A couple years ago, Julie from AZ Rockhound Expeditions and her son set out on a trip to the famous Dugway Geode Beds in
Well, they weren’t sure. And there’s only one way to find out!…cut it open!
While they thought for sure the rock was hollow, a lot of other folks were in the “solid” thunderegg camp. Who was right?
Watch The Reveal
The Verdict
So, was this mysterious rock a geode or a thunderegg? Well…it’s actually both a thunderegg AND a geode!
According to Kyla Abegglen, who commented on the video, “Actually it’s a thunder egg first, because it formed in rhyolite, and a geode also because of the cavity and crystals. A thunder egg can also be a geoded but a geode can never be a thunder egg.
She goes on to say, “That was a fabulous find, probably a once in a lifetime! It is amazing and gorgeous, that’s the important part!”
