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Fossil Hunting After A Land Slide! 🏝 What Did We Find? 🦕 | Fossil Hunter
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2021
- Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see all of the fossils! This is an insight into the past, what life was like 180 Million Years Ago even before many of the most famous land-dwelling Dinosaurs ever existed.
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made me so curious about what could have been in that red one that you left because was too big ..perhaps another astonishing discovery .keep us on that beach longer :)))
@Mel Hawk if anything 'pops out' I'd run a mile :)
I’m viewing this video months later. But I agree to wanting to see big red opened!
can you imagine being a child and finding the one you left....... I would say that kind of kind act could be life changing to some one. Your a great young man.
You have your interaction with the viewers spot on! Very enjoyable to watch these video's 👍
Thank you 🙏 I hope you enjoy them 🦕🦖
love how the fossil at the end is re introduced to salt water after millions if years .. Live the content
Ohh... I do hope you get back tothe big one there. Now you've peaked our curiosity! :-D
I think you’re brilliant, I’d totally spend my life doing this if I could
"Mucky ammonite" is not something I'd ever expected to hear. Made me grin.
Thank you for the "spot the fossil" segments! You're teaching me-- I spotted one, this time. :D
The fragile one was amazing. Just came apart, and there were the chambers, almost like they'd been saw-cut. Very cool.
A nice productive little walk I'm popping up to Yorkshire on the 10th to see what I can find keep up the good work 👍
Was a good little hunt! Enjoy and best of luck 🤞🏻
Lovely ammonites...but the one was so crumbly! Wow!💖
It was so peculiar! I’ve never seen one before like that haha
I always have mixed feelings about watching these I love seeing what people find but I’m also jealous because I can’t do this
I’m jelly I can’t do it too, but love watching!
Me too!
I know what you mean, hopefully at least enjoying these videos will make you feel like you are there though 🙏 I’m lucky to be able to do this so close to home 🦕🦖
Tell me about it.
Me to , I can’t walk anymore so it’s something I could never do but I enjoy this channel very much it for-fills a few of my dreams if only visually and that’s good enough for me 🙏👍
My used to take me down Saltburn cliffs hunting for ammonites when I was a kid. Almost 50 years ago!!
This looks location south of Saltburn.
The North East coast is a wealth of history.
Keep up the good work 👍
Almost 50 years ago I was In Marton, near Welshpool. If jou walk up the hills northwards there is black shale with lots of nice Graptolites.I am from Holland dont think i will ever visit this spot. At the time there was a small pit, Must be forest now.
Thankyou for sharing 😌 it was fun and exciting to watch.
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What a gorgeous day to be outdoors on that beach . What a large nodule you spotted . Ihope you get a chance to open it up and find something good , like the Stellare nodules we have down here along the Jurassic Coast. I like 👍🏻 that “crumble “ ammonite you found , you don’t know your own strength being able to open it up be hand 🤚 😁.
It was a really lovely day, and who knows what could be inside the nodule indeed! The nodules you find and open look so cool, I love the wood stones! My hand strength is now unstoppable, I can leave my hammer at home 😆😉
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Hello!
Would love to know all of the locations in your videos please! Most of the bays I find on the East coast don't have anywhere near the amount of stones as these! (Or if they do they're too dangerous to go near) 😁
the ammonites that are imbedded in the rock.... were they originally covered in rock?
They were indeed, and gradually naturally eroded to reveal them
I grew up in the American Southwest and watching you reach around and under rocks like at 07:19 gives me anxiety because in Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, etc. the land is full of creatures that can easily kill you if you reach to pick up a rock they're hiding under. 🦂 Scorpions, 🐍 Rattlesnakes, Black Widows, Wolf Spiders, Gila Monsters, 🐝 Killer Bees... SO MANY creatures that will bite or sting and send you to Hospital! You get used to it but you never really lose that "Don't reach down there without poking it with a stick first!" instincts.
Hello there yorkshire fossils I really like your videos and fossils I have a 3ft ammonite specimen
Hey, that’s awesome to hear, and great ammonite specimen! Wow
Wow nice…
Great video, and nicely produced and presented.
Another excellent adventure and video. Thank you for sharing your hard work
Happy to see this video. Thank you!
