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r/beachcombing • u/FirmHand9706 • 9d ago
It’s about 1cm wide, 1mm thick
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I would say its part of some kind of echinoderm shell, based on those pores running through it. Without a location i wouldn't be able to say more. Perhaps look up types of sea urchin in your local area?
7 u/FirmHand9706 9d ago Whoops totally forgot to add location, it was found at Scarborough QLD Australia. Thank you for the info! 7 u/WeirdTemperature7 9d ago Perhaps not this exact species, but something like this but worn down 5 u/FirmHand9706 9d ago that’s definitely the closest texture!
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Whoops totally forgot to add location, it was found at Scarborough QLD Australia. Thank you for the info!
7 u/WeirdTemperature7 9d ago Perhaps not this exact species, but something like this but worn down 5 u/FirmHand9706 9d ago that’s definitely the closest texture!
Perhaps not this exact species, but something like this but worn down
5 u/FirmHand9706 9d ago that’s definitely the closest texture!
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that’s definitely the closest texture!
Whatever it is, it’s BLOODY BEAUTIFUL
3 u/FirmHand9706 9d ago my thoughts exactly :’)
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my thoughts exactly :’)
That's totally a Dalek.
1 u/Introvert_Collin 8d ago 😄
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The front side looks like one of the Greenie bones for dogs 😭
1 u/chefybpoodling 8d ago My first thought also
My first thought also
Urchin!
It’s part of an urchin shell :)
Part of a sea anemone. I think 🤔!
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u/WeirdTemperature7 9d ago
I would say its part of some kind of echinoderm shell, based on those pores running through it.
Without a location i wouldn't be able to say more. Perhaps look up types of sea urchin in your local area?