Fossil Universe | Boo Community

7mo

Fossils

Went to a slate quarry nearby home and found some fossils! They're Graptolites that date back to 443 to 485 million years ago! Fascinating.

1/4

11mo

One of my favourite finds

Sea urchin imprint fossil, White Cliffs of Dover (edited)

1/2

2y

Fossil collecting

A fossil I found. A trilobite fossil😄 This fossil is millions of years old. Added to collection 😊 (edited)

2y

The family

Pappa, momma, siblings (edited)

2y

Two huge fossil beds being cleaned

2y

Hiii

A new fossil I found and collected. A prehistoric fish fossil. Millions of years old. I framed It on my bedroom wall 😊

3y

Come on guys share some fossil pics or something

Eagle Ray plate. (edited)

4y

Fossil

Does anyone know what kind of plant it was?

2y

Some of my collection of sharks teeth and beach finds

2y

Good haul yesterday

These are all cretaceous aged, collected near Cape Espichel, Setúbal

2y

Fossil Bed Fragment

From the shale limestone along Georgian Bay in Southern Ontario.

1y

Oreodont

In the process of cleaning it up.

2y

A beautiful example of a perfect ammonite out of Charmouth, England

2y

One more fossil, this time the imprint from the inside of a clam shell.. Contemporary on the left, ~15MA old version on the right.

2y

Just a nice one in my hand

Lisbon in the background.

2y

Seashells from a former sea

Long time ago, they lived.

2y

Archeology?

Hmmm why are #fossils nested under "archeology" when they belong in the realms of integrative biology and stratigraphy?

2y

📸

Cheers to happy days! 🥂 #workvibes #ootd #peace #nike #fossil #keepingitreal #latepost

2y

Can I get some advice?

So I moved into my house a few year ago and found a roof slate in my back garden, didnt think much of it until I started wood turning then I noticed something. I'll post other related images as comments but this pattern is perfectly flat within the slate itself. And is repeated somewhat on the… (edited) read more

2y

Mammoth part one

Here Is one if not the smallest of my mammoth pieces from my collection. A Siberian mammoth tusk fragment craved as a mammoth and made a keychain (I have more fossils i plan to show)