#i pried them out of the side of the river bank when tubing w friends last summer haha !!!

[housecow]

lemme see ur fossil bivalves pls ily

the specific bivalves i was talking about are not available atm (they are in place to freak ppl out) BUT here’s a few pics of my other little fossils!!

1st pic: dug these out of the upper cook mountain formation in south texas myself recently !!

2nd/3rd: mazon creek concretion i got to crack open myself. was very fun!! (i have another cracked one somewhere too, and one also currently in the freezer undergoing an artificial freeze thaw process)

4th: my lil chalice of fossils. mostly from central tx (a few very well preserved echinoids, bivalves, porocystis globularis, gastropods, coral, and ammonite pieces !!)

5th: a pretty well-preserved ammonite i got from a collections lab freebie pile :3

6th: partial mammoth tooth from new mexico!!! i used it as a doorstop sometimes but that felt rude