WOW! Awesome finds! I can't wait to see what's inside that MASSIVE one!
Obrigado , tanks, ótimo vídeo, Very good.
As I see this guy with his splendid hoby, I sing: "Our house, in the middle of our street"" Why??? look at his handsome face.
very good your video, in Brazil, we have few opportunities to find fossils
That ammonite was an interesting one! Never seen a crumble like it!
So unusual wasn’t it!
Far out!
Thank you.
Beautiful interesting fall. Thanks so much for the close ups.
The coolest vid from you
Hey Aaron and Hey to Shae! The amount of fossils you have in your area is whack, like that dino foot print. Thank you for the up loads!
Hey 👋🏻 you’re most welcome, I hope you are still enjoying the videos! Plenty more fossils to come!
Hello there yorkshire fossils your videos are very good and excellent indeed and enjoyable
Thanks again 🙏
This is great!
lovely videos, the music in the end is kinda loud though xD
Wow, i am always flashed, IT is soo interessant, what a nice Tour on the beach!!what is the name of your town in Yorkshire?
Greetings from Germany!!
Excelente video
I wish to have one of those Ammonite, done clicking Like and Subscribed - Greetings from the Philippines
On birth beach in wales U.K. there are loads of fossilise tree stumps on the beach. They’re so obvious as well.
Are you looking for the ultimate prize, T Rex? Happy hunting 👍👍👍
Nice to see you back
Thank you 🙏
can these be found in the USA ? in my State i find several Crynoid Stem Rock Chunks about the Size of a Softball , but not Full Flower, i mainly find a Chunk of stems, looks like 100 stems mashed together !
Any chance I could get a list of locations including the one in this video.. ??
My son is 10yrs old and he wants to become a palaeontologist we recently visited saltwick bay in whitby an found a few ammonites...
Thanks..
Where on the coast do you go looking for fossils I would love a Holliday there
You should come to Maryland, Alabama, Flordia, Tennessese, Okaholma, And Missouri. They have really great Fossils!
Any suggestions for fossil hunting areas in Alabama?
Please open the larger nodule next video!!!
Nice tour! :)
Thank you! :)
gud vid...
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Nice…
Eye lad eye
Did you ever go back and split that big red nodule?
What kind of place are you looking for mesozoic fossils?
Bet you are salivating every time there’s a big rock fall in the news?!?.
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I live near to it is it staithes
Whenever you say can you see it i always get tge wrong one
I would call for help to check out that high ball of a thing. Love to ser what's inside. Please go back
can you dissolve the outer casing to find a perfect fossil
holy ear trauma at the end....please watch your sound levels
God what I would give to do something like that. You wouldn’t get me out of there
When you keep pointing the camera at a thousand stones and ask "can you spot the fossil?"
The answer is no! We can't spot the fossil through a screen and out of perspective
Please go back with Shea. I’m dying to know what is in the red nodule.
I love playing "Spot the Fossil," but nearly always miss it. I'm improving, though!
Same it's very fun
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Hi there yorkshire fossils do you have a shop
Why not take the ammonites? I would pay good money for them. I love them, and if you don't take them, they'll probably be lost for ever.
The crushed ammonites in the shale would require a a lot of stabilisation and it’s not practical to save them all unfortunately. Of course if it was a rare specimen I would save it however
you need a head mounted camera
what was that mystery fossileeeeeee yet i am late for a year to ask 🤔
Awesome
Thanks 🙏
Open up the red nodule...
Oh! Stop it! Stop crushing them
Billions of dead things, buried in the rock layers, lay down by water, all over the earth. The flood of Noah.
Yeah no. These are built up over millions and millions of years. If the flood is the ocean, then sure.
These fossils prove the Flood of the Bible !
Hi. And, thanks for showing us. Do you, ever call a museum when you, think you got some thing cool..? Or know important. Or... Just go around breaking stuff. ("DerSgt.")
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I say Pop that red one open or I'll have to find someone who will. I know where that place is.
I hate to give you anxiety over it and no harm intended. But, c'mon man! Nothing ventured nothing gained. Plus, your killing your viewers! Lol
What is your name?
My name is Aaron
My brother is Shae