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Hi everyone, I  found this here in Scottsville ky, and I need help because I see two fish in this rock. Am I wrong?

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i do not see a fish, but quite possibly bryozoans.

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There's two something. They look like fish, so I guess I'll keep looking.

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You can follow the topic, or simply check back here.

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No fish fossils here. Could be bryozoans, as previously stated.

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Thank you. I guess I need knew glasses. What about this egg. I got it yesterday and I'm hoping it isn't fake.

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Need better pictures on the supposed egg.

 

 

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1 hour ago, smallpaws said:

These kinda remind of an octopus.

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Not an octopus. Looks like conchoidal fractures in the first pic.

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