like an opal bone.

what do you think?

 

 

 

 

[jpc]

looks like some opal in the last scenes

[Vopros]

I know it is an opal. I am asking if it also is a bone.

Thanks.

Edited March 9, 2023 by Vopros

[Ludwigia]

Can you please tell us something about its provenance and the circumstances of its discovery and consequent treatment.

[Troodon]

Your video header asks is it a dinosaur bone and that can only be addressed if we know where it was found, formation so we can determine age and if those deposits included dinosaurs.

[Vopros]

thanks!
In the video I said it was found in Lightning Ridge, Australia.

So, yes, opal bones are found there.

it was not treated. It is rough. 
it is 21.6 mm by 15 mm by 8mm.

Edited March 9, 2023 by Vopros

[Troodon]

Thank you, sorry typically just look at images not videos.   Looks like bone and dinosaurs, crocodyliforms including other creatures have been found in the Griman Creek Formation.    It's a very small specimen so it's difficult to assign it to any one.

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[Vopros]

Thank you!

I wonder if such pattern is found in anything but fossil bones?

[Troodon]

Not a plant person.  It appears to have a very random cell structure, so not sure