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Afternoon all. I’d have dismissed this as an interesting rock found on the beach in Brittany (France) if it wasn’t hollow and symmetrical at the white, non-sharp end.
 

i found a photo of some eocene fossils and it looked a lot like both the canine and the hawk examples. It’s just not grooved, which I guess is because it’s been smoothed by water and rock…

 

Any help would be very welcome!!

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I agree with crab claw 

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Crab claw, for sure.

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Tip of a crab claw was my first thought as well.

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Fossil hunting is easy -- they don't run away when you shoot at them!

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Crab Claws ... recent !

 

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