Coral or Bone?

[hndmarshall]

Bone or Corral?

my phone is 4 1/2 inches by 2 1/2 

I hope these pics turn out taken with a different phone and in natural light.

west of houston tx is the location in Brookshire in gravel.

[Darktooth]

Photo is a bit out of focus. Looks like it could be a broken chunk of vertebrae. Lets see what others have to say.

[Fossildude19]

I agree, bone, and likely a piece of a vertebra.

[History Hunter02]

+1 for bone due to the "holes" or whatever you call them. 

[Innocentx]

You got a bone!, spongy bone.

[mikeymig]

Looks like a mammoth foot bone. They find them in Texas.

[Rockwood]

6 hours ago, History Hunter02 said:

+1 for bone due to the "holes" or whatever you call them. 

Little holes: cancellous bone.

Big hole: foramen. 

[Vieira]

I agree with others.... Bone.

[hndmarshall]

I actually found a real one!....... I have found small pieces but this is the biggest....I am new to this and I am excited now

[FossilDAWG]

I agree with bone.  If it was a corral it would be filled with tiny horses.

 

Don

[daves64]

5 minutes ago, FossilDAWG said:

I agree with bone.  If it was a corral it would be filled with tiny horses.

 

Don

How do you know it isn't? The pics are kinda blurry. 

[ynot]

19 minutes ago, FossilDAWG said:

If it was a corral it would be filled with tiny horses.

Sea horses?

[doushantuo]

People have different spelling abilities.

Do NOT poke fun at them

 

[ynot]

1 minute ago, doushantuo said:

People have different spelling abilities.

Do NOT poke fun at them

 

If it was not for "spell check" I would be in a world of hurt.

 

[Fossildude19]

The proliferation of misspellings is often related to the device used.

Phones and tablets are the bane of my spelling.  

My fingertips are too big for the tiny smartphone keyboards. 

Also, if I don't select the word I typed, auto-correct usually mangles it beyond comprehension.  

[FossilDAWG]

Not every joke is an attempt to poke fun at someone.

 

Don