Hello, I just saw your UA-cam channel, I love your work, I am Mexican, in the region where I live, Monterrey Nuevo León, it is desert and there are many fociles, I am an Archaeologist but I love geology and paleontology, many greetings
I live in Sealbeach California and unfortunately nowhere near a beach that has amazing fossils on it. I really enjoy watching you guys find these amazing fossils. Thank you for videotaping them for us to watch
Another incredible video. So cool that take us along to that very special shoreline(s) as you know how to find the moments in ancient history and to hold that ichthyosaur jaw must be mind blowing. Great work preserving it and all of your fossils. Thanks 🙏🏽
Another enjoyable video guys! I’ll never get bored of seeing the seaside. The variety of fossils that are easily visible is interesting to see as well. 🙂
Love seeing the fossils...blows my mind these creatures were doing their thing long before mankind evolved on this planet...what a wonderous and beautiful world they lived in (And probably pretty violent).
Nice on the Crinoid find, the world famous Crawfordsville Crinoid Beds are just down the highway from me... the teeth and jaw you are working at has quite the eye appeal! Cheers!
Boy would I love to hit that fossil place. A friend of mine had a very nice way to preserve fossils. She had her bathroom and shower wall and floors all in fossils it was just amazing. I loved the idea so I’ve been back out hunting fossils for my own bathroom in my home.
Relaxing and enjoyable video as always, great finds especially at the end, Yorkshire has really good fossils, I live in mersyside do you know anything about the fossils there anyway great channel.
I don't like how modern cameras automatically adjust light based on amount of light in the view, that's most stupid thing ever, and it became a standard. If you move the camera up to include any portion of the sky, the rest of the image instantly get darker, it is so unnatural, that's how our eyes see the world, even though our eyes adjust a little, but not that dramatic. When will the camera makers realize their stupidity?
A wonderful place to collect. I loved walking the beach with you. That ichthyosaur jaw at the end is inspiring! As is the pile of unprepped goodies that hold ammonites and nautilius - and joy for years to come!
Hi guys. Really enjoying watching your videos. Have you done a video about recognising a nodule? I'm not exactly sure what I am looking out for. Thanks.
Awesome video as always, but quick question: where can I get a wide chisel and hammer like the one you use in the 3:00 - 3:20 section? Even a name for those two types of tools would be helpful! Also, using skiing googles as eyewear is brilliant!
The teeth fossil...priceless find! Would love it if you could maybe show us a pic of what the heck it belonged to millions of years ago. I could google it, but that's no fun. Great adventure video!
Wish large fossils like those were more prevalent here. Majority of what you see here are just disks from crinoid stems, though I am pretty happy with the crinoid crown I found.
seems to me you have way bigger beauties inside those rocks ,but using chisel ,,,distroys most of them . there is no other way to extract them witout poking them randomly? :) i so love the magnificent pieces you find .its liek returning back in time in one instant .great job
that jaw bone with the teeth is amazing! what kind of price-range would that sell in? i can't imagine a better spot to hunt either. fresh material that nobody has looked at. nice
It’s generally down to experience, but essentially you have to try and tap in the direction to where you think the fossil will be positioned, quite hard to get a feel for it until you’ve opened quite a few of them
100% I would 100% absolutely love to have one sent to me have been a rock impossible collector since I was a kid amateur of course but just such a satisfying feeling when you're the first to look at something that hasn't been seen in millions of years you know what I mean
While "Can you spot the fossil?" is my favorite part, I also love when you slowly pan the cliff face. I enjoy imagining what is still hiding. Also, do you know what species of trees the petrified wood are?
Do you have to have a permit to hunt for fossils and/or have to register them. There are a few places here in the States, you can't dig for or remove from the area without permission and permits.
I am wondering two things: 1. At 4:33 the stone seems so symmetrically encasing the fossil. Is that chance? Or has the fossilisation caused a zone of hardness differential that has resulted in the pattern of sea-wear being equidistant all around the fossil? 2. Why there has not been developed a more elegant, maybe slower chemical method for extracting the fossils besides just hitting everything with a hammer and chisel, albeit with skill and experience?
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It's truly amazing how something so old can be so well preserved! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Calgary has many well preserved fossils
@@deborahgrantham7387 I lived in drumheller for a few years. I know all about it haha
Hello, I just saw your UA-cam channel, I love your work, I am Mexican, in the region where I live, Monterrey Nuevo León, it is desert and there are many fociles, I am an Archaeologist but I love geology and paleontology, many greetings
Just beautiful ! The dinosaur footprint and the Ichthyosaur jaw are magnificent!!
Loved it, please don't get any better with the camera 😊
The Ichthyosaur jaws are one of the most beautiful fossils that l see,thanks for sharing :)
You’re most welcome, I absolutely adore them as well! One of my favourite pieces and a great memory finding it, thanks for watching :)
Amazing fossils, great videos, what is the beach that you do your hunting on, I mostly go to lyme regis and Charmouth
Thanks steve
Amazing find, the jaw is. A whole cryniod. Wow. Thank you for posting
Wow, that jaw and teeth fossil is amazing! Such a beautiful piece to have intact like that.
