Mystery Rock #33: Could This Be a Thunder Egg? @willorocks
Mystery Rock #33: Could This Be a Thunder Egg?  @willorocks
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In Mystery Rock #33: Could This Be a Thunder Egg?, I take on another mystery rock cutting challenge here on WillORocks—this time with a suspicious-looking rock I found while rockhounding around Lake Pleasant, Arizona. The shape, the weight, and the outer texture all hint at one exciting possibility: could this be a thunder egg?

With my tile saw ready, I cut this strange specimen open to find out what’s hidden inside. Is it a solid thud… or a real geologic gem?

This episode dives into the excitement of cutting unknown rocks, the basics of lapidary exploration, and the thrill of hunting thunder eggs in the Arizona desert. If you love rockhounding, lapidary art, or discovering what's inside mysterious rocks, this one’s for you.

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Mystery Rock #33: Could This Be a Thunder Egg?

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