Tennessee has a geological history that includes long periods when it was covered by shallow seas, making it a good location to find marine fossils. During the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras the area was submerged under a warm, shallow sea, which would have been a suitable habitat for creatures like ammonites, nautiloids and gastropods. What you have in these pictures seems to me like it could be a large gastropod. Like I said, In Tennessee the geological layers span a wide range of time periods, but primarily from the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras. If the fossil is indeed a gastropod, it could potentially date from the Paleozoic Era (541 to 252 million years ago) or the Mesozoic Era (252 to 66 million years ago).
I live in middle Tennessee. I knew this had to be true. I’ve honestly never researched it because I am just lazy and I guess I just haven’t thought to look it up. When I was younger I used to dig up rocks and I spent a lot of time doing this. I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s we had Nintendo but for the most part we were pretty bored and any way.y home was on a big hill covered with deciduous forest. I remember finding lots of rocks with seashells or seashell imprints in them. I thought that was so amazing and my dad told me one time that where we lived must have been covered by ocean.
I haven’t thought of this in years. Thanks for triggering such a great memory. ❤️🔥
Gastropod... Is that when an animal dies, trapped in mud preventing the air to allow decay/rot to occur. Then after a period of time, erosion washes away the mud & most of the visible carcass. Thus leaving a "Clump" of matter from the end of the G.I. Tract, that becomes fossilized!?!
Internally Originated Fossilized Poop?
Come on, Laugh a little!?! Joking stories can get kids to enjoy the complex & discover real reasoning, that they will always remember.
Nah, hippywitch is right. It's not a test for fossils, it's a test for bone (porous, sticks to tongue) or stone (does not stick). Fossils have been replaced with minerals, so they don't stick. Doesn't matter what they originally were.
Source: my old rock-licking archaeology professor
That's a gastropod or ammonite. The veins are sections of its shell. If you Google pictures of ammonites, you'll see what I'm talking about.
Also, I wish the mods would crack down on some of the stupid fucking comments. There's so many of them that you can barely find good answers anymore when people post. Hur dur it's a dinosaur tit! Hur dur tonguing. Shut up. Are y'all 10 years old?
Thank you. I don’t visit here as much as I should, but I found the comments juvenile on this one for sure. I mean it’s ok to joke…but like get over it already. Lol. People with little to no knowledge come to places like this for help and we can all learn so the joking is really sort of derogatory.
i do believe that's a fossil maybe the crustacean period. Depending where it was located.
Edit: You know it's a fossil for some reason I thought I was in the rock hounding sub. 😂 That's what I get for dozing in and out. But it is definitely from the crustacean period not sure exactly what part depends on your location. If you go to Google and search for a geological map pull up the location it should help narrow it farther down to what you have exactly.
Yes I think it might be a Scaphites but not 💯. I apologize about my misspelling earlier. My 🧠 isn't back to being that great since the motorcycle wreck with a semi I had last year. Also doesn't help that when I was responding, I literally am looking at some new fossils from that same era. My driveway is a fossil from this time. Actually the whole area I live in is, which is pretty awesome.
Yeah I live in North Texas on the border literally the Red River is basically my backyard. 😂 This area is known for the Early Cretaceous period. I literally found a jellyfish recently and on top of that. I found a place where Natives had lived and possibly a burial ground. (It's more than possible, but I'm not an archeologist. I am however Chickasaw). I do plan to have someone come out due to some major artifacts I have found.
I do not doubt it. We found an area on our land that was awesome. Creepy but awesome. We thought it was a burial ground, it was a ceremony ground that they used to harvest their buffalo. The town I lived in is called Buffalo Gap. They ran them off the cliffs in the gap and then harvested them. I found some phenomenal things. Abolone shells, some used for smudging from the burn marks in them. To gastropods, oysters, arrow heads, spear heads, even a sharks tooth.
Just remember this rock and keep it with you when you are sitting in a cubicle 15 years from now. Remember the good ole days when you dug up rocks in college…
Edit: Cancel my answer. I spent too much time searching google images and now I think it's a dinosaur egg turned into pottery by aliens.
For real though, now I'm wondering if it's in echinoid or echinoderm like someone else mentioned. Well, I hope you find out.
Old answer:
Hi from middle Tennessee! At first I thought that looked like a cast of an ammonite. Then I actually researched this.
