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I Cut Open MORE Random Rocks to See What's Inside

Agate Ariel

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I always wonder what might be hiding inside the random rocks that I find while rockhounding. So today we are going to be cutting open more random rocks to see what's inside! Some of the things inside were so unexpected it was such a fun adventure! The rocks in this video are a mix of rocks thats I have found rockhounding all over Minnesota. I hope you enjoy!

If you haven't seen my first video cutting random rocks be sure to check it out!: I Cut Open Random Rocks to See What's Inside

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20 Comments

@THEEKANYEW3ST 1 year ago

The YouTube algorithm brought me here at 3am. I did not choose this video. This video chose me.

@jhold7553 2 years ago

Not sure why this came up on my videos, really not sure why I watched and absolutely not sure why I couldn't stop watching

@travisrichards658 1 year ago

I'm 47 years old and I never realized how beautiful some rocks are when you cut them open. The joy you express when you cut open a rock is so infectious. I suffer from really bad anxiety. When I have an anxiety episode I sometimes watch your videos and it calms me. Thank you so much for your content. Please keep it coming and if I was rich I would be donating a lot for how your videos seem to have a calming effect on me. Thank you again and bless you

@TheWinnieWonka 2 years ago

Listening to you turn into a happy nine-year-old when a cut goes exactly right is never gonna get old!

@RebeccaFriedman32 2 years ago

Off topic but, you might have missed your calling. You would be a super successful children's show host with your voice, mannerisms and personality. Just sayin'

@JohnHenschen 2 years ago

More of this. It's like lottery scratch tickets that we don't have to pay for but get the joy of seeing the payoff.

@poch195 2 years ago

😂😂😂😂😂 I love the fake saw noises

@sewinghippie 1 year ago

The chert was really cool, I saw 2 sides to a big ole frog face 🐸 💚

@jhhwild 2 years ago

I think it would be interesting if you went on a hike and just threw rocks into a bin without looking at them, then cut them open to see whats inside.

@TheHollywood10 2 years ago

Adding the clock to your time lapse clips is a fun and engaging addition, Ariel… also adds comic relief when it bounces around!
Thx 4 keeping it real!

@tonyasheahan5526 1 year ago

I am 46 years old and I kid you not I used to sit for HOURS UPON HOURS in my grandmother's rock garden with a hammer and a flat headed screw driver "cracking rocks" at the age of 4 on till the age of 13 just to see what's inside... I am still a rock hound, I just didn't know anybody else wanted to see what's inside them like me😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ your awesome

@pulchritudinous.solitude 1 year ago

12:01 oh my God, that is such a stunning rock. That one on the left looks like it’s got a tiny little eye in it.❤

@MermaidMakes 2 years ago

There IS a chocolate with weird holes in it! It’s a European chocolate called Aero made by nestle, and Hershey’s version is called Air Delight! Aerated chocolate is more popular in Europe than it is here in the US so you don’t usually find it unless you’re at a specialty import store, but the chocolate rock totally reminds me of that.

@noumenanoesis2 2 years ago

That agate rocks! So freaking beautiful! My grandfather came from Cornwall UK as an expert miner in the early 1900's to mine copper in the keweenaw peninsula of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Lake Superior is my favorite body of water in the world. Agate is my favorite stone. Thank you for posting this. I had such a bad day and you really restored my joy!

@kellyharper367 2 years ago

Old Disabled House Bound Dusty Rusty Rockhound here: So much fun! I love cutting/slabbing videos!

@Angela-Ruby 9 months ago

The black and mahogany set would be perfect as a butterfly 🦋 display!

@user76569 1 year ago

The bubbles of the last stone could have contained a particle of atmosphere that had frozen there a billion years ago. Love you channel and your reaction, I hope one day you will find several kg of gold in some stone!

@infadeldog13 1 year ago

Really like your appreciation and excitement over the beauty hidden in plain sign in ‘normal’ rocks. I can’t visit the beaches in the Southwest of England without finding ‘jewels’ with every sweep of the eye. Have cut a few using a standard tile cutting saw. Pleased these treasures are over the whole planet for all who appreciate them to enjoy.