#FossilFriday - Triceratops skull from Denver Museum of Nature and Science

#TBT - Getting a unique view of dinosaur tracks

Kicking off #WaterWeek with a quick stop at the Old River Control Structure in Louisiana

#NationalRhodeIslandDay - The Official State Fish of Rhode Island is the striped bass

#FossilFriday - Early Crocodilian from Germany

#TBT -The West Texas Salt War

#ChewingGumDay - Old school chewing gum may be coated with talc or calcium carbonate, the main ingredient in limestone, to prevent it from sticking inside its packaging.

#NorthCarolinaDay - Here's a look at some flecks of gold, the official state mineral of North Carolina

The Brady Bunch first premiered on this day in 1969.  Check out this “Rock, Camera, Action!” where Devin talks about the science behind the Brady’s trip to the Grand Canyon: https://t.co/YTgK3ecnvR

Here’s a cool lobster fossil for #NationalLobsterDay

Native American usage of flint and quartzite https://t.co/ER90ppLL9M

#NationalStatesandCapitalsDay - Did you know that the capital of Texas was once in Louisiana?

#NationalNewYorkDay - Throwback to this year’s Geo-RoadTrip: Hudson River Valley https://t.co/k50p9Kr7l0

#BatmanDay - Former quarry, Bronson Canyon near Los Angeles, was the filming location for the entrance of the Batcave in the 1960s Batman TV show

#FossilFriday - Crinoids, or sea lilies, are often found in great quantities in the form of round, segmented skeletal fossil segments, and are most abundant in Paleozoic marine rocks. Though known as fossils, sea lilies are not extinct and still exist today.

#TBT - Plate tectonic rifting demonstrated in a toaster pastry in one of our first Geology Kitchen attempts

#CollectRocksDay - What’s in your collection?

#NationalVirginiaDay - Oyster shells, the official state shell of Virginia

#NationalPeanutDay - Using peanuts in the #Geology Kitchen to simulate an oil reservoir https://t.co/y5LaXmUQiN

#TBT - On an ammonite dig at Lake Texoma with Houston rockhounding legend Neal Immega