Gary and Angela Williams stumbled upon a peculiar find while walking on Middleton Sands Beach in the UK.
At first glance, the object appeared to be an ordinary stone, but something urged them to investigate further.
As Angela puts it, “It looked like a dinosaur egg.” Their curiosity paid off because what they found turned out to,
be quite valuable. The mysterious object was identified as Gray Amber, a substance created in the intestines of
sperm whales. When these whales ingest sharp objects like squid beaks, their intestines produce a sticky
substance to protect their insides. Over time,
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