I'm a little bit late in uploading this, but while I was up in Michigan I was able to take a trip to find some of the famous Petoskey Stones! These are Devonian age Hexagonaria Coral that are ...

Rob from Michigan Rocks took me to an incredible beach on one of Michigan's Great Lakes for a fun day of rock hunting! My main goal was to find Pudding Stones, and man this beach definitely provided!

Sly Stone of Sly And The Family Stone poses in London on July 16, 1973. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images) For a time, countless performers wanted to look and sound like Sly and the Family Stone.

Legendary musician Sly Stone, who redefined pop, funk and rock music as leader of Sly and the Family Stone, has died at 82, leaving behind a screenplay of his life story.

Sly Stone, the pioneering leader of the funk band bearing his name, Sly and the Family Stone, has died, according to his family. Stone was 82 years old.

Lake Natron is a soda lake in northern Tanzania with a volcanic geology that maintains the water's pH around 10.5, which is almost as caustic as ammonia. Some life-forms thrive there nevertheless.

A 93-pound Petoskey stone found in Lake Michigan was later confiscated by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources 10 years ago. It is now on display at the DNR's Outdoor Adventure Center ...

Michigan may not have dinosaur fossils, but on National Fossil Day we celebrate our Petoskey stones and mastodons.

20191210&ensp&#0183&enspPetoskey stones $2.00 UNPOLISHED have a buckle full of Petoskey stones that were family collected years ago.From small examples 1&quot to large 4&quot or more.Call for ...

The Petoskey stone is a fossilized coral found along the shores of Lake Michigan. These stones, which resemble the six-sided honeycomb structure of coral, are treasured for their unique patterns.

Abbas, like many other Petoskey stone jewelers, spent his life fascinated with the stones, visiting several lakes across Michigan in search of Petoskey varieties.

Even though they’re found in the Great Lakes, Petoskey stones are actually fossilized coral. You can tell a Petoskey stone by its honeycomb pattern (in fact, the word “hexagon” is part of ...