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Crocodile, Plesiosaur Fossils: 3 DAY Outdoor Fossil HUNT! | Fossil Hunter
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2023
- Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see the special fossil at the end! 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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Toujours un Moment de Détente🍀🎬Beau Travail comme d'habitude🔬Alex From France Picardie🙏🌌
A nice treat for Friday evening tonight! Thanks Alex as always 🙏🏻
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💥WOW💥 What an exciting wonderful video. thank you for sharing this with us. I guess the 2nd stone correctly and I love that crocodile jaw. Can't wait for the next one and the💥 scenery shot, chef kiss...💥🐊🦕🦖 actually everything was.
You’re welcome 🙏🏻 Really glad you enjoyed it all! Thanks so much 🤞🏻
Spot the Fossil!! I've been missing those segments, since you do a great job of balancing the ease and challenge of them. I watch on a telephone screen, and successfully spotted 3 out of the 7. Pretty sure I didn't spot more because I kept getting distracted by other potentials. X) So, thumbs up, I think you did well with these spotting sessions for us.
Wow! That multi-orientation nodule was something else! I'm impressed that it cracked away from the ammonite on edge, rather than through it.
Thank you for showing us the plesiosaur vertebra and rib, and showing how they may have gone together. Museums always show pictures of a person shadow standing beside a dinosaur shadow to give an idea of the size, but it's so much more effective to see a human hand holding one of the bones.
Glad you like these segments coming back, I’ll aim to include more! Well done on the fossils that you spotted 🙌🏻
I think it’s great to hold the fossils for scale too, and to be able to lift them up and show all the way around them. Some fossils are of course too large to pick up, but holding fossils like this works well
Excellent content ! Always giving so much more 😉
Proper eye candy that’s for sure 👌🏻 ❤
Thank you so much 🤩💜
2:10 yes just how I thought it would look!
Also did you spot the partial dactilioceras outer whirl in the bottom right? It probably wouldn’t be worth bringing back only being a segment and all but it was pretty big and good condition
I think I saw it but because it looked partial I didn’t pick that one up
Nice effect with the split screen. I like trying to spot the fossil but it’s hard I think because it’s only 2 dimensional.
Thanks for the feedback, I’ll try and make it a bit more interactive ⚒️
So about the difficulty, the hiddoceras was quite easy for me but the first one I would never have found along with the one after the hildoceras but other than moving closer so you have less options there’s not much you can do
Thanks so much, this is really helpful to hear! Did you watch on a big screen or on your phone? Trying to get the balance right depending what size screen people watch on 🤔
Really great video ! ! !
Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻
Would I be cheating if I confess that I looked at it on a big screen TV, its is harder for me to see on the phone... But I still enjoy watching it on either screen all enjoyable to me.💥😌👍💥
I think that’s allowed 😬 I prefer watching them on a big screen TV!
@@YorkshireFossils You can really see the detail that's very much appreciated. You guys keep up the hard work and we'll keep coming back to watch.😌👍
this is very good you are so excited to get this beautiful fossil it is certainly very valuable👍👍👌
Well done, chaps.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Great content, nice easy viewing with a cup of coffee. Love it when you pause the picture and we try to spot the fossils, difficulty level is good for me as I can’t get them all, so room for improvement from me. 🤣
Some lovely surprises when you open them up.
Keep up the great work lads, I appreciate you bringing these little adventures to us. 😁👍
Thanks so much, we really appreciate that. We will keep trying to make our videos more interactive too! See you in the next one 🙏🏻
Some really NICE finds there BRILLIANT !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much!! 🦖🦕🦴
@@YorkshireFossils Your welcome
Amazing finds.
Thanks so much
Love your channel, beautiful photography, interesting commentary. I would like to know the geologic process that creates the nodules that contain the fossils. Also, could you do an episode showing us the different species., with the names in print. Do you watch Michigan Rocks. He finds beautiful fossils too.
Crocodile jaw was amazing.
Thanks so much ⚒️🦕🦖
4:15 no because the, “Can you spot the fossil?” Text was covering it haha
Thank you - noted!
Definitely popping over when weather better. Have few fossils found when River Wharfe N.yorkshire was dry one summer but definitely need an Ammonite on display. Good hunting
I’ve not been to that river before but it looks picturesque! Good luck with your ammonite hunt 🤞🏻
Love playing spot the fossil, that pyritized ammonite, was AMAZING
Thanks so much, more fossils to come! 🐙🦎
You are living the dream ❤
When they are formed, they also float in the river. You will have to read a text about the process of its formation.
Its story is millions of years old. The name of this stone is Shaligram. It is formed in the river of Nepalganj, near the origin of the river on the top of the Himalayas.
WOW, were i live we have sandy beaches and no fossils. Were do you 2 live? Love to come over and look for fossils.
Thanks! 🏝️ This is in Yorkshire 🏖️
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I am first man on your comments
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Some metal detecors will ping when you run them over pyrite, have you ever thought of using one of those in your hunts? I think getting some arial drone footage kf the area and especially the cliffs (since you cant approch them) woukd be pretty cool.
We haven’t thought of that but that’s a cool idea! Same about the drone idea. Thanks 🙏🏻
@@YorkshireFossils thanks for reading, always look forward to your treasure hunts.
Wow 😮
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What if they were actually the same creatures!!!
( just ignore the fact they don’t have a relatively recent common ansestor, don’t look remotely alike, and are pretty much polar aquatic opposites )
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These stones are made in Nepal and float in the river, people come to some shore and those who know how to give, swim and take them out. I think they go to the sea and reach this place.
🙏 These crops are made in Nepal and they are called Shaligram. Sanatan Hindus worship it and the story of their formation is also in Hindu texts. Its history is millions of years old according to Hindu texts.
How do you know the vertebrae belongs to a plesiosaur?
We have studied Plesiosaur anatomy and can they have these distinct vertebrae 🦴 It’s possible this is actually Pliosaur, if that ends up being the case I’ll add that to a future video
👍👍 frian nex time
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻
@@YorkshireFossils You are welcome, friend ,, unique fossil discoveries, and very interesting ,,👍
I see a fossil at 2:03 on the right side lower half!
Супер!!!!👍👍👍
Thanks so much! 🦕🦖
🤩💪Fantastic … 😀😍🌊🦕 🐊 Hve agrt wknd 🤗
Thanks, you too!
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When you do spot the fossil could you by any chance get a little closer I can never see them because the video is taken so far away
Thanks for the feedback, we’ll certainly keep trying to improve the spot the fossil in future videos!
Yes, I love looking for the fossils but the words that you put up on the screen made it very difficult to see through the letters
Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻
for me find the fossil is too hard, get a bit closer and give us a chance.
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated!
Where is this please, I live in North Lincolnshire
Hey, I recommend Saltwick Bay for fossil hunting
@@YorkshireFossils I'm interested in marine crocs
In Old Indian Hindu Sanatan texts, there is mention of this Shaligram stone that the process of making this stone is done by insects which have sharp teeth and this stone falls in the river and floats away.
Really difficult to spot fossiles…
I’ll have to adjust the difficulty 🤔
you missed two ammonites
You've trained my eyes well - I'm being to do better on "spot the fossil"
Not easy to see on my IPad
Thanks, we will try to improve the videos