Meteorite or Bone...anyone know?

[curious kat]

I have this posted on the Fossil page, so I know this is a bit weird. But, someone on another site asked about it maybe being a meteorite and asked if it was magnetic. Of course I didn't test it because thought it was bone/rock. Well, it does make the compass move, so I guess my question is.... can a fossil do that? I posted that we found it in Prescott, but it was actually Flagstaff AZ. So sorry if this is a dumb question but....?

 

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[curious kat]

Wanted to add to this....I found a site called "mama's minerals" and they have a story called "The Mystery of the magnetic Dinosaur Bones", interesting, guess I answered my own question lol Not to say that mine is a Dino bone, but could happen I guess.

 

[TerryC]

Why not a dinosaur? Sure. Not a meteorite, though. TTC

 

[curious kat]

Yah, I don't think so either Terry.....but does look like some type of bone, wish I knew what....sigh! Oh, and "Simper Fi"

 

[augoldminer]

Dinosaur Bones??
but it is bone.

There are many mammal bone out there laid down in the last 60 million years like the saber-toothed cats, giant ground sloths, woolly rhino, mastodons, and mammoths.

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

Dinosaur Bones??
but it is bone.

There are many mammal bone out there laid down in the last 60 million years like the saber-toothed cats, giant ground sloths, woolly rhino, mastodons, and mammoths.

Don't forget my favorite direwolves and terrorbirds

 

[curious kat]

Yah....Dino's rule!....or at least use to

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

Yah....Dino's rule!....or at least use to

Lol yea

 

[TerryC]

Yeah, I wonder how we would do against those Dino's? "Don't play with your food... just eat him!" TTC

 

[NJnuggetpirate]

Yeah, I wonder how we would do against those Dino's? "Don't play with your food... just eat him!" TTC

Lol land before time mom says not to play with my food lol