* Granite is igneous rock: Granite forms deep underground from cooling magma. Fossils form in sedimentary rocks, which are made from layers of sediment that build up over time.

* Fossil formation process: Fossils require specific conditions. The organism needs to be buried quickly in sediment to prevent decay. Over time, minerals replace the organic matter, creating the fossil. This process doesn't happen in the extreme heat and pressure of magma formation.

In short: It's highly unlikely, if not impossible, for a fossil to be found in granite. The claim is likely a misunderstanding of geology or a deliberate attempt to mislead.