Fossils (New Horizons)

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

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Fossils are a recurring class of collectables in New Horizons. These can be collected by using a shovel. In New Horizons, the total number of fossils is 73, up from 67 in New Leaf

When donating a fossil, or if the player has an assessed fossil in your inventory, they can ask Blathers to give a "short presentation" on the animal that fossil belongs to. When displayed in the museum, the fossils are now arranged along an evolutionary tree pattern, showing just how far back each fossil is in relation to the others, and the relationships between the animals.

List of fossils

Stand-alone fossils
Name Image Price Acanthostega 2,000 Bells Amber 1,200 Bells Ammonite 1,100 Bells Anomalocaris 2,000 Bells Archaeopteryx 1,300 Bells Australopith 1,100 Bells Coprolite 1,100 Bells Dinosaur track 1,000 Bells Dunkleosteus 3,500 Bells Eusthenopteron 2,000 Bells Juramaia 1,000 Bells Myllokunmingia 1,500 Bells Shark-tooth pattern 1,000 Bells Trilobite 1,300 Bells

Multi-part fossils

Name Image Price Ankylosaurus Ankylo skull 3,500 Bells Ankylo torso 3,000 Bells Ankylo tail 2,500 Bells Archelon Archelon skull 4,000 Bells Archelon tail 3,500 Bells Brachiosaurus Brachio skull 6,000 Bells Brachio chest 5,500 Bells Brachio pelvis 5,000 Bells Brachio tail 5,500 Bells Deinonychus Deinony torso 3,000 Bells Deinony tail 2,500 Bells Dimetrodon Dimetrodon skull 5,500 Bells Dimetrodon torso 5,000 Bells Diplodocus Diplo skull 5,000 Bells Diplo neck 4,500 Bells Diplo chest 4,000 Bells Diplo pelvis 4,500 Bells Diplo tail 5,000 Bells Diplo tail tip 4,000 Bells Iguanodon Iguanodon skull 4,000 Bells Iguanodon torso 3,500 Bells Iguanodon tail 3,000 Bells Mammoth Mammoth skull 3,000 Bells Mammoth torso 2,500 Bells Megacerops Megacero skull 4,500 Bells Megacero torso 3,500 Bells Megacero tail 3,000 Bells Megaloceros Left megalo side 4,000 Bells Right megalo side 5,500 Bells Ophthalmosaurus Ophthalmo skull 2,500 Bells Ophthalmo torso 2,000 Bells Pachycephalosaurus Pachy skull 4,000 Bells Pachy tail 3,500 Bells Parasaurolophus Parasaur skull 3,500 Bells Parasaur torso 3,000 Bells Parasaur tail 2,500 Bells Plesiosaurus Plesio skull 4,000 Bells Plesio tail 4,500 Bells Plesio torso 4,500 Bells Pteranodon Right ptera wing 4,500 Bells Ptera body 4,000 Bells Left ptera wing 4,500 Bells Quetzalcoatlus Right quetzal wing 5,000 Bells Quetzal torso 4,500 Bells Left quetzal wing 5,000 Bells Sabertooth tiger Sabertooth skull 2,500 Bells Sabertooth tail 2,000 Bells Spinosaurus Spino skull 4,000 Bells Spino torso 5,000 Bells Spino tail 2,500 Bells Stegosaurus Stego skull 5,000 Bells Stego torso 4,500 Bells Stego tail 4,000 Bells Triceratops Tricera skull 5,500 Bells Tricera torso 5,000 Bells Tricera tail 4,500 Bells Tyrannosaurus rex T. rex skull 6,000 Bells T. rex torso 5,500 Bells T. rex tail 5,000 Bells

Fossils
Multi-part fossils Ankylosaurus • Apatosaurus • Archelon • Brachiosaurus • Deinonychus • Dimetrodon • Diplodocus • Ichthyosaur • Iguanodon • Mammoth • Megacerops • Megaloceros • Ophthalmosaurus • Pachycephalosaurus • Parasaur • Plesiosaur • Pteranodon • Quetzalcoatlus • Sabertooth tiger • Seismosaur • Spinosaurus • Stegosaur • Styracosaurus • Triceratops • Tyrannosaurus rex • Velociraptor Stand-alone fossils Acanthostega • Amber • Ammonite • Anomalocaris • Archaeopteryx • Australopithecus • Coprolite • Dinosaur egg • Dinosaur track • Dunkleosteus • Eusthenopteron • Fern fossil • Juramaia • Myllokunmingia • Peking man • Shark tooth • Shark-tooth pattern • Trilobite Navigation Fossil • Blathers • Shovel • Museum