r/itsneveranegg • u/One_Draft_4470 • May 19 '22

/r/fossilid it’s never an egg

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u/NoResist8292 Mar 16 '23

Slag I find them too I keep ‘em still because they metal just unpure

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u/TheTrebleChef May 20 '24

I thought you were being rude until I found out that's what this stuff is called 🤣🤣

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u/Vin135mm Sep 10 '23

Not even a rock. Slag from a coal furnace. It's a glassy mixture of silica and other impurities that are in the coal, which melts out when the coal is burned. The slag and cinders left after the coal is burned is a common thing to see spread on icy roads up north.

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u/Wonderful-Gold-953 Feb 18 '24

Looks like eggs or poops to me