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Wyoming Fossils Wyoming Fossils offers high quality fossils, crystals, and minerals, and preparation services at great prices.

12/12/2025

Just me trying to chase rare fossils while the universe says, “lol no.”

10/12/2025

Join me in the lab as I prepare an Edmontosaurus tail (caudal) vertebra recovered from the Lance Creek Formation, a Late Cretaceous unit known for its rich dinosaur fauna. In this video, you’ll see the fossil being carefully cleaned and revealed using an air abrasive system, a precision tool that gently removes stubborn matrix without damaging the underlying bone.

05/12/2025

This video showcases the air-abrasive stage of preparing a Knightia fossil fish from the Green River Formation. The fossil has already been roughly exposed with an air scribe, and the footage focuses entirely on the precision work that follows—using an air abrasive unit to clean the matrix, refine the details, and reveal the delicate bones and scales. A close-up look at the final, meticulous phase of fossil preparation.

03/12/2025

A beautifully preserved fossil fish appears on the screen… but which species is it? Take your best guess! Is this ancient swimmer a Mioplosus, Notogoneus, Priscacara, or Phareodus? Drop your answer in the comments before the reveal! 🦴✨

21/11/2025

Side by side, frozen in time — a stunning large and small Diplomystus sharing the same stone plate, freshly prepared and fully revealed. This piece captures an incredible moment of prehistoric coexistence, with fine details now visible after careful preparation.

From final air-abrasion passes to the first full look at the completed plate, this reveal showcases the contrast in size, preservation, and positioning of these iconic Green River Formation fish. A rare and beautiful glimpse into ancient life, brought back to the surface one grain at a time.

Perfect for fossil lovers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates the art behind fossil preparation. 🦴🐟

19/11/2025

POV: You show your buddy the Heliobatis radians in your collection and he immediately goes, “Bro… you OWN this??”
Instant envy. Instant respect. Instant fossil flex.
This short meme video captures the pure reaction every collector dreams of—the moment someone realizes you’ve got a legit 50-million-year-old stingray just chilling in your home.
Green River Formation = elite.
Heliobatis = top-tier bragging rights.
Enjoy the prehistoric jealousy 😂🌀🪨

07/11/2025

After hours of swinging picks, moving rock, and brushing every inch of matrix… there it was — a T. rex tooth. That moment when the quarry dust clears and you see the serrations gleam for the first time 😭🦴


10/10/2025

Clips of dust, rock, and discovery — this is what happiness truly feels like. Every fossil uncovered from the Lance Creek or Green River formations carries a story millions of years in the making. From the first glint of bone in the dirt to the final reveal in the prep lab, these moments remind us why we dig.
🪨 This is more than science — it’s passion, patience, and pure joy.
🎥

23/07/2025

Join Robert and Sara as they carefully excavate an Edmontosaurus rib from the Lance Creek Formation in Wyoming! 🦴⛏️ Watch the process unfold as they remove layers of sediment, revealing the fossil bit by bit. From precision tools to teamwork in the field, this video captures the excitement and patience it takes to uncover a piece of Cretaceous history. Stay tuned for the satisfying preparation video of this fossil!

25/06/2025

In this video, we break down the key differences between Tyrannosaurus rex and Nanotyrannus, two dinosaurs often caught in a scientific identity crisis. Is Nanotyrannus a separate species—or just a teenage T. rex? 🧐

We’ll look at differences in skull shape, teeth, bone structure, and more, highlighting the evidence from real fossils and paleontological debates. Whether you're Team Nano or Team Rex, this deep dive into dino anatomy might just change your mind. 🦖🦕

Getting the dino quarry ready—rain or shine. Prepping the site through some truly questionable weather because these fos...
06/06/2025

Getting the dino quarry ready—rain or shine. Prepping the site through some truly questionable weather because these fossils aren’t gonna dig themselves. Boots soaked, gear muddy, spirits high. Welcome to field season. 🦖⛏️🌧️

This is a piece of Triceratops frill—part of the iconic bony shield that helped define one of the most recognizable dino...
21/05/2025

This is a piece of Triceratops frill—part of the iconic bony shield that helped define one of the most recognizable dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous. Here we show the step by step process that our preparator: , did to prepare such an amazing piece!

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