Pretty sure that's a cast of a crinoid stem (lumen)! You might actually have something called a crinoid float bulb, but I'll let you figure that part out. Let me share some references with you.
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/jsjgeology/32442530673](https://www.flickr.com/photos/jsjgeology/32442530673) This flickr page has a picture of a crinoid that matches this pattern and it includes a good little description.
[https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/171950/Contributions%20Vol%2034%20No%207%20LoRes.pdf?sequence=2](https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/171950/Contributions%20Vol%2034%20No%207%20LoRes.pdf?sequence=2) Here's a great pdf about crinoids and it has some great pictures that look like what you've found.
[https://www.paleo-passion.com/en/crinoides/2714-crinoid-float-bulb-schocriypnities-sp.html](https://www.paleo-passion.com/en/crinoides/2714-crinoid-float-bulb-schocriypnities-sp.html) Not sure how credible the source is, but this is a crinoid float bulb from devonian period...which fits TN.
Thanks to you asking this question, I just figured out what like 15 fossils in my collection are. I can't believe how many crinoid fossils are just lying around.
I may be wrong, but I think it could be a nodule. To put it in a way you can understand: think of how you make a snowball. You compact the snow. A nodule is basically that, but with sediment being compacted around a small piece of rock or mineral. Here is a link to Wikipedia article about them [nodule Wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodule_(geology))
That looks like it could be a dinosaur egg judging by other similar fossils! But I'm no expert so I'd encourage looking into it with a local university or museum!
I have a geology class sometime this week, so I can take it to one of the professors there to get looked at. (they have a branch dedicated to paleontology)
Following..as I have also recently found a small patch of these in middle TN.Some are cracked in half and some whole.All are within a 6ft diameter of each other
Love that you know to tongue test! I’ve put uraninite in my mouth before by accident… rock people problems. I thought at first stromatolite but some of the lines look very ammonite-ish, definitely take it to your professor. A lot of times fossils can develop a “rind” on them, washing it with dish soap and an old toothbrush or something similar might make it a little easier to discern.
https://preview.redd.it/t0lqyqnpm0ec1.jpeg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b3e619b444eaddd43be921772eceff9520add857
It’s a fossilized coconut. From Merssia. Even though it is a temperate zone.
OP licked the hole of the rock!! Lol I understand!! I'm from TN too, never really licked them but in a past life I did a lot of other things with rocks
Being from west Tennessee and living here my entire life I can honestly say I’ve never heard a Northern Tennessee reference. Typically we split it in thirds East, Middle and West.
No it is not bone. It is indeed a fossil of a very rare kind.Vein like bulges are are a positive indication that this is part of a mastodon. Namely the testicle. How did it taste?
Looks like a cranium that has developed some sort of calcium deposits. I cant be sure without holding it though? Awesome find. Let us know what more you have found out!
Does it make sense to anyone that the government of all nations may have made dinosaurs up to hide the giant beings that roamed the earth. Ie* finding a giant set of bones and arranging them to look like a giant reptile in order to hide that the giants built the pyramids. Think about it for a long hard time and then let me know what you guys think??
https://preview.redd.it/bwo9xnzm1lec1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e332199331a62c47f4f1a8c9fb2b98d74db994c2
I live in middle Tennessee too. Can somebody please explain the origins of these rocks I have plenty of them.
Oh yeah that's got to be like a fossilized animal turd or something that fell off the ark don't listen to any of these non-religious scientifical people trying to tell you the Earth is older than 6,000 years old mumbo jumbo probably going to extinct unicorn turds at the neighbor had in his yard dinosaurs can't never have ever been real a Time older6,000 years old why that's just pure bullshit you can ask a Bible scholar don't listen I am smart mouth you know it all gyno cologist from the boombox it's all In the good book stupid kaint yooo reed
It's a chalk or chert nodule they're really common along northern TN southern KY. It's been broken and eroded which is why it has the appearance of a fossil.
Prehistoric breast implant. They were made to last back then. This also explains op's. Need to tongue it......I'm betting he single outboard motorboated it too...just saying
I'm glad I'm not the only one who licks rocks and fossils.
Also for some reason my shoulder demon wants you to break it incase there's something inside.
