Have I found a fossil?

heartless

2.5 years ago, I was walking along the beach collecting sea shells when I found this, I didn't give it too much interest until now. Do you think it's a fossil?



Here I put a single picture since I don't wish anyone to wait until all pictures show up in a browser.

Here are more pictures, please take a look,

1. http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/8669/image28zb.jpg

2. http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/807/image35ja.jpg

3. http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/699/image40hf.jpg

4. http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/9630/image53nh1.jpg

5. http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/7576/image66xs.jpg

6. http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/7426/image72jm.jpg

7. http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/7476/image81aj.jpg

That's it. I'm looking for any comments and various responses.

Thanks,

Evo

Looks like an oyster shell to me.

wolram

It is an ooparite, they turn up in all kinds of strange places, can be anything
from 5 million years old to present.

http://www.bio.psu.edu/home/directory/homepages/crf2

matthyaouw

I'm gonna agree with evo. It doesn't look like a fossil one either.

What's an ooparite Wolram? I've never heard one one and I can't find anything on google.

wolram

[QUOTE=matthyaouw]I'm gonna agree with evo. It doesn't look like a fossil one either.

What's an ooparite Wolram? I've never heard one one and I can't find anything on google

it is a rather obscure term used by us experts on fossiles, to describe this
so and so, it just does not fit the norm.

DaveC426913

Ooparite - ancient cave-dwelling creature that gained an advantage by evolving class inheritance, encapsulation and data modeling. The most successful surviving ooparite is the Javaite or the more rare C++ite.

Danger

Are you sure that's not Ivan's long-lost baby blanket?

heartless

Thanks for responses,
But now, suppose, I didn't say I've found it on the beach. Would you still think it's an oyster's shell? (part of it)

What do you suggest I do with it?

franznietzsche

I think a little of me just died inside.