Dig your own fossil fish at our private quarry near Kemmerer, Wyoming. Best of all you get to keep the fossils that you find.
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The littles love the animals and the dig which they save their treasures from every trip. I love the way our kids don’t complain about our no screen rule during camping! Read more Visited June 2024 Traveled with family Written June 15, 2024 These reviews are the subjective opinion ...
Remember, it is illegal to dig in the cliffs. Plus they fall all the time, you want to stay away from them. The small shovel is for screening. Go to the surf, where you see pebbles and small rocks, toss a shovel full in your sifter and see what fossils you get! RELO...
If I can dig them up, I’ll posts links to the other threads. Or maybe @Xiphactinus can provide more info the next time he pops in. Expand Oh. My. Gosh. I cannot believe I never saw that, that is a literal find of an EON. That is so stunning. Superb find, superb prep, su...
On 22 March,it was a sunny day.I came back from school.I asked Dad if I could dig in my favourite spot by the yellow bush near our house,where we had planted potatoes and onions,but he told me not to,because he'd just moved a tree there and it was establis...
Did you dig this directly out of an exposure or find it lying somewhere? It would also help if you could tell us where it was found and what the local stratigraphy is if possible. I found it have half submerged in a thick layer of soil, it was near a small valley. This picture ...
Scientists debate why the shell evolved, but one idea is that the bottom half evolved to help early turtles dig into muddy river banks. The rest of the shell evolved as a protective mechanism as slow-moving turtles transitioned to aquatic habitats. ...
We were walking the beach to see a schooner ship wreck near Thunder Bay in MI. Shell looking thing I found it on a secluded beach, and it was too big to dig out. Since I don't know for sure if it is even a fossil, I didn't seem it wise to tell many about … small animal ...
Well my aunt no longer has that address so I'd have to give you my own... but I hope you are able to access some of that material whether you send any to me or not! Or is it all claimed, pay-to-dig, or what? I would be surprised if any one rock formation spanned a billio...