It’s probably a paw of a cat

Or in the cat family like tigers lions leopards and cheetah but most likely it would be from the ice age

l think it’s probably just a coincidental rock erosion. felines don’t have 3 toes.

There is actually five toes. Look again!

The fifth toe of a cat or thumb sits well back from the other four, thus cat paw print only shows 4 digits. I think this is coincidental erosion as well.

i fossili

sorry, just a rock.

not a tooth, teeth are very well preserved and u can clearly see the root and blade of the teeth, and u cant see it on that one which means its just a rock. Trust me i made the same mistanke, i picked up a flint nodule thinking it was a tooth Lol.

*Mistake

not an egg, but quite a pretty mineral. @chloe-geddes will identify it for you.

It is chalcedony, a watered version of quartz. More specifically botryoidal chalcedony! Another probably more common name for it is agate. Great find!

Thanks

chalcedony and a watered version of quartz, cool find!

just a rock, sorry

looks like chert but also a rock

I have found many “rocks” identical to this also, always shaped the same.

sorry, just a rock.

that belongs to No one, sorry just a rock