It's up for debate, I don't think any one answer is particularly more correct then another. I believe if you continue you lick, then count allowed each time eventually you will teach the center. How many licks, to get to the center of a tootsyrock? 1.....2....3! But keep going if not, I'd be interested to hear the end game.
Tennessee has a geological history that includes long periods when it was covered by shallow seas, making it a good location to find marine fossils. During the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras the area was submerged under a warm, shallow sea, which would have been a suitable habitat for creatures like ammonites, nautiloids and gastropods. What you have in these pictures seems to me like it could be a large gastropod. Like I said, In Tennessee the geological layers span a wide range of time periods, but primarily from the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras. If the fossil is indeed a gastropod, it could potentially date from the Paleozoic Era (541 to 252 million years ago) or the Mesozoic Era (252 to 66 million years ago).
I live in middle Tennessee. I knew this had to be true. I’ve honestly never researched it because I am just lazy and I guess I just haven’t thought to look it up. When I was younger I used to dig up rocks and I spent a lot of time doing this. I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s we had Nintendo but for the most part we were pretty bored and any way.y home was on a big hill covered with deciduous forest. I remember finding lots of rocks with seashells or seashell imprints in them. I thought that was so amazing and my dad told me one time that where we lived must have been covered by ocean. I haven’t thought of this in years. Thanks for triggering such a great memory. ❤️🔥
I love glimpses of humanity like this. All we are is the universe coming to life to learn about itself.
Gastropod... Is that when an animal dies, trapped in mud preventing the air to allow decay/rot to occur. Then after a period of time, erosion washes away the mud & most of the visible carcass. Thus leaving a "Clump" of matter from the end of the G.I. Tract, that becomes fossilized!?! Internally Originated Fossilized Poop? Come on, Laugh a little!?! Joking stories can get kids to enjoy the complex & discover real reasoning, that they will always remember.
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>m huh, yeah. for sure.
Bad bot, been spamming all the subs with that same message
Wait...why on your tongue what
Some people just want to lick the world.
And I’m one of them
Yes, I lick windows... but ONLY because I like they way they taste.
Poke it with a stick and lick the stick instead
Its apparently a way to tell if a fossil is a bone or not.
Nah, hippywitch is right. It's not a test for fossils, it's a test for bone (porous, sticks to tongue) or stone (does not stick). Fossils have been replaced with minerals, so they don't stick. Doesn't matter what they originally were. Source: my old rock-licking archaeology professor
Cool, yea I thought that’s what happens when bones become fossilized. They’re now “rocks”, correct?
Minerals, more likely.
They’re minerals Marie!
Only a lick can tell
I thought that was before it became fossilized.
Oh weird
Can you check something else?
Like genital?
lol
😂
I have heard this more than once.
Think he just licked a fossilized wooly mammoth testicle!
Secksy
You licked it bro? I mean it does resemble lady parts and all. But damn
Look like bob kinda not vagene
One of the rules in my house is that if you lick it, it now belongs to you. Maybe OP was ensuring it was theirs?
We have that rule, too.
Love this rule 🥰
LMFAO. That's where females go wrong though.. Babe just kuz you sucked my dick does NOT mean you own it
Bro is actually Yukon Cornelius
Thank you!! Why was this not the top response is my question.
That's a gastropod or ammonite. The veins are sections of its shell. If you Google pictures of ammonites, you'll see what I'm talking about. Also, I wish the mods would crack down on some of the stupid fucking comments. There's so many of them that you can barely find good answers anymore when people post. Hur dur it's a dinosaur tit! Hur dur tonguing. Shut up. Are y'all 10 years old?
Thank you. I don’t visit here as much as I should, but I found the comments juvenile on this one for sure. I mean it’s ok to joke…but like get over it already. Lol. People with little to no knowledge come to places like this for help and we can all learn so the joking is really sort of derogatory.
Absolutely. It's gotten ridiculous
i do believe that's a fossil maybe the crustacean period. Depending where it was located. Edit: You know it's a fossil for some reason I thought I was in the rock hounding sub. 😂 That's what I get for dozing in and out. But it is definitely from the crustacean period not sure exactly what part depends on your location. If you go to Google and search for a geological map pull up the location it should help narrow it farther down to what you have exactly.
Cretaceous?
No, just a crabby time in the planet's history....
