Crinoid Beach Fossils

Over 300 million years ago, Crinoids inhabited the seas with their hard, spiny bodies eating small organisms and seaweed. While there are some form of Crinoids can be found in nature today, thousands have been uncovered in fossil digs. Kids can imagine themselves as explorers and discover their own Crinoid Beach Fossils. These Indie Play and Water item that is part of the Fossil Finds series item can be placed in sand boxes, sand tables, or in mulch for kids to seek and find. The Crinoid Fossil measures 6 inches high and is 48 inches long and 48 inches wide.