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Snake egg fossil!!! Very large.

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TheCraig

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I need help. I found this in Missouri.
I believe it is a coiled up snake in the egg, with shell and egg white preserved.

Please help.

 

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Fossildude19 Regular Member

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Sorry, but this is a chert nodule. Not a snake egg.

No egg shell texture.

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Randyw Regular Member

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Sorry but I agree with fossildude. Not an egg. No egg shell texture, no snake bones no fossils. etc…. It’s all geological…

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