Baby dinosaur head

[Jaylie Heaton]

[dinosaur man]

What formation?

[Jaylie Heaton]

What do you mean by that? Sorry I know nothing about any of this

[Rockwood]

Sorry. It doesn't look like bone.

[Jaylie Heaton]

I can show you the other side of it 

[Jaylie Heaton]

[dinosaur man]

Jaylie heaton that means where it’s from and what time 

[Troodon]

Sorry but what you have is geologic just a rock that has the shape of a skull.

[Jaylie Heaton]

It has nostril holes eye circles an eye teeth horns ear holes and at the back it has the neck bone sticking out. These photos are not showing the best as it will only allow me to up load the smaller size photos. 

[Jaylie Heaton]

Dinosaur man I found this among a heap of other things in ravenshoe QLD Australia two weeks ago. 

[dinosaur man]

Sorry Jaylie Heaton no dinosaurs have been found in that area because there is no Mesozoic rocks in that area so it can’t be a dinosaur I agree with everyone else it’s geologic sorry.

[Rockwood]

27 minutes ago, Jaylie Heaton said:

It has nostril holes eye circles an eye teeth horns ear holes and at the back it has the neck bone sticking out.

You may see the shapes, but they would still look like the tiny bones that make up a skull if it were indeed a fossil. 

[Jaylie Heaton]

Ok thank you anyway. 

[LordTrilobite]

Sorry but we see these kinds of rocks popping up every now and then.

This is a suggestively shaped rock, nothing more. There is no bone structure or symmetry one would expect from a skull.

It's not a dinosaur head.

[Jaylie Heaton]

Ok. Thanks

[Dinoguy89]

Pareidolia, awesome looking rock, unfortunately no fossil here