Record MAKO SHARK JAW Restored (How to Preserve a Shark Jaw)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Kat and I learned how to preserve a shark jaw this week and we wanted to share our experience with you. Shark Jaw removal is a difficult process and we don't condone it for trophy purposes. However, this jaw was salvaged in the early 70's by a dive shop near Cocoa Beach, Florida. We acquired the jaw after it spent 50 years collecting dust. And we hope to preserve it for use in our educational programs. The jaw is incredibly large and may be largest Mako shark ever caught fishing in Florida.
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Kat and I had a blast restoring this amazing shark Jaw, we can't wait to use it to inspire kids (and maybe scare a few) in our future educational programs :)
Hello there I'm new to your channel. Been watching since the Rona, love the your videos. Its great to see the history you bring up. I forge rock hammer. If you use them, I would like to send a pair from the Pacific northwest. Let me know. Thanks for the great content. Cheers
Hey maybe next time try and source some maggots or worms, I think I watched a video of some folks who used words to remove flesh before 🤔
Thanks so much for the shout out 😄 This was a great video! Really enjoyed seeing you prepare the jaws!
Oh wow, great job, you guys! That turned out really well! And so nice of you to give Mamlambo a shout-out--love his channel!
Your channel is the best! I'm not a kid, rather someone who majored in Anthropology and had dreams of becoming a Paleontologist but ended up in an entirely different field. I used to have an extensive bone collection, with everything from whale bones to a human tibia fragment found in a river. All of that was lost in a house move and I have always wondered where it ended up. Anyhow, thank you for all the excellent content.
IT SMILED WHEN IT DIED MUST OF HEARD A BAD JOKE LOL
Hey love the videos you have made me want to come down to Florida and go fossil hunting. Crazy mako jaw keep it up👍👍
That is so cool that you guys have a shark jaw😃
A shark jaw jig was not what I was expecting to see today. Very cool to watch the prep of a modern shark, thanks for taking us along for the process. Great result!
Thank you for a great video ! Take care , stay safe and healthy there in Florida ! Doing well here in Kansas !
As much as I enjoy your adventures in the wild, these scientific videos you're sharing are fantastic! Loved the crystal forming video, and this one as well. Thanks!
Fascinating to watch! Very nice work.
Amazing job on that restoration!! Enjoyed watching the process!! Thanks for sharing! I’ve been watching Mamlambo for a couple of years now. Love his vids too!
Different indeed! But incredibly awesome! This is the first time I've seen a project like this executed, so it was very interesting and informative! Keep up the good work, guys!
Ahhh I remember kat she was my teacher back in middle school fam 💯💯 y’all vids tough ⚡️
How did you get your hands on this one? :D
The future wife or jaw!
@@DiggingScience the jaw ;)
Wow,you are so lucky! Where did you find that!
Great looking restore job, I learned a lot from this video. I will share it with a young friend of mine that is interested in Taxidermy .
Love this! Amazing! Excelent vídeo!
GREAT JOB !!!! Two thumbs WAY up, now it’s a masterpiece for display. L 👍👍
That was cool!
Thank you.
Awesome!!! Absolutely awesome!!!!!!!!!!
if the skull/bones are fresh-ish, put the part in a covered rubber tub, and fill with maggots, they will cleans the part until it's pearly white. No chemicals or extreme cleaning necessary.
That is awesome have you ever thought about re-creating a meg jaw ? Or any other prehistoric shark 🦈 jaw that would be fantastic to see 🙏😉
IT WOULD MAKE VERY COOL PICTURE FRAME
Wow u two did an awesome job on the jaw honestly ,but I have one that’s two years old I’m trying to whiten up and clean my again right now since I saw ur vid thank u for the good advice for real
Nice job. But, you are definitely gonna need a bigger boat.
Love you and kat Great job
Wow so cool
I just watched this and it was an awesome video. What I'd like to know, if you wouldn't mind, is if you could show how the ancient mako teeth you find compare to the modern mako as you showed above. Thanks for such great content. :)
We will try to in the future!
