What is this?

Hello everyone! I was hoping someone could help me figure out if this rock is a fossil. I found it on the beach near the surf. I noticed a claw shape that has 3 separate segments. It's a little hard to see in the photos but I took multiple photos to help. The rock is a dark red color/burgundy color. One of the segments has hardened sandy deposites that looks like it can be removed carefully with a tool of some sort. It's non-magnetic and doesn't read as any type of metal with a metal detector. I just feel like the segments line up too well for it to be just a natural formed shape but who knows, maybe I'm wrong. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

Egg? Kansas city Missouri area.

Went for a walk at Percy Priest lake and the water was really low. We decided to walk out on the rocks and we found a few of these along with a bunch of broke off pieces of what looked to be the same thing

Hello. Found on on the beach i dont remenber exactly where but in France next to Atlantic. Is it a tooth, cow ? Is it fossilised or modern ? Thanks a lot

Ignore the shell it’s in

Was given this from my brother about 10 years ago. He found it on his property outside of Yuma, AZ. It’s clearly petrified wood that I’d assume was heavily bug eaten? Weighs a ton.

Encontré este diente en la playa de Rocha, Uruguay. Quisiera saber cuanto tiempo tiene y de que animal fue.

Through unfortunate circumstances, one of my Spinosaurus teeth had its tip chipped off. This is what the inside looked like. Restored the tooth after taking this photo.

Found on Santa Cruz California today

Found this between Nashville and Knoxville, any guesses on what I got?

Can’t find any online with the same pattern. Any info would be appreciated!

Hi, these fossils were purchased and presumably found in the Minnesota area. Does anyone have any insight on what they could be? Shrimp is about 2 inches long and the fish is maybe 3 inches.

So this bad boi could really be from anywhere! Not tested for hardness, though hubs tried doing a little polishing to get rid of the outer weathering a bit and he said it was difficult and he couldn't really work it.

Any explanation of what might create a pattern like this is appreciated. Thanks!

Sorting through Chesapeake bay sand for fossils and I’ve come across a few of these. Most were lighter in color and I assumed were modern shells, but the color of this one has me unsure. Excuse the photo quality, I’m using an iPhone through the eyepiece of an ancient dissecting microscope.

Russia, Komi republic 2-6 is the same thing in different angles

I know these are usually from seabeds, but I just want to know exactly what these are