Kate and Kava head into the vast empty spaces of central eastern Montana to rockhound for ancient sea fossils. Baculites and ammonites, two kinds of fossil cephalopods, were abundant in the ancient Inland Seaway, and left behind many fossilized shells. The shells often have mother of pearl, making some of the the dusty brown fossils shine like opals when cleaned. Besides the sparkling ammolite, the interior of the fossils hide lacy sutures that look like tiny flowery forests. It's a hidden treasure!
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