I live in Sealbeach California and unfortunately nowhere near a beach that has amazing fossils on it. I really enjoy watching you guys find these amazing fossils. Thank you for videotaping them for us to watch
The ammonite(?) was delightful, not huge.
One of the very best fossil vids I have seen.
Another good video with stunning finds lads,keep them coming for those who can’t get to a beach.👍⚒
Another incredible video. So cool that take us along to that very special shoreline(s) as you know how to find the moments in ancient history and to hold that ichthyosaur jaw must be mind blowing. Great work preserving it and all of your fossils. Thanks 🙏🏽
I find these videos so relaxing. I want to drive to the coast and go fossil hunting now. I never knew we had so many interesting fossils in Yorkshire.
The pursuit and find are what drives the hobby. Holding "it" in your own hands is the ultimate joy of this hobby.
Cracking open a huge limestone nodule with the boys. Love it.
Thank you, nothing better than opening those stones!
@Sybe's Search It certainly does! Especially when there's lobsters/bones/fish inside etc. These are much rarer but still happen every now and again!
Always get jived when you upload, your vids are *Fire* dude. Hey to Shae ! 👍
That’s very kind of you to say, thank you!! Shae says hey!
Another enjoyable video guys! I’ll never get bored of seeing the seaside. The variety of fossils that are easily visible is interesting to see as well. 🙂
Thank you! That’s kind of you to say. There’s plenty of variety in both fossils and nature at the coast isn’t there 🦖🦕
@@YorkshireFossils It’s always changing too, a little different every time you go. So awesome.
What a beautiful area for observing/collecting fossils!
Love seeing the fossils...blows my mind these creatures were doing their thing long before mankind evolved on this planet...what a wonderous and beautiful world they lived in (And probably pretty violent).
It’s pretty unbelievable isn’t it! It makes it all the more special finding the fossils
Thankyou for sharing ❤️ pretty cool 👍.
Thanks for watching, we hope you enjoyed it 🙏🏻
Just found your channel great video. I love the coast I live in Yorkshire and whenever I can I go
Great job,really enjoy watching your videos
Brilliant as always, love watching what you find :)
Thank you, I hope you enjoyed it!
Excellent, informative video...thank you👍🤗
Really enjoyed the video , fantastic jaw at the end , amazing 👍😎
Well done and Thank you from Texas!
Thanks, great video, the jaw is really special, hope to see it completed. Thanks. Bill
Thank you for this! I'm relieved that you all are OK--and back to fossil-hunting. Fascinating
Top shelf , top of the mark , top rate work , great job.
Very nice your vidéo 👌👓😇🐢
Nice on the Crinoid find, the world famous Crawfordsville Crinoid Beds are just down the highway from me... the teeth and jaw you are working at has quite the eye appeal! Cheers!
Very nice and interesting video......really enjoyed it....
It is a video that you can enjoy even if you do not understand the words. Your video is exciting to me.
i would be in my heaven at this spot. love weathered stone and moss and aging . mother nature, is the BOMB!!
This episode was awesome! Two beautiful ammonites, and the ichthyosaur jaws, also :) I'm glad I found your channel.
Boy would I love to hit that fossil place. A friend of mine had a very nice way to preserve fossils. She had her bathroom and shower wall and floors all in fossils it was just amazing. I loved the idea so I’ve been back out hunting fossils for my own bathroom in my home.
Love the iron pyrite coated ammolite! Gorgeous!
That one little nodule is a beautiful specimen and to watch you open it and expose I gasped and said “ that’s a beauty”! 👍🏼👍🏼 good find mate
Relaxing and enjoyable video as always, great finds especially at the end, Yorkshire has really good fossils, I live in mersyside do you know anything about the fossils there anyway great channel.
I don't like how modern cameras automatically adjust light based on amount of light in the view, that's most stupid thing ever, and it became a standard. If you move the camera up to include any portion of the sky, the rest of the image instantly get darker, it is so unnatural, that's how our eyes see the world, even though our eyes adjust a little, but not that dramatic. When will the camera makers realize their stupidity?
I like your advice about the cliff right off the bat, thank you.
Somebody took a sneaky dump behind a tree 🌲💩 and got caught 2 million yrs later 🤪
That’s a great Fossil it looks amazing. I just subbed from Australia. Hope you and your family are doing well all things considered. Take care
Great finds n video
I like the safety talk about shale, wind and the cliffs... I would of never known.
Very good 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
A wonderful place to collect. I loved walking the beach with you. That ichthyosaur jaw at the end is inspiring! As is the pile of unprepped goodies that hold ammonites and nautilius - and joy for years to come!
