Pseudofossils, Pareidolia, And Other Rorschachery

[fifbrindacier]

Is this an allien's egg ?

 

The nose of a dog ? Or the nose of

 

George Clown, hey ?

[DPS Ammonite]

Wow fifbrindacier, you have the fossilized upper leg bone from a humanoid living on Planet Y. Note the large ball joint and massive bone that allows the humanoids to walk upright in gravity that is 30 times greater than that on Earth. If we went to Planet Y, the gravity would instantly crush our spindly bones.

[Wrangellian]

On 2016-07-24 at 2:29 PM, fifbrindacier said:

I know someone that found this E.T. stuff :

This one is really good!

 

On 2016-07-26 at 9:34 AM, CraigHyatt said:

My personal all-time favorite so far is from ionRocks: http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?/topic/66041-green-river-fossil/?hl=picasso#entry691707

I like this one too... Someone has a good eye. Except I think the penny should have been placed a little higher to match the sun.

[fossiling]

There is a mountainside in Tai O that looks like a general lying down. It's called "general rock". Sorry, no photos.

[fossiling]

On 9 September, 2016 at 11:11 PM, fifbrindacier said:

Aliens on Mars :

 

Other odd shape :

 

Other planets seen from Mars :

The odd shape is a drilling by the curiosity probe on Mars. This is where we officially found water on planet Mars.

[fifbrindacier]

On 16 décembre 2016 at 0:15 PM, fossiling said:

There is a mountainside in Tai O that looks like a general lying down. It's called "general rock". Sorry, no photos.

Maybe the next time you come back there ?

[PFOOLEY]

I found this fossil in my backyard...

 

 

 

...I then borrowed my neighbors geology book and am now positive I have found a new species of turtle...

 

...how awesome is that!

[Ludwigia]

Now things are finally starting to get concrete

[JohnJ]

10 hours ago, PFOOLEY said:

I found this fossil in my backyard...

 

 

 

...I then borrowed my neighbors geology book and am now positive I have found a new species of turtle...

 

...how awesome is that!

 

Pretty sure that's part of a 'cryptodont'.  They were a 'psychospecies' that were believed to have a rectangular carapace.  

[ynot]

40 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

 

Pretty sure that's part of a 'cryptodont'.  They were a 'psychospecies' that were believed to have a rectangular carapace.  

I thought it was a Stuccosaurus, wallcoverius.

Which, by the way, is also known for a rectangular carapace.

[JohnJ]

1 minute ago, ynot said:

I thought it was a Stuccosaurus, wallcoverius.

Which, by the way, is also known for a rectangular carapace.

 

Uhh...please don't tell me we are going to get into that 'debate' again....  'Nanocryptodonts' are a 'valiant genius.'

 

 

[ynot]

2 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

 

Uhh...please don't tell me we are going to get into that 'debate' again....  'Nanocryptodonts' are a 'valiant genius.'

 

 

And they are smart to!

 

 

 

Whit or with out dyslexia!

[ynot]

Hey folks,

I need to see some more posts on this thread please. (really need a pick Me up here).

[Rocky Stoner]

This is one I call my snapping turtle.

After scrubbing a muddy ball of shale in the bucket, I pulled this out, oriented just right to startle me somewhat.

A small black bead placed in the eye socket would almost look scary.

By the look of his mouth-full, he has been eating well.

 

Just thought I'd share, enjoy.

[Fossildude19]

17 hours ago, Rocky Stoner said:

This is one I call my snapping turtle.

 

 

17 hours ago, ynot said:

Nice pseudo fossil.

Check out the "My favorite thread on TFF." link below.

 

@Rocky Stoner

I've merged your post into this thread - very fitting, I think.  

[Pilobolus]

Your turtle appears rabid.

 

Caution might be in order

[Ludwigia]

22 hours ago, ynot said:

Hey folks,

I need to see some more posts on this thread please. (really need a pick Me up here).

 

OK. Here you go. A few things I discovered in some barite concretions from the Provence a few years ago. Fossilized ibex, archer, native dancer and fish in that order.

 

 

 

 

 

[ynot]

45 minutes ago, Ludwigia said:

OK. Here you go.

Thanks Roger!

Very nice "fossils".

[Pilobolus]

New Mexico Jones and the Sandstone Skull

[ynot]

49 minutes ago, Pilobolus said:

New Mexico Jones and the Sandstone Skull

That is one "holy" skull.

 

Regards,

Tony

 

PS I hope You do not mind that I had them combine Our threads on the same subject.

[Kane]

54 minutes ago, Pilobolus said:

New Mexico Jones and the Sandstone Skull

Of course, this is not a fossil, but coming right out of Roswell and all them alien experiments. But I hear Agents Mulder and Scully are on the case  

[Pilobolus]

13 hours ago, ynot said:

That is one "holy" skull.

 

Regards,

Tony

 

PS I hope You do not mind that I had them combine Our threads on the same subject.

Not at all! Incidentally, this "skull" is an ammonite (not terribly visible) in a hiatus concretion, I'm thinking.

[ynot]

On 9/25/2014 at 1:18 AM, Coco said:

Hi,

What it is really? Some time ago, I saw many photos of that...

Coco

Hey Coco,

I noticed that noone has replied to this question.

Chrysanthemum stones are a metamorphic rock with a radiating cluster of celestine crystals.

[Coco]

Hi,

 

Thanks Ynot (unless he is Tony or YonT...)

 

Coco

[ynot]

5 minutes ago, Coco said:

Hi,

 

Thanks Ynot (unless he is Tony or YonT...)

 

Coco

My pleasure!

(We are all one.)