Are these geodes???

Here's a little video from this past summer. This is a spot my wife knew about and we've only been there a handful of times only because of how hard it is to get in there but I wanted to go back and get some more of these huge what seem to be geodes but I'm not so sure they are. If any of you have an idea what these huge ones are let me know.

[@dorothydaugherty1277]

So big!!! How did you even get those home? Happy cutting those. I can't wait to see..

[@outdorrfun9948]

It takes a sturdy back pack. I can only get one they weigh so much. I'll have to get a bigger saw for these. I cant wait till it's warm enough to cut some more.

[@mikeslayer5926]

in central kentucky they are most likely a sponge , thats where most of the ky agate is as well we dont get many of those here in west ky anly the small ones like a quarter size that washes down from central ky Mike

[@outdorrfun9948]

Thanks for the information Mike. I appreciate it. Sponge huh? First thing that came to mind was a stromatolite. The ones I have came from one little section of the creek. I'll be doing several videos over the coming days with a variety of those sponges?, geodes, and some other cool stuff I don't know what it is. I just posted a short of some coral a huge collection of coral really old stuff I have no clue how old it is but I found all of that in a little section of Creek right by my house over the past 20 plus years. All I did was a short on it so far but I'm cleaning it and will do a longer video on that but check that short out and let me know what you think about that coral. I'm going to go check your Channel out you have a good day. John

[@mikeslayer5926]

@@outdorrfun9948 theres an old ky afield show where a guy takes the host thru a creek and shows him a freshwater sponge and , damned if i dont look just like that fossil but its just a muddy see thru skin , nothing inside but water,...how they got fossilized without being smashed flat ill never know we have stromatolite fossils too theyre just a layer on top of layer deal Mike

[@jesserussell6860]

Some of my best fossils came from that😮

[@jesserussell6860]

I stick them in my backpack as much as I can

[@jesserussell6860]

I'm ready to go get some more LMAO😅

[@mariannewhitefield7492]

Those look exactly like the big ones I find in Southern Kentucky!!!

[@outdorrfun9948]

Do you know what they are? In certain creeks that we go to we'll find various types of geodes along with fossils to include some large specimens of coral. I'm going to have to put up a couple more videos with the varieties we have here stay tuned I'll post a video this afternoon with several different varieties of coral along with the geodes. Thanks for watching the video you have a great day

[@mariannewhitefield7492]

@@outdorrfun9948 I just assumed they were geodes,I have cracked a few smaller ones open,one was solid and one was crystaly! I haven't busted open the big ones yet! Thanks for replying, I'll go check out the video!

[@outdorrfun9948]

I'm going to have to do some more research on those. I'm leaning towards those being a type of coral or maybe even a buildup of ocean stramatolites. I just did a search on those and they do resemble stromatolites but they look more like Coral. By the way we're going back out to that tree today just to get out of the house so we'll probably take some video. You have a great weekend

[@leslyeschoenhuth1107]

You didn't take a screwdriver & hammer to check to see if they were Geodes..

[@outdorrfun9948]

Yeah this is solid crystal. I'll be doing some videos soon of the different types of geode looking stones that we have if you go back into the videos that we posted you'll see the types of geodes we find. I use a wet saw to cut this stuff up but have to admit we used hammers😁 stay tuned because I'm cutting geodes tomorrow probably

[@rosemaryspringer4239]

You'd need a really big saw to cut that one!

[@outdorrfun9948]

And one heck of a blade

[@timlewis7218]

Colonial invertibrate fossils?

[@outdorrfun9948]

Sorry for the late comment I meant to comment sooner but yeah I was thinking it was stromatolites I'll be doing a video shortly with all those that look like that so stay tuned. Definitely thanks for the comment.

[@HatredYT69]

Yes they are

[@outdorrfun9948]

I'm actually getting ready to go out and do a couple videos on some good sized pieces of ancient coral, geodes, and a few other rocks. Thanks for the comments Thanks for watching the video.

[@user-ln5dw2bx5s]

Stromatolith

[@outdorrfun9948]

I was thinking that resembled the stromatolites of today. I'm going to check out stromatoliths. Do you happen to know what time period this would be from? Thanks for watching the video and thanks for the comment. I'm doing a video shortly with a bunch of this stuff together on one table so stay tuned.

[@user-ji2xm7cd6h]

I’m just dizzy from him swinging the camera around

[@outdorrfun9948]

Yeah I was just mentioning to my brother I need a GoPro.

[@live2cruise341]

Looks like fossilized dino poop.

[@outdorrfun9948]

Well I got a lot of crap in my yard then 😁

[@PlawarnPT]

Bro just walk pass calcite crystal

[@outdorrfun9948]

whats a calcite crystal, and why walk past them?

[@user-ji2xm7cd6h]

Looks like fossilized poop

[@outdorrfun9948]

It does kind of resemble that but do a search on stromatolites. I'll be doing a video with all of those sitting next to each other so stay tuned. Thanks for the comments. And yes I will be getting a new camera. The funds just aren't there right now. You have a great day.

[@mariancrist5087]

Dude.....slow down! Camera movement made me nauseous .

[@outdorrfun9948]

Yeah I'm sorry I'm just a poor guy here using my telephone. If I had more money I'd buy a GoPro. If you start getting nauseous look away for about 10 seconds. Thanks for watching the video and thanks for the comment. John

[@ednabart1199]

This was enjoyable, not!

[@outdorrfun9948]

Well I'm sorry you didn't enjoy that but thanks for the comment and stick around maybe there's something you will enjoy.