Fossil Sea Turtle Egg – Upper Jurassic – Madagascar This rare specimen is a fossilized sea turtle egg dating to the Upper Jurassic, around 150 million years ago. It comes from the Morondava area in the Menabe region of western Madagascar, a former coastal setting where marine reptiles once laid their eggs. The fossil is exceptionally well preserved, retaining its natural spherical shape and showing delicate surface features that reflect the original eggshell structure. Its integrity and authentic appearance make it both scientifically valuable and highly desirable for collectors. Finds of this kind offer a direct link to the reproductive behavior of ancient marine reptiles, combining educational importance with strong visual appeal. An outstanding piece for collectors, institutions, or anyone with a passion for Earth’s prehistoric life.