Fossil Washington State Coprolite Predatory Sea Worm Poo Specimen! Point Plume Agate It is still a pretty

It is still a pretty neat stone

This material however has been sourced by private land

The moss bed thundereggs are world renowned for being some of the best (if not the best) Moss Thunderegg in the world

if not all the way through the entire stone

Fossil Washington State Coprolite Predatory Sea Worm Poo Specimen! Point Plume Agate It is still a prettyIt is currently unknown what species Washington State coprolite from the Wilkes Formation is from, but the most accepted theory is that they are coprolites and intestinal casts from Predatory Sea Worms! They can range vastly in size size and shape, with most having a pretty interesting appearance to say the least! For a long time the coprolite from this formation was thought to be pseudo coprolite, a form of material that only resembled coprolite.