Grallator?

I see a few of these in the locker room and shower tiles at my gym. I’ve always wondered what they are. Anyone know? Only snapped one quick pic because photography in the locker room is prohibited.

He pulled this out of our creek rock delivery ..what did he find?

South UK, please don't mind my nails I got back from a festival yesterday

Fourth-hand information, secondhand photos. Family member took these pics of what were described as "heavy like stone" and apparently found by a friend's brother in a gravel pit near Bryan, Texas. Apologies for the unfortunate angles...

Found on Saltburn Beach UK

Any ideas? He doesn’t use reddit so I figured I should post here. Let me know what you think!

Was passed down from my grandfather and I have no idea what is going on here. Are these rocks? Or fossils? Anyone know?

And before you rip me I know they aren’t fossils of mushrooms but the texture of the polished stones looks like some sort of natural symmetry. I know this happens in rocks naturally too from pressure.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

Found in a box of antique fossils, arrow heads, shark/megalodon teeth and small meteorite pieces that I purchased from an antique store on the East Coast. Was told that it belonged to a geologist who worked all over the world so no location. It’s the size of a dime maybe, almost looks like some kind of fossilized and partially digested parasite or insect. If you look close enough, you can still see eggs/stomach contents intact. Im so grossed out right now, please tell me I am wrong and it is just a rock. I have been holding it all day rubbing the shiny parts.

I found this while on a Hike and was hoping for more information on what it is.

About 15 years ago I worked as an elephant keeper in south Miami, Florida, around ten miles inland from the coast. One morning when I brought the elephants in for their bath, one had this resting on her head. She handed it to me, and I realized it was a fossil, and I kept it since it was both a cool fossil (I think?) and an amazing gift. Does anyone know what it is? We would sometimes find old shells and things in the rocks around zoo grounds, but this was the most interesting thing I ever saw.

My great uncle found this in the Brazos River between 1975 and 1980. He’s curious and wants to know more

We live in central New York near Lake Owasco. Digging out our dirt basement we found these fossils in a rock that spilt open!

The part that has me intrigued is the little claw like thing on the end…

It measures about 1” 3/8 wide and 1 1/8” long.

Anywho thanks in advance!

Any ideas as to what it is and how old it might be? Also would like to hear suggestions on what should be done with it, who we should contact. Thanks!

So my girlfriend just found these and it looks like mammal teeth to me but I don't know. Quick google search told me the colour might indicate it being a fossil.

Can anyone confirm this and maybe tell me what animal they think it belongs to?

My grandparents have had this around my whole life. It looks a lot heavier than it is, the inside is porous so I’m expecting it to be some sort of bone?

Got it from a strip mine waste pile in centre county, Pennsylvania, USA. Feel like when in doubt, it's a scale tree. Is this that?

I found this in the red river (between Oklahoma and Texas) just north of Bonham, Texas. Appears to be a fossilized vertebrae of something but I’m not sure what it is from. It is 4” wide and 3” tall.

Hello! I would love help identifying these guys... I have some ideas, but it feels like all of my Google searches only show much larger sized fossils even if they are similar in shape to these! The screw shaped ones have been especially hard to find a match for.
I noticed a couple of pentagon shapes amidst the circles... last slide is showing one of those.
Thanks for any ideas!!