Found on beach in Texas

PennyG

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I posted back in August in the fossil forum and didn’t get anywhere but “[emoji173]️” ( much appreciated)
Is this just a rock that looks cool? Pictures are both wet and dry. The dry is more gray in color. The rock is hollow.
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Its unusual looking :) A fossil, perhaps part of an old worm lodging that got ossified. A concretion of some sort maybe, that ended up hollowing out. I'd say something lived in it at one point and what you have is whats left of the house.
 

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Its unusual looking :) A fossil, perhaps part of an old worm lodging that got ossified. A concretion of some sort maybe, that ended up hollowing out. I'd say something lived in it at one point and what you have is whats left of the house.

That makes sense.
 

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