Rock formation that looks like Cookie Monster could make $ 10,000

Unusual rocks and minerals are fun to collect, but when you come across a rock formation that looks like a Muppet it’s very special. Check out this blue agate. When split in half, it looks great Sesame Street Muppet Cookie Monster.

Lucas Fassari found the unusual rock in November in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul region, according to US geologist Mike Bowers, current owner of the rock. Bowers posted information about the unusual find on his Facebook page this week.

“I think this is probably the most perfect Cookie Monster,” Bowers said in an interview with the Daily Mail on Tuesday. “I’ve seen others, but here you have it complete (both sides).”

Before the nondescript rock was split, it looked a lot like a gray egg. But when broken in half, the rock is revealed to contain blue quartz crystals that look a lot like a very happy Cookie Monster.

To celebrate rock’s odd resemblance to the Cookie Monster, Bowers uploaded a video to Facebook featuring the Blue Rock with a song from Sesame Street where Cookie Monster sings the letter C.

Already, Bowers is being hunted down by enthusiastic stone and mineral collectors who want to own the unusual agate for themselves.

“It’s very unusual. There are some famous agates out there: the owl, the scared face… there are many rough but rare to find clear well defined like that,” said Bowers. “The prices can be very high. I have been offered over $ 10,000 by five different buyers.”

It is not yet known if Bowers plans to sell the fantasy rock.