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this post was submitted on 20 Apr 2024
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Okay that looks like a rock with a striation in it. They form in nature when a pebble is formed from a piece of rock that had several layers in it.
HERE are some more colourful ones.
Sometimes one of the layers is softer and crunbles leaving a "carved out" look.
You're probably just noticing it for the first time. Maybe it used to be up the other way and was disturbed by an animal or bird.
yeah; it looks natural to me. Might of just never been flipped to that side. Always finding trippy rocks in the garden here because house used to be near a riverbed, bits of quartz in them and such.