Fossil skull?

[Dino1]

Hey guys, I saw this listed as a fossil rock but I feel like it could be a skull, it has the shape of a skull and crystals where it’s eyes would have been. What do you guys think? It’s found in kerrville, Texas.

[Fossildude19]

I don't believe this is a skull or a fossil, for that matter. 

This looks geologic in origin, to me.  

[Dino1]

Oh 

[Dino1]

Wait if it’s a geologic how is the “eyes” looking part of it blue and the rest is dirt brown?

[Troodon]

Ha ha pretty cool and shaped rock.  I can see why one could call it a skull

[Kane]

Crystals and other forms of coloured mineralizations can form inside various sedimentary rocks. For example, calcite, quartz, gypsum, and pyrite are fairly well known to do that, and would not be uniform colour with the surrounding sedimentary matrix. 

[Fossildude19]

4 minutes ago, Dino1 said:

Wait if it’s a geologic how is the “eyes” looking part of it blue and the rest is dirt brown?

As Kane says, it  is a mineral that is different than the overlying matrix. 

 

Are there pictures of the other side?

[Dino1]

Thanks guys

[LordTrilobite]

Cool rock. Not a skull.

It lacks the necessary structural detail for bone.

[Mark Kmiecik]

Google "puddingstone" and check out the images. Nature does some cool stuff. A little of this and a little of that. Throw it in the pot and keep stirring until it hardens. Voila, pudding stone.

[Dino1]

Thanks mark