Coprolite Fossil Dino Poo Rough Chunk! Red Ribbon Enchodus was probably a very

Enchodus was probably a very important part of the food chain in the oceans of the Cretaceous

along a small part of the Columbia River near Biggs Junction

and it gets its name from the worm tunnels on top

Each one is showing some form of Rainbow

Coprolite Fossil Dino Poo Rough Chunk! Red Ribbon Enchodus was probably a veryCoprolite is a form of Fossil Poop! Yep, you read that right! Coprolite is most commonly from Dinosaurs, but can range from anywhere from Fish to Reptiles, to even Humans! Coprolite gains its colors from present minerals, either before fossilization occurred, or from the high silica waters that seeped within! It can be found in multiple fossil formations from around the world, but commonly comes from Utah, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and Morocco! It