The minerals start off as a sedimentary rock, then melt and reform into igneous rocks during volcanic activity.
A mineral is the basic building block of which all rocks are composed. Consider them to be the ingredients of a cake: the minerals being the flour, eggs and sugar etc. and the rock being an aggregate (collection/formation) of those minerals.
Dinosaur eggs can be found in fossilized form in regions with sedimentary rock formations known to have housed dinosaurs. They are usually discovered during paleontological excavations, such as in areas like Mongolia, China, and Argentina. These eggs are valuable for scientific research and can provide insights into the behavior and reproduction of ancient dinosaurs.
Gila monsters reproduce by mating in the spring, with females laying eggs in early summer. The eggs incubate for about three to four months before hatching in late summer or fall. Hatchlings are fully independent and start hunting for prey soon after hatching.
Well I'm not sure but the only thing that I know about dinosaur eggs that they are big and not sure if bird or reptile eggs are big
Ok this is the same person how wrote the question. The reason i want to know this is because my dad found a rock that looks like an egg, but we thought it might be a geode. So, my dad decided to crack it open to see. Instead we found layers of rocks and then we thought it was an egg
Thunder eggs are nodules formed in volcanic rocks, typically rhyolite. When sliced or broken open, they reveal colorful agate or crystal formations inside, resembling an egg with a yolk center when polished. Thunder eggs are often collected by rock enthusiasts and used in jewelry making or as decorative pieces.
Myself; I collect tiger eye, thunder eggs, obsidian, Jasper, fossils, Quartz, agates, opals, plume agate, material from around the world.
now they are rocks before there werent rocks
The eggs were attached to the rocks. At the end of the gestation period, the eggs hatched.
no, they can't
Spirals and eggs.
under large rocks in a river
They lay their eggs in small places predators cant get the eggs like seaweed and under rocks or in holes
Usually at the bottom of the tank in the rocks.
rocks dimanod pearls rubys and eggs
Remove the rocks. The goose can be gently restrained by holding the neck just below the head. Once the rocks are gone the goose will leave or lay new eggs.
They are different because one of them is solid and the other is a liquid