These are ancient creatures from the Cretaceous back to the Jurassic period (approx. 66-200 million years)

The skin appears to be green like that of a lizard. The eyes are relatively small in relation to the head. The mouth is equipped with a higher number of rather sharp teeth. It is difficult to judge whether it is a carnivorous animal or a plant lover. It should be mentioned that the characteristics of the animal in the stone are hardly visible to the eye and only with the help of an inferior microscope camera and an ideally flickering LED flashlight of the object could a lot of things be made clearly visible. -This also applies to the following candidates.

This candidate looks interesting at first glance because it has a rather round head and in the mouth it only seems to have a kind of shovel tooth, as shown in the picture above on the right, with which the creature was able to reduce the size of the food. It looks more like a beast out of water. The present fragment may have already been the entire body. However, the fins or something similar were still missing.

Based on research, this head appears to be similar to a clock turtle head. Typical of the head shape is the frontally angled nose to the lower jaw of the mouth. The type of eyes and the color of the skin also fit well with a herbivorous animal such as a turtle.

If you look at the eye on the left, they seem to have been a decent size in relation to the animal. Judging by the eye pupils, the tooth fragments and the strong-looking lower jaw, it could be a strong hunting animal. It may have had slightly hinted horns on its head, as shown in the picture above on the left.

Based on the rounded oval shape of the head from the forehead to the upper jaw, the relatively small eyes and the rather fine mouth area, it could well have been a herbivorous dinosaur.

This find seems to contain another exciting creature, which differs significantly in its type from the previous candidates. It could be an animal that lived in higher regions. It appears to have had horns on its head. The large upper body and generally rather large-looking mouth with rounder teeth in the lower jaw are clearly visible. Based on the eye pupils, this is a carnivorous animal.

This is one of several marks in a stone for a change and had to be zoomed in to x200 to see it more closely. This is obviously a primitive bird with impressive wings. The right wing is indicated in the picture on the left. The first third of the picture on the right is probably the left wing of the animal capable of flight. What is typical from today's perspective is the beak-shaped mouth, which must have contained at least fine teeth, as shown in the picture on the left. It probably lived on insects that were larger at the time, such as beetles, smaller snakes, snails and worms, which, in our imagination, probably had even larger dimensions in the Cretaceous period than today. The legs and typical three-toed claws are also clearly visible below, with which the ancient bird was able to easily grab its prey.