Unboxing Dinosaur Fossils - Teeth, Bone, Egg & More!
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2023
- Ever seen inside a dinosaur tooth? On today's Unboxing, Rebecca & Tom are taking a close look at dino teeth and other amazing artifacts. Learn about the structure and properties of these unique relics, and how to start your own collection! Plus we've got prehistoric fish you have to see to believe!
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What a cool episode. I find fossils all the time, but none as beautiful as the ones you showed us today.
i love fossils! this was such a fun episode! ammonites are my favorite thing to collect
i got an opalized belemite in my collection
Super cool!
Those are amazing! I love fossil and definitely going to check out the website! My favorite piece was the dino tooth with the mineral growth on it! Too cool!
Nice Carcharodontosaurid dinosaur teeth. Not Madagascar but Morroco. Same with the Spinosaurid tooth.
I have a crystallized rock in a shape of an egg in my collection.
But i wonder if it's considered to be fossilized or something else. Or maybe something inside?
I've got one, inside is like an agathe, outside is like snake skin, seems a teeth, but I don´t know about it. I`ll take to the Museum of Natural Science. Thanks for this great video!
Dinosaur fossils are just cool. I have a couple teeth, spinosaur and mosasaur. Its just interesting to hold something thats hundreds of millions of years old. And they're not that expensive either. Of course the big ones get expensive and bones are more expensive than teeth. But you can get a couple nice teeth for a hundred bucks or so.
I recently saw a video where people claim that a stone that they refer to as "Light Stone" being able to turn water into Ice and make a flower bloom. It sounds really stupid but I think you guys should check it out and let people know the truth. It's popular In Nepal and I think the stone itself is some sort of scam. I'd love to know if something even similar to that does exist. Thank you.
holy cow that megalodon tooth
I picked up a couple of small pieces of opalized wood a couple years ago and they've quickly become my faves. Love paleontology, so these are screaming "buy me!". 🤑🤣
Fossils are so cool! I have a couple of dinosaur teeth and trilobites and just this weekend I purchased myself a big megalodon tooth! A splurge for sure but I have been wanting one for years! Mine though is beige in colour whereas yours were black so I would love to know how the black colouration happen?
This would have a been a good video to lend the dinosaur bone UA-cam playbutton!
Yeah! Love that
Good
Curious here, if one was to purchase one of these, would it come with any indication of provenance? Because the scientist in me abhors the exhumation of any artifact without at least a really specific location. I know that a lot of these were prolly collected in deposits before diagenisis, but where they were exhumed should be common knowledge. Love seeing Rebeccah! She's the best 😄 Geology is the best science!
All of the teeth were collected in Madagascar.
@@MrMadasfire Geology student, and it always genuinely surprises me how many fossils come from Madagascar, even looking at our extensive selection here at the community college I was the Geo lab assistant at here in colorado. I know that it separated from Gondwana relatively late but about the same time as India. Why does that make it so unique in density of fossils and unique flora and fauna? Prolly the most special place on planet earth
How does the nacre stay after fossilizing?
Does anyone know, why that one tooth has these weird bumps on it?
Shark, dinosaur…. Pumpkin seeds. I don’t get it. Wut?!!! 🎃💕
tom brings the heat
Omg how expensive are these!!!
No opal fossil?? Tsk tsk lol i have some if your looking ;p
Enhydro precious opal vertebra fossil from Australia and some shells of course lol
@@OpalholicsAnonymous how much u got urs for ? I got a opal belmite from Australia
@kenfern2259 Mine were from a Retired Australian opal Lapidarys Retirement opal collection. He had stopped cutting 15-20 years ago and was selling some cabs to buy a guitar. I realised the photos were just bad and asked if he had any rough. Turns out he did. Most bought during the opal market crash.
I got a couple kilo of mostly rubs and some untouched rough and all the cabs he had. At the rates he got them for. He felt bad selling for more then the prices at the crash.
So i bought all the rough and half the cabs. Then bought the rest of the cabs 6 months later.
Im that collection of stable old field opal i found the enhydro.
I wish i had a belemnite, but I make do. Finding a retired Australian opal Lapidary Artist in Canada was lucky enough.
Getting old prices even more so.
But finding out 90% of the rough was potchless. Then finding fossils and other old material i couldnt get nowadays. That was priceless.
And he got a couple nice guitars.
Win win win
@@OpalholicsAnonymous ohh the more u know , it must be cool. I got mine from opal auction there was one seller that accepted my offer . They are bloody expensive, these guys . I end up getting a smaller belmite that is in good shape compared to those larger ones but in bad shape .
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"Dinosaur " XD
i have here a. dinosaur teeth fossilized
Wait wait. Tom, go back and explain the egg again please? Not agatized, not fossil? Actual bones? Did someone smash bones together and make the egg... or is it an egg from dino...or aargh. Help! And thanks these are all so cool.
It was a large bone that was polished and shaped into an egg.
It's not an actual dinosaur egg
It's a good video, but please don't buy fossils just because you want to have a cool conversation starter or to brag in front of your friends. They are not meant to be passed around at partys, they're meant to be observed, studied and appreciated with care. Especially when buying more expensive and rare stuff like an unidentified dinosaur tooth. (Might also pass that to a Paleontologist instead.) Keep them at a safe place and also: Please keep all the information you have about a fossil and preferably display it together with the fossil.