What an....Outstanding you two did on that beautiful jaw...WOW....Thanks very much for sharing it.....Stay safe....God bless...!
Alright your talking to mamalambo he’s awesome !!😎🇺🇸love the jaws very COOL
Question on this Shark Jaw! Originally, how was the jaw dried and preserved so that the teeth didn't fall out? (50 years ago? if you know!) Sun Dried, Salt or Borax packed? I've used Borax powder or Laundry detergent in the past to dry pheasant wings etc. Recently (here in Brazil) I caught a 200lb Maiko and saved the jaw & teeth, planning to mount it. Unfortunately, not having a good place to work etc., I decided to boil it in salted water, thinking I could easily take off the meat and skin, but didn't realize that the teeth are embedded in the cartilage, not the bone, which was just boiling down to a cartilage broth.. Most of the teeth fell out and what was left were smaller teeth still embedded in the cartilage. I ended up saving the teeth to make something later, but threw out the toothless jaw bones! If you have a tip for best way to preserve teeth in place and still getting the flesh off, please let me know! THANKS!
I have already subscribed to his channel before you mentioned it !
Looks Awesome
I did this in australia with same shark jaw,, mako ,and put the defleshing to the ants who did a great job quick.
Awesome
Hi guys, have you ever thought of selling any of the not too special finds from the trips (eg dugong bones or horse teeth or excess teeth) on a website or do u keep everything that you find?
Great videos
Not to worry, he was a vegetarian shark , harmless.
KOOOOOLLLL video .
Mike Espo .
Right out of jaws the movie
So cool!
Wow, Nice!
What if you use pickling alum to clean the greasy parts? Will it damage the jaws?
Wouldn't want to get bitten by that
They need a bigger boat.😂😂😂
Did he give it to you, or did you buy it?
it kinda looks like tiger shark teeth
Do the rooster next!!
Guys, this was very interesting and educational to watch! However, it does not appear to me that the stretching/remolding worked... Take a look at the lower jaw teeth in the center at 2:28 (where it’s pointed out how straight and flexible the jaw has become) and compare that to the finished product at 13:35. The teeth are completely jammed together again. 😕
For the very large MEG teeth, 5 - 6 in, has anyone estimated the size of the shark?
Yes, conservative estimates for a shark with 6" teeth are around 45 ft. Maximum estimates would be around 60 ft.
Why not use ants to clean the remaining tissue? 🐜
holly cow
You almost need a loop curette to scrape off the meat.
Can you please tell us which animal exctinct or not is your favorite?
Where can you get that 32 percent peroxide?
Kat is a hottie.
This is for you, brother 🍺
That rooster 🥴
Dawn dish soap !
Nice man! There’s a dude who has an Instagram account and he works with this stuff professionally, if you don’t know he he is I think his account is called sharkdema, I’d check his stuff out it’s pretty cool too!
So, what are your credentials as you seem to know quite a lot of detail knowledge immediately upon pulling an artifact from it's resting place? Great videos!...
The phrase that comes to mind is: Did you water-pik today?
Is there any surviving megalodon jaws out there ?
It’s too bad you can’t find a giant ant hill I’m sure ants would help you take care of that flesh removal.
thats what I used & they did a perfect job,, not a spot left & bright white.
poor shark that shark was killed for the jaw
32% peroxide can more than bleach your skin lol
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Sweet baby gsus. It’s a shame that people catch and kill sharks. Most useless thing I’ve ever heard of, I know you guys didn’t do it. I mean the shark fishing contests where tons of boats go out and they all keep the biggest sharks of the day just to have a crane hoist it up on the dock......humans.....kill, trash, take ,take , take....we don’t deserve the earth tbh...judgment soon come
What's more amazing is this beautiful hot chick
worse restoring ever seen!
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Terribly preserved
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