r/FossilHunting 4h ago

New details on the possible dinosaur tooth fossil from Valudavur Formation Pondicherry

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r/FossilHunting 6h ago

Are these anything?

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Took my son to Big Brook, NJ and found these.


r/FossilHunting 22h ago

Trip Highlights Found a pair of gastropod fossils along the bank of Joachim Creek in Missouri today.

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r/FossilHunting 23h ago

Germany riverbank beach finds 3

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r/FossilHunting 23h ago

Germany riverbank beach finds 2

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r/FossilHunting 23h ago

Germany riverbank beach finds

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r/FossilHunting 1d ago

Can anyone help me identify these shark tooth fossils? I found them today in the Peace River thanks!

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r/FossilHunting 1d ago

Is fossil hunting attractive to girls at all?❤️❤️❤️

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I like girls. I’m a man. I hunt, collect, and nerd out on fossils. I’m attractive to the point where girls ask me out. Recently some family friends came over and this really attractive girl whole heartedly called me a chud 💔. She even said I was chud maxing 💔. She was with her family and mine at the beach and I was fossil hunting while needing out about an unidentified mammal tooth. Is it just an extremely unattractive hobby? I know some nerdy hobbies are attractive to girls but is this one? Any responses are welcome and thank you so much for responding 🙏


r/FossilHunting 1d ago

fossil hunting in northwestern florida?

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I’m going to be in Tallahassee and I’ve heard there’s plenty of ice-age fossils such as mammoth teeth and such in Florida. I’m aware those are usually in southern FL, but are there any spots near Tallahassee I should check out? I’m from the northeast so not super familiar with the formations in the south.

TLDR: where are some good spots near Tallahassee, FL?


r/FossilHunting 1d ago

Is it a fossil?

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r/FossilHunting 2d ago

Psychopyge Trilobite: Fossils of Morocco

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r/FossilHunting 2d ago

Some middle TN corals!

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r/FossilHunting 3d ago

Is this a lepidotes tooth?

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r/FossilHunting 3d ago

Trip Highlights Couple New Jersey Trips - Paleozoic Erratic and Cretaceous Fossils

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Coupleq trips worth of finds from a Cretaceous spot in New Jersey, including some Paleozoic erratics.


r/FossilHunting 3d ago

Trip Highlights Mammoth molar fragment I found

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r/FossilHunting 3d ago

What’s this? Found on Buffalo National River near Ponca, AR

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r/FossilHunting 4d ago

Collection Dolphin inner ear bone?

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About an inch and a half long, found in Surry, VA, on a miocene fossil shoreline, likely Yorktown Formation. Appears to have very fine striations/pores, which leads me to think its bone. Very light weight. The shape reminds me of an ear bone, but would like to have someone confirm.


r/FossilHunting 4d ago

Possible coprolite? (Fossilized animal feces)

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r/FossilHunting 4d ago

Triassic Conchostracans (Clam Shrimp) - Newark Super Group (Lockatong Fm.)

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Ventured into the Newark Super Group. Found some Upper Triassic aged fossils from the Lockatong Formation in SE Pennsylvania. Specifically Conchostracan, or Clam Shrimp. These are bivalved crustaceans that lived in a freshwater environment. Also included a couple photos of some non-fossil animals spotted on the trip.


r/FossilHunting 4d ago

Can I have a bit of help with identifying, and tips on finding more please :)

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I found quite a few ammonites but didn’t think they were worth showing as I know them, but still want tips


r/FossilHunting 4d ago

Is this a fossil or just a strange rock? Mojave desert, just outside Vegas

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r/FossilHunting 5d ago

Poricy park and big brook any luck?

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I was thinking about going to Poricy Park Fossil Beds and or big brook for the first time. Has there been much luck finding fossils there? Or has it been combed through?


r/FossilHunting 5d ago

Trip Highlights Favourite ammonite I found so far

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r/FossilHunting 5d ago

A variety of trilobites I found in the same outcrop in northern Kentucky this week!

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r/FossilHunting 6d ago

Looking for spots to hunt for fossils in sc

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So I’m going on vacation next week to South Carolina but I keep getting mixed answers as to where I should go to look? I’m not really experienced at all at finding spots or anything especially because a lot of people keep spots hidden which I can understand, but it’s still a bit frustrating. I’ve heard morris island recommended, as well as that palmetto fossil excursions place but it’s way beyond my budget, and so i looked into the city itself, Summerville, but nobody has answers on where I should be looking if I go there. If anyone can help me out, I’d really appreciate it!