What they failed to mention is that also on the site an engraved stone tablet was found with the names Betty and Wilma and a recipe for something called an Upside Down Flint Rubble Bubble cake.
It's odd that woolly mammoths went extinct, but not African and India elephants, but if we had those woolly mammoth elephants still we'd be riding on them just like ones in Africa and India today.
Validates millions of childhood memories of whating to dig up fossils in your own backyard
The home.
Owner better be compensated tremendously and this will go to a museum most likely....
They wont get money but they will get forms of capital. Academic capital ot at least its potential.❤😂
They will get praise, applause, and gratitude.
Gee, is it because the guy said it would be displayed in the museum that makes you think it will go to a museum?
Basically nothing @@basicallyph0r
well its not their fossils, they didn’t even know those were there lol
This is the news I love ❤🦕🦖
My small local icecream shop no longer have a drive thru
Except it's not a dinosaur, it's a mammal... But still it is exciting.
I would certainly allow the dig to get the fossils; however, they have to promise to put the my yard back together.
So Awesome🦖🦕
If I was the one that found that, I'm keeping that shiiii
Fr fr
Selfish thing to do!
@ no it’s just too cool
There's people like me that would make a difference and make sure you didn't get to keep these they would be taken from you Bet On It guaranteed
@ stop saying “people like me” your not the main character 💀
It belongs to that guy he better get any financial benefits that come from it
Nope❤
I couldn't imagine being that greedy
If there's one, THERE COULD BE OTHERS THERE as well.
Maybe!
@okamijubei HENCE, THE WORDS; "COULD BE".
That is so cool that couple really has an excellent story to tell😁✌️❤️
So exciting! I’ve always thought mastodons were fascinating.
Did the home owner get paid
What? No! That would be grotesque in the extreme. A complete inversion in the process of education itself.❤😂
I'd want a payout for my find.
Spoken like a true greedy person
@donaldmiller4386 How is that greedy?
@@EVARANGIHUNA Because why wouldn't you want to share something so rare and amazing with the world unless you get paid for it?
@donaldmiller4386 Yeah, tell that to the museum when they charge you for entry.
@@donaldmiller4386he has a point💀
Pay me my money
Nah fr i need a couple mill
Not going to be neccessary.❤
For what?
This is what luck looks like
Amazing find!
Curious as to where in NY. I'm on Long Island which was formed by the glaciers from the ice age.
All over New York. Mastadons were in what we call North America. Covers Canada too.
How do you even know who to call in these situations? Like how do you know a local fossil guy?
Yea same I was just thinking like I didn’t know a whole museum fossils team will come to your house if you found them you know
This is so cool!!! I want to find ancient fossils in my backyard too! 😂
WOW THIS IS AWESOME!!!🤩
This man obviously lives in Fred Flintstones old house and this was his old dishwasher
How majestic..😊
Where in new york?
lol how validating for the hubby who always said so!
Lotta Orange Counties in the US
What they failed to mention is that also on the site an engraved stone tablet was found with the names Betty and Wilma and a recipe for something called an Upside Down Flint Rubble Bubble cake.
I live close to where the Burning Tree mastodon was discovered.
Mastodon? I thought that was a woolly mammoth.
Most people in this comment section dont even know the Time difference between Mastadons and Wolly Mammoths.
Older than jesus..
jesus isnt real
Yes by a few million years
Does anyone know if they get paid for finding these in their yard?
Aaron Mitchell would appreciate this 🦕🤖😂
So would Darius Bowman 🦖
It's odd that woolly mammoths went extinct, but not African and India elephants, but if we had those woolly mammoth elephants still we'd be riding on them just like ones in Africa and India today.
i would never give it to museums they suck
It was located next to the JFK Jr dead bear
Some prehistoric bones can be found right in our own back yards but most bones were turned into ocean sand.
No
Before the flood
no, during the first Ice Age millions of years ago. 10,000 years ago was the second Ice Age that killed the mammoths. This is a Mastadon.
Nice.❤😂
Damn it died there ….im so sad 😞 it’s last moments…what happened?! Who killed it ?! Why ? Is it A he or she ? I’m upset .
🤔 just few meters from the top soil??
So easy...
How suspicious..🤔
Climate change
😅
🤷♂
Did the home owner get paid