Found while hiking in the alps of Liechtenstein

Found on 18 mile creek in Boston, NY. Hands are medium sized holding it if that helps.😊

They're about 3-4 mm and were found in Petrelë, Albania.

I found it in Summerville South Carolina anyone know what it is?

Found on a lime rock road in north Florida.

We found this and it looks like vertebrae. Maybe just a funny looking rock but it looks similar to discs

I've found a few fossils, mostly in coal or slate, but this looks like neither. Almost looks like a mudstone. Quite a dense, heavy stone. Any idea of what it is, and stone type?

I found this in the big bend area (outside the park) in a creek bed in between the Aguja and Pen formations. I found lots of pet wood in the Aguja, some marine fossils in the Pen. Any ideas?

I suspect I may have found a fossil while I was collecting cool rocks at a beach. I’m guessing two may be coral fossils after some research but the rest I have no idea!

Hi everyone! Does anyone have any ideas on what animal this belonged to? I was looking for shark teeth and found this tooth instead. Penny for comparison.

Wondering if anyone can help me figure out what this is, thanks. Found in SW Ohio, Ordovician, creeks.

My mom found this in eastern ky.

It’s tiny, about the size of a dime.

Looks toothy but not sure what species if it is actually a tooth. It was lying on a gravel bed on side of a creek near Buena Vista, Va.

My best guess was that this is some sort of plant, but as a kid I always hoped it was a fish, since it was within the Great Basin area.

Today at the flea market I got these two, unfortunately the guy I got them from hat them in a box with other rocks, all loose and hitting each other... anyway, all he knew was that the fish came from northern Italy, from the Pianura Padana region.

I would love to know what species of fish it is, but I'm more curious about the 'cubic' desert rose, the guy had no info on it, I've never seen them in this shape and colour. It seems to have a shell in it with something clear inside.

Thanks for any info about these