INSANE FOSSILS at the 2024 Tucson Gem Mineral and Fossil Show
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2024
- Join Ben and Michelle as they give you a tour of the coolest fossils of the 2024 Tucson Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Show!
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I own a few Megalodon teeth. The biggest one that I have is 5.5 inches long. The two smaller ones are about 3.5 inches long. This place looks incredible with all of the fossilized things of the past.
That largest one is a very respectable size for a megalodon tooth! This is definitely a place I’d recommend fossil and mineral lovers to attend at least once.
Hola a mi encantan los fosiles está muy padre ese lugar en dónde es?
It’s several different venues laid out all throughout the city of Tucson, Arizona. A great place to go for any fossil enthusiast!
Hi, good video! I had a question regarding one of the fossils seen in de video. at 02:41 you can see many associated (?) teeth in different patches of matrix (one with vertebrae). At first I thought they could be from Cretoxyrhina but the lateral cusplets make me reconsider this idea (I'm aware that older species of Cretoxyrhina have lateral cusplets, but I can't be sure as some of the teeth have a different morphologies than those I could see in Cretoxyrhina). You recall which species name it was given in the expo?
Thank you! Those teeth in question are of Otodus obliquus and were recovered in the phosphate mines around Khouribga, Morocco. Hope this helps!
Hola que bello lugar a mi me encantan los fósiles en que parte se encuentra