Look what I found this morning walking the dogs 👀

An urchin fossil in flint. So cool! Really cool!

Yes you are correct. You also get 10 points

I’m just glad I wake up Identify it without googling it. I’ve spent a lot of time reading about geological processes and fossils. And have spent some time locally searching for fossils. I live inside Stonehammer Geo Park which is a UNESCO world heritage site.

@1ManNhisDog If you don’t do anything with your 10 points, can I have them?

@1ManNhisDog I’m saving up to get to💯

@kneebarrio 🤣🤣

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Looks like a miniature Death Star 🌟

A few people have also said this. Maybe there's a tiny Emperor inside

Thought the death star would have been a bit bigger than that.

Big thing's come in small packages

Fossil echinoid. 👍

Yes it is. 10 points

It's almost as if there were sea level rises in the past

I'll add this to my collection of fossil sea erchins I've found on top of the hills

Wow!

Exactly what I said

Eat it and find out. 🤣

Tastes like death star

An old peppermint candy stuck to a rock?

Shall I lick it and find out?

What is it? Looks like the Death Star has some extensions built in 🤷‍♀️

Maybe it is

😃 So cool!!!

I know right. I'll add it to my collection.

That's no moon, it's an echinoid...

So cool!

Incredible details.

The Death Star urchin

You can't tell me that isn't a Subbuteo ball encased in crystals!

Ooh, lovely fossil..

Prehistoric egg timer

Fosilized equinoderm? Sea urchin

Yes I believe it is. 10 points

Artificial z hip ? 🤭🤡

Make a nice engagement ring

You think so?

Definitely

Cool fossil😍

Beautiful isn't it.

MiniatureDeath Star

What secrets does it hold?

The mysteries of the universe

It's small and delicate, like a miniature sea urchin shell. What is it?

It's exactly that

Unreal! Fantastic find.👍

It's very detailed. I'll try to get some more closeups later.

Oh good. I look forward to seeing them.👍

Cool!

Hahaha 🤣🤣 I love it

A dinosaur testicle, good find my man!

🤣🤣🤣 what happened to the other one?

That's super cool.

Did you found it or your 🐕 ?

Looks like a fossil from a long time ago in a galaxy far away…

Most impressive.

What type is it, I fi d lots that are purple inside and inedible.

It's a sea erchin of some description. I haven't researched it yet but it's host rock is flint

Sorry, I thought it was a fungus.

A mini Death Star.

Fossile d'oursin vieux de plusieurs millions d'années, une découverte remarquable

Thank you sir. She is a beauty