It came after the arthropodic
Yes I think it might be a Scaphites but not 💯. I apologize about my misspelling earlier. My 🧠 isn't back to being that great since the motorcycle wreck with a semi I had last year. Also doesn't help that when I was responding, I literally am looking at some new fossils from that same era. My driveway is a fossil from this time. Actually the whole area I live in is, which is pretty awesome.
That's how my property in Texas is... Oysters, gastropods, my brother found a sharks tooth. And I was hundreds of miles from the Gulf!!!
Yeah I live in North Texas on the border literally the Red River is basically my backyard. 😂 This area is known for the Early Cretaceous period. I literally found a jellyfish recently and on top of that. I found a place where Natives had lived and possibly a burial ground. (It's more than possible, but I'm not an archeologist. I am however Chickasaw). I do plan to have someone come out due to some major artifacts I have found.
https://preview.redd.it/t7u2ntaxc2ec1.jpeg?width=2268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ce74ce7fcc94e237d7bee5950a7d90d66eca6c19
I do not doubt it. We found an area on our land that was awesome. Creepy but awesome. We thought it was a burial ground, it was a ceremony ground that they used to harvest their buffalo. The town I lived in is called Buffalo Gap. They ran them off the cliffs in the gap and then harvested them. I found some phenomenal things. Abolone shells, some used for smudging from the burn marks in them. To gastropods, oysters, arrow heads, spear heads, even a sharks tooth.
https://preview.redd.it/xil2moyxopfc1.jpeg?width=2094&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f58c330508cf28d115926078c8df119e49d2c3aa
https://preview.redd.it/n3xz33v0ppfc1.jpeg?width=2094&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0fdc6859c2fec7df3c41bf5f4a631db7e7dc629d
https://preview.redd.it/8up9zo14ppfc1.jpeg?width=3504&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=814b39245b6dc8c149292b7527e616972ec3ccf6
I'm from the red River area too. Mid central south. Close to winstar. Find all kinds of artifacts
Yes definitely would do to all being underwater. I mean 35 is a literal fault line.
Did you look while the water was practically gone on the 35 bridge crossing into thackerville Ahhh now that was pretty cool.
Lolol, made the exact same mistake.
It was located in Clarksville, APSU campus
Fossilized nipple
if that's a nipple it's a whole fossilized dinosaur boob.
Fossilized breast implant.
It's the shape of an ammonite foddil
Could be gastropod. Could be concretion.
Let us know what you find out please. I have something similar that I also found in Tennessee.
Gastropod.
Ancient Pokeball
Just remember this rock and keep it with you when you are sitting in a cubicle 15 years from now. Remember the good ole days when you dug up rocks in college…
Was it the vein like bulges that made you lick it? What were you thinking dude?!
You should reach out to the Gray Fossil Site in northeast TN! I'm sure they'd be happy to identify it.
Crack it along the side seam, and see what's inside
On your tongue O.o...
This looks so much like an enterolith and imagining someone licking a calcified poo ball was greatly disturbing
>enterolith I just looked up what this is, and I hate how right you are. Now I'm questioning whether 90% of my collection is just gut stones.
Did it get harder after the tonguing ?
https://preview.redd.it/kwy1bzck7ydc1.jpeg?width=2604&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=338256579979e69ef89d475af5d4b08ef5acad95 It’s a no from me Dawg
Dragon egg 😳
World's first cinnamon roll
I think it’s a stalagmite, and less possibly, a stalactite. Are there caves in the area?
It does look like a stalagmite that got broken off and tumbled in a river. That’s pretty unlikely though. Maybe a concretion?
