Is this a petrafied baby elephant?

searcherman · Feb 25, 2010

Found this last year in a creek with other rocks.I thought it was cool so I took it home.What do you think.It's solid rock.I couldn't find a date on it. :laughing7:

Thanks for help and for looking

kyphote · Mar 22, 2010

searcherman said:
I'm sorry but I haven't had A lot of time to get it looked at by a scientist. The pictures are real and as soon as I have some more time.If anybody knows were in western Kentucky could I get this checked out I would appreciate it.Thanks

Take it to the Creation Museum in Petersburg, KY or send them a pic. I can get in touch with them if you'd like.

TiredIron · Apr 26, 2010

Bigcypresshunter · Apr 26, 2010

Its possibly a bag (or partial bag) of cement that hardened. Does it have a cement feel to it?

aaaaaaa · Apr 27, 2010

bigcypresshunter said:
Its possibly a bag (or partial bag) of cement that hardened. Does it have a cement feel to it?

That was actually the guess in the third post.. I think its more likely than it being anything that was ever alive.. :-X

kyphote · May 21, 2010

Searcher,

Did you ever find out if this was a dinosaur?

traderoftreasures · May 25, 2010

can we get a picture of the bottom ?

swizzle · May 26, 2010

Mystery solved.

kyphote · Oct 11, 2010

Any word on whether this stone creature has been identified as a dinsosaur? Doing my quarterly checkin. Thanks.

trixie charger · Oct 12, 2010

I have done some research, you said it is 12in long? correct?. If so that fits the overall shape, size and look of a embryo dinosaur. Most eggs from the sauropod's are over a foot long and oblong in shape. You can google dinosaur eggs and click images.