FOSSIL FISH!! | 7 days Fossil Hunting the Green River Formation's 18” layer in Wyoming

We spent 7 days fossil hunting at the 18 inch layer of the green river formation in Wyoming and found multiple huge fossil fish. These fossils were formed 52 million years ago when Wyoming was a lush sub-tropical jungle. Fossil hunters like us discover the fossil evidence for this extinct habitat encased in desert rock that we quarry. Fish fossils take an immense amount of time and effort to recover and skill to prepare. Joe sunk over a hundred hours into the preparation of the fossil fish shown at the end. We cannot wait to be fossil hunting in Wyoming again!

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We plan on hunting for a diversity of fossils all throughout the US this year with other fossil hunters such as Paleocris, Wildkyle, Ancient Artworks, Shark Teeth and Fossils and Bone Valley Collections. We hope to find beautiful Megalodon teeth, gems and minerals, great white shark teeth, artifacts, arrowheads, and megafauna creatures like mammoths and mastodons. We will also include videos on how to find shark teeth and explore discussions on some of our favorite topics in paleontology, archaeology, and geology!

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