Does anyone know what this could be? It looks like an antler

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>>2386860
Baby antler I guess, maybe death during spike stage.

Looks like a disposable butane ligher, but I'm not a smoker so I could b wrong.

>>2387016
It's not butane

>>2386856
>conchoidal fracture
It's flint.

It appears to be a natural flint nodule eroded from a marine limestone.

It's possible that it's also a fossil cast but I doubt it. Most likely it's just a wad of flint with an interesting symmetrical shape. That happens sometimes.

>>2386856
tiger penis

>>2386856
Looks like the discarded horn of a Capreolus capreolus. Forgot what you call it in english? Roe deer?

Appears to be stone. if it was an antler it would be fibrous in the middle.

>>2386856
At first glance I thought it was a real big nug.

Thanks everyone!

It may just be some flint
it doesn't seem to be a antler
like >>2387598 says.

I will of course keep it, it's still nice looking, even when it isn't a bone, but you never know.