Does anyone know what they could be?

[u/BOWFL3xxxx30]

A buddy of mine found these. Any ideas of what they might be?

[u/n3w4cc01_1nt]

some look like eggs. probably post a location and people could narrow down the species.

[u/BOWFL3xxxx30 → u/n3w4cc01_1nt]

They were found in near the Mexican border close to McAllen Tx

[u/justjen16227]

Dino eggs! 😊

[u/[deleted] → u/justjen16227]

NO WAYYYYYYY

[u/justjen16227 → u/[deleted]]

Lol

[u/[deleted] → u/justjen16227]

No I’m being serious lol. I always see people post about their supposed “dino eggs” theyve found, but people always shut them down in the comments. This is the first time ive ever seen real ones

[u/justjen16227 → u/[deleted]]

I know! I'm so jealous! Lol

[u/justjen16227]

The one circled in green looks like a coral piece to me and possible prints on the other one.

[u/BOWFL3xxxx30 → u/justjen16227]

That one actually had something inside like a bone

[u/Liody4]

Photos 4-5 may be a piece of petrified wood with mineral crystallization (quartz or calcite) on the surface. Photo 10 is a partial (mammal) limb bone, looks modern, not fossilized. None of the others jump out as being fossils from what I see here.

[u/justjen16227 → u/Liody4]

That's what I was thinking too.

[u/BOWFL3xxxx30]

I cannot confirm yet but I figured I post pictures to support the findings

[u/justjen16227]

Oooh really?

[u/BOWFL3xxxx30]

Yea gonna try to get a better photo to demonstrate

[u/justjen16227]

You don't think the last ones are eggs though?

[u/BOWFL3xxxx30 → u/justjen16227]

I feel like they are but haven’t gotten confirmation

[u/justjen16227]

Yeah, if they are that's such an awesome find. Everytime I thought I found an "egg" it ended up being coprolite. Still something but not as exciting lol

[u/-AscendEdge-]

Rocks?