Peanut Wood Slab – Australian Petrified Wood with Fossil Larvae Borings Fossil Teeth They tend to take an

They tend to take an excellent polish and are often very solid

This makes this slab one you certainly won't want to miss out on

scenic colors that evoke desert sunsets

Features classic orb and brush-like patterning

with a fantastic reputation

Peanut Wood Slab – Australian Petrified Wood with Fossil Larvae Borings Fossil Teeth They tend to take anPeanut Wood Slab Rare Australian Petrified Driftwood with Fossilized Shipworm Tunnels Heres a rare slab of Peanut Wood a petrified driftwood from near Carnarvon, Australia that tells an incredible story. Those white peanut patterns? Theyre actually the fossilized boring tunnels of shipworm larvae (Teredo) that burrowed into the wood during the Cretaceous period before it petrified! Measurements (inches longest approx.): 4 x 3. 1 x 0. 22 Because of