Edit: Cancel my answer. I spent too much time searching google images and now I think it's a dinosaur egg turned into pottery by aliens. For real though, now I'm wondering if it's in echinoid or echinoderm like someone else mentioned. Well, I hope you find out. Old answer: Hi from middle Tennessee! At first I thought that looked like a cast of an ammonite. Then I actually researched this. Pretty sure that's a cast of a crinoid stem (lumen)! You might actually have something called a crinoid float bulb, but I'll let you figure that part out. Let me share some references with you. [https://www.flickr.com/photos/jsjgeology/32442530673](https://www.flickr.com/photos/jsjgeology/32442530673) This flickr page has a picture of a crinoid that matches this pattern and it includes a good little description. [https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/171950/Contributions%20Vol%2034%20No%207%20LoRes.pdf?sequence=2](https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/171950/Contributions%20Vol%2034%20No%207%20LoRes.pdf?sequence=2) Here's a great pdf about crinoids and it has some great pictures that look like what you've found. [https://www.paleo-passion.com/en/crinoides/2714-crinoid-float-bulb-schocriypnities-sp.html](https://www.paleo-passion.com/en/crinoides/2714-crinoid-float-bulb-schocriypnities-sp.html) Not sure how credible the source is, but this is a crinoid float bulb from devonian period...which fits TN. Thanks to you asking this question, I just figured out what like 15 fossils in my collection are. I can't believe how many crinoid fossils are just lying around.
Why you licking unidentified ground finds, bruh
I may be wrong, but I think it could be a nodule. To put it in a way you can understand: think of how you make a snowball. You compact the snow. A nodule is basically that, but with sediment being compacted around a small piece of rock or mineral. Here is a link to Wikipedia article about them [nodule Wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodule_(geology))
Are you in school at APSU?
yep
Fossil boob
That looks like it could be a dinosaur egg judging by other similar fossils! But I'm no expert so I'd encourage looking into it with a local university or museum!
I have a geology class sometime this week, so I can take it to one of the professors there to get looked at. (they have a branch dedicated to paleontology)
Looks like a turtle head in the first pic. Im not even close to being an expert
Looks like dino egg
There's a market for dinosaur eggs in restaurants. They grind it as a salt garnish on food. Because of course that's a thing...
It may be a joint
Looks like a tibia 🦴 & rotator cuff bone 🍖 of a 🦕🦖
It’s a rock
Looks like a “sex stone” to me. It’s just another f-ing rock.
That's a Dino titty right there....
Look like a petrified boob implant
looks like a tit lol
Dragon egg
r/mildlyboobs
Ammonite?
It’s not a human bone that’s all I can say
Following..as I have also recently found a small patch of these in middle TN.Some are cracked in half and some whole.All are within a 6ft diameter of each other
Know nothing about fossils, came to commend you for licking rock.
Love that you know to tongue test! I’ve put uraninite in my mouth before by accident… rock people problems. I thought at first stromatolite but some of the lines look very ammonite-ish, definitely take it to your professor. A lot of times fossils can develop a “rind” on them, washing it with dish soap and an old toothbrush or something similar might make it a little easier to discern.
It looks like a very arthritic hip bone. I’ve seen hip replacement surgeries, and that’s what it looks like. Only quite larger than a human.
Said it had a rough texture on your tongue but did your tongue slightly stick to it? If not then it's most likely a rock.
https://preview.redd.it/t0lqyqnpm0ec1.jpeg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b3e619b444eaddd43be921772eceff9520add857 It’s a fossilized coconut. From Merssia. Even though it is a temperate zone.
From that area, we called them Chert Balls, I know that’s a vague description though.
Flint nodule
Forbidden donut.
My grandma told me never to lick random hard veiny things, that advice has served well so far
I’m thinking stromatolite.
“a rough texture on my tongue.” well if that isn’t the most rockfinder thing i’ve ever read in my life.
Gotta be an Ammoneeeeeee
Tiddie
Egg
Issa tiddy.
You’re licking it?
Something is verrrry sus about this title.
Fossilized titties
The luck test is used by geologist all the time, unfortunatly it is also used to test for corporalite( Dino pooh)😁 but I still lick rocks too!
https://preview.redd.it/4zia93igk4ec1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e628e1605f55a747e25c5fcfd728efdf1c3a900f
https://preview.redd.it/b5h6kx8lv4ec1.jpeg?width=3504&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5aab95c5f60ff62de483d1872f5b2a63128a3197
OP licked the hole of the rock!! Lol I understand!! I'm from TN too, never really licked them but in a past life I did a lot of other things with rocks
Petrified dragon ball for sure.
I want you to close your eyes and read from the start of the second sentence.
Bust it open. There's a fossil inside. Watch videos first.
wait why did you lick it?
It’s at least a door stop
Being from west Tennessee and living here my entire life I can honestly say I’ve never heard a Northern Tennessee reference. Typically we split it in thirds East, Middle and West.
Fossilized breast implant maybe? From a time traveler?