Hi guys. Really enjoying watching your videos. Have you done a video about recognising a nodule? I'm not exactly sure what I am looking out for. Thanks.
My father from Java once found fossilized rocks of ancient elephant tusks and ancient buffalo horns and then stored at home.
Beautiful landscape
Where did You go serch such fossiles?
Where is this? Looks stunning.
Incredibly rich, dynamic coastline.
Wow what’s the name of you place you hunt in the UK look awesome
Awesome video as always, but quick question: where can I get a wide chisel and hammer like the one you use in the 3:00 - 3:20 section?
Even a name for those two types of tools would be helpful!
Also, using skiing googles as eyewear is brilliant!
The teeth fossil...priceless find! Would love it if you could maybe show us a pic of what the heck it belonged to millions of years ago. I could google it, but that's no fun. Great adventure video!
Amazing video
Most interesting. Where is this location? Thanks
Are the red rocks an ocean polished sandstone or a hard Jasper?
Wish large fossils like those were more prevalent here. Majority of what you see here are just disks from crinoid stems, though I am pretty happy with the crinoid crown I found.
We don’t find much crinoid here, mainly ammonites. So it’s a rare treat when we see crinoids
Just from watching this video I learned that I would be a horrible fossil hunter. Not once did I get it right xD
Wow nice one👍
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Amazing finds! Great job!
Great video makes me want to go out fossil hunting
Can you do a show on how to look for fossils as in how do you know what stones to pick up and crack open. Thanks.
Keep up the good work.. thank you for sharing!
The jaw is beautiful!
What is geological formations of these area...
Love from India...
I just cracked open like 4 huge rocks and I cant find anything....how can you tell before you open the rock if your gonna find something????
*ROCK* - "please don't smash me, I am hiding a GIANT ammonite inside - tee hee hee!"
*ME* - "Gonna call Yorkshire Fossils on you to break you up"
Is this coast of Ireland?
Thanks for that cliff advice .
Do you guys have a vid of what to look for for people who would like toys strat hunting
seems to me you have way bigger beauties inside those rocks ,but using chisel ,,,distroys most of them . there is no other way to extract them witout poking them randomly? :) i so love the magnificent pieces you find .its liek returning back in time in one instant .great job
I hope you let a museum know about the copalite.
De très jolies découvertes 👍
Where are you located??
Did you pull that plate full of crinoids? Worth prepping I would have thought!
Hi there what country is this if you dont mind
Ok, i have NO idea why you would destroy that imperfect ammonite fossil. Someone else would have cherished that!
Where! Is that?
Hello mate, is it UK? Thanks from Milton Keynes, UK
Hey mate, it sure is
that jaw bone with the teeth is amazing! what kind of price-range would that sell in? i can't imagine a better spot to hunt either. fresh material that nobody has looked at. nice
How do you know which direction to tap?
It’s generally down to experience, but essentially you have to try and tap in the direction to where you think the fossil will be positioned, quite hard to get a feel for it until you’ve opened quite a few of them
That jaw is amazing!!
100% I would 100% absolutely love to have one sent to me have been a rock impossible collector since I was a kid amateur of course but just such a satisfying feeling when you're the first to look at something that hasn't been seen in millions of years you know what I mean
Awesome man!
While "Can you spot the fossil?" is my favorite part, I also love when you slowly pan the cliff face. I enjoy imagining what is still hiding. Also, do you know what species of trees the petrified wood are?
I agree spot the fossil is definitely one of my favourite bits
Where is the location. It’s beautiful
Do you have to have a permit to hunt for fossils and/or have to register them. There are a few places here in the States, you can't dig for or remove from the area without permission and permits.
I’ll be back up that way when this godforsaken lockdown ends, I feel the need to smash some rocks (ones that contain fossils this time I hope).
Haha sounds good, best of luck for when you can get back up!! Hang in there, I know it’s a tough time
Where I'm Yorks hire is this location. I used to go fossil hunting in Whitby. Those cliffs are full of fossils.
“Can you spot the fossil?”
me: 👀👀👀👀 CAN I???
What animal did that jaw come from? I missed what you said
wow. thanks for sharing..
I am wondering two things:
1. At 4:33 the stone seems so symmetrically encasing the fossil. Is that chance? Or has the fossilisation caused a zone of hardness differential that has resulted in the pattern of sea-wear being equidistant all around the fossil?
2. Why there has not been developed a more elegant, maybe slower chemical method for extracting the fossils besides just hitting everything with a hammer and chisel, albeit with skill and experience?
there are slower way but you have to take the whole rock home with you then
how do I get a boulder to open the contains an ammonite? I don't use instagram.
I have my own finding which I need some help to recognize of what sort of Fossil it is.
Great to have one to open on my own, do you have Instagram
Am a big fan livevin eastsussex but it's my birthday on the 19th of June xxx 33 years old lol but love the sea n dinosaur bones xxx
Fascinating video.