“Finally found my first Megalodon tooth after years of hunting shark teeth.”
Somebody found this magnificent Mexican blue-collared lizard.
“I had never seen a baby bat before, I thought maybe others hadn’t either.”
Ever wondered how big squids really are? A giant one washed up on New Zealand’s beach recently.
A flying fish: Yes, they exist. The image is not photoshopped. The Exocoetidae are fishes who have evolved and developed the ability to fly.
“A baby squid I found in Kallithea, Greece today”
“I just found a one in a million starfish.”
A Transparent Leaf — When the tissues of a leaf are damaged, the leaf loses its color and appears to be transparent. A crystal clear transparent leaf with a structure still intact is an amazingly rare find.
“My sister found an albino hedgehog in New Zealand.”
“While walking on the beach in Hawaii my wife and I found this glass ball that had become the home to a small marine ecosystem.”
A blue crayfish: Have you ever seen one?
Mastodon Tooth: “That’s a big tooth. It’s only partially rooted but I’m still pretty stoked about it. It’s by far one of the coolest things I have found while creek walking.”
Did you know that a baby platypus is called a puggle? The person below is holding one. Puggle-snuggle.
“I found this mammoth abalone shell at a vintage place. Yes, it came home with me. That’s my arm under there somewhere.”
“My nephew found a sea shell with squid eggs inside.”
“I found a leaf as big as the steering wheel in my car.”
According to Irish legend, whoever finds a clover with 5 leaves receives financial success. I guess someone is getting really wealthy.
This stone is perfectly shaped like a guitar pick. We wonder if it can play.
“This cotton candy lobster gets its color from either genetic mutations or low-pigment food sources.”
Have you ever found a baby fruit inside a grown-up fruit? This person found a mini-orange inside an orange.
“I found a rock shaped like an actual heart.”
Is it a rock? Is it a shell? It’s a crinoid. A sea creature related to a starfish. It’s also called sea lily.
“This strawberry I found in my garden looks like an orchid.”
“A chunk of quartz found in Arkansas worth $4 million.”
“This garlic I found in my garden. The entire head is one clove.”
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