Chasing History: Dinosaur Bones Vs. Roots!
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Chase joins dino digger and frequent guest Aamon Jaeger in the Two Medicine Formation of northwest Montana to track down exposed dinosaur bones. The two explain how these fossilized bones are being threatened by time and exposure to the elements.
Great info! Enjoyed the video
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6:08 yeah, thats a lot of root rot right there! Going to be a lot of work to prep that.
Heck yeah it was! but important to show the public the threat fossils have to something a natural as roots! ......... note.... by buddy was able to prep it out! haha...
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if you get a chance please share our episode on your social or in FB groups! it really helps us to get the word out!! and if you enjoy the kind of content we put out be sure to check out our weekly podcast. its short 15min on some cool something about history with 2 local radio morning DJ's .... its a lot of fun, something a little different... but still good informative history
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7:00 hes not mentioning the fact that the hollow, spongy core of those fossil bones naturally hold water.... like a sponge. Thats why the roots are so invasive in them.
You are correct! and thanks for adding that info in the comments! we dont have a script, nothing in CH is Scripted so sometimes we forget a few things! thanks for the addition!