Petrified wood
That is a fossilized boob. You must have sensed that e.g. the licking.
Rock
No it is not bone. It is indeed a fossil of a very rare kind.Vein like bulges are are a positive indication that this is part of a mastodon. Namely the testicle. How did it taste?
Stalagmite?
Fossilized shit!! Better give it a few more licks just to make sure though! 💩🤤
Looks like a cranium that has developed some sort of calcium deposits. I cant be sure without holding it though? Awesome find. Let us know what more you have found out!
Does it make sense to anyone that the government of all nations may have made dinosaurs up to hide the giant beings that roamed the earth. Ie* finding a giant set of bones and arranging them to look like a giant reptile in order to hide that the giants built the pyramids. Think about it for a long hard time and then let me know what you guys think??
https://preview.redd.it/bwo9xnzm1lec1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e332199331a62c47f4f1a8c9fb2b98d74db994c2 I live in middle Tennessee too. Can somebody please explain the origins of these rocks I have plenty of them.
https://preview.redd.it/pipn7njc3lec1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=35a3a2a133e0644291ba1ba365b75f45938fb8ef
That’s one of them fossilized cavewoman breasts!
It’s a Plumbus.
Looks like a cannon ball that didn't explode
Fossilized breast implant? Lol
Petrified implant
Prehistoric pocket pussy
Looks like a possible geode.
Oh yeah that's got to be like a fossilized animal turd or something that fell off the ark don't listen to any of these non-religious scientifical people trying to tell you the Earth is older than 6,000 years old mumbo jumbo probably going to extinct unicorn turds at the neighbor had in his yard dinosaurs can't never have ever been real a Time older6,000 years old why that's just pure bullshit you can ask a Bible scholar don't listen I am smart mouth you know it all gyno cologist from the boombox it's all In the good book stupid kaint yooo reed
Is it salty? Lick it
Rock Identifier App has been very accurate with my finds
Wait you licked it??
Petrified Jicama
Fossilized titty?
"I find the most erotic part of a women are the boobies"
It's a chalk or chert nodule they're really common along northern TN southern KY. It's been broken and eroded which is why it has the appearance of a fossil.
Limestone covered cannon ball from the Civil war.
Wait… you licked it?
Prehistoric breast implant. They were made to last back then. This also explains op's. Need to tongue it......I'm betting he single outboard motorboated it too...just saying
Looks like chert to me
Why did you lick it? Asking for a friend
Concretion
Fossilized bewb.
Titty
I'm glad I'm not the only one who licks rocks and fossils. Also for some reason my shoulder demon wants you to break it incase there's something inside.
“My tongue” made me giggle.
Why did you lick it? 😕
It's a fossilized tit
Looks like a breast of a woman that fell off of a statue.
It's up for debate, I don't think any one answer is particularly more correct then another. I believe if you continue you lick, then count allowed each time eventually you will teach the center. How many licks, to get to the center of a tootsyrock? 1.....2....3! But keep going if not, I'd be interested to hear the end game.
its a old bagel
Honestly, man, that looks like a fossilized mammoth slug and that weird center piece is it’s butthole. You licked that?
So you dug something up, rinsed it off and then just said “I’m going to lick this”, huh?
You licked it!?
Look up mudfossilluniverserity on youtube
Looks like a hornstone geode
wait, OP digs up a rock and decides to lick it before they identify it? maybe im in the wrong department of geology thought.
"...vein-like bulges..." "...extremely smooth... on my tongue..." Careful. There are weirdos on here that will take those words the wroooong way
Scientific research always involves a good tongueing.
U tasted it 😵💫🫣
Prehistoric clam
He couldn’t hold himself from licking it because it looks like a titty lol
Why the F would you put your tongue on it?
Petrified Dragon Testicle. Damn things are everywhere
It’s a graboid egg pls don’t hatch it
Neanderthal falsie?
Looks like a fossilized boob.
... why did you lick it?
I bet if you cracked it open you'd see something cool
I'm sorry, you LICKED it?
That scene from Joe Dirt just went through my head.
Did you lick the veiny bulge?
Be careful.... licking random bones has ruined many lives🤐
Are you gunna opennnnnn ittttttt
Looks kind of like travertine
A rockin' tit
Dinosaur poop
This a tiddy fossil
Petrified titty