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Some of the strangest rock formations I've seen are located here in this isolated part of northwest New Mexico. This rock grouping in particular drew my attention with it's banded color and almost skeletal appearance. Does it look like a fish? A

Some of the strangest rock formations I've seen are located here in this isolated part of northwest New Mexico. This rock grouping in particular drew my attention with it's banded color and almost skeletal appearance. Does it look like a fish? A

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could they be some sort of fossil .. like im talking looooong loooong loong time ago .. i was thinking dinasour fossilized eggs .. of some sort

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Yes, very strange rock formations. Cool capture!

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Have a Paleontologist looked at these photos. The do look like fossils! Great capture of the details!

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Wow, unique rocks. They would grab my attention also!

Wow definately a fossil of sorts, i love it!

the aliens are amongst us : ) Great photo, very strange

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Heading to the Bisti Da/Na/Zin this weekend for a shoot of the egg’s, wings and hoodoo’s. Hope we don’t get lost!

I love the uniqueness of your picture. Where is this? What are they?

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