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I came across some fossil bones covered in matrix, best way to remove the matrix without damaging the bone?

This helped me a lot and I didn't even finish the video because I didn't need more help I always thought enough of it to know what to do

I have found fossils at my school Andover elementary in Andover mn. Where should I find someone to help me dig up the rest of the fossils carefully and like a paleontologist

Will fossils survive cold weather

Wat if used a wire brush?

All fossils are the same age put down all in the same year due to the world wide flood! Millions of years ? LO!

Nice video. Now that that's said... More distortion on the microphone than a noise metal band 😵‍💫. It's not that difficult to not sound like you're posing as the band Slipknot posing as the pilot of a 747.

Fantastic content, but I’m afraid the technical production is terrible! The sound is low-quality and only in the left channel, and the camera is out of focus the whole time. Some cheap podcasting equipment would do wonders!

Good video. I'd like to see protecting fossils and the use of chemicals. Please work on the audio production of video with better microphones. Thanks !

If you geta chance, check out the bluffs along the Mississippi in St. Paul.

your volume was so low i can barely hear you.....

Very educational video thankss

I really love ur vids keep it up🔥❤

I really like everything related to gastropods and ammonites they are the most common in my area

yessir an introduction that kids dont even care about

5:33 “so keep tuned for that”

bad ass!

I have a fossilized rattlesnake den it’s literally entirely snakes all seem to be biting into each other is it worth cleaning up and I forgot some of the areas where the snakes have bitten the venom crystallized

So I have a question, long story short I found a fossilized black seashell stuck in a layer or granite. Now its extremely fragile and I want to clean and protect it and it's way out of my league. Who can I take this to?

Yesssssssssssss only one Washington 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 PNW 💕🥳

Did you do a video on separating multiple fossils from matrix? Thank you.

Have you polished a horn coral before? And if you have please send me the steps. Thank you

TIL that British people pronounce epoch "ee-pock" and American people pronounce epoch "eh-pick" and both are correct. As an American I greatly prefer the British pronunciation because I want to know if we are talking about a period of time or a heroic story, but to each their own. Great video!

Great video..I wish you'd do more videos on the more in-depth side of photographing the mold form of fossils which are hard to distinguish at times!

Can you reuse the sheets?

At least I know now how to clean my faucet. Loving the captions!🤣

I live in rochester mn and it's really neat to see someone discover Quarry Hill 😃! Alongside the roads all over rochester and the surrounding towns there's great exposed limestone hills where I loved to go find little fossils when I was little. Keep up the good work!

"This little fellow" ...such love for the fossil....I have to feel the love! Fossils forever!

How can I clean a crinoids fossil

So glad you could make it, didn't realize how many fossils here. My creek is of special interest to me now

Kekw

Your so underrated :)

I found an awesome sea biscuit fossil this morning!!

Read Romans 10:9 in your Bible

Read Romans 10:9 in your Bible

that was cool i liked the part with the wood :)

That poison ivy right in front of you

From where u got these images

Fantastic Webinar. Thanks so much Rachel, brilliant. Undoubtedly the best one on this channel. Well the 1.5k views speaks for itself. Learnt so much, and your references to resources are incredibly useful too. (Shame about the Q&A at the end where Elleanor not only leaves a condescending pause after each of Rachel's answers, she kept citing off-target questions such as _"where can you buy this? where can you buy that?_ Rachel clearly does not buy any of the equipment, she is the the expert who uses them! : and how about _"will a dentist give me their old tools"_ - like, Rachel must be a fortune-teller too, lol)

It is a Cats face Very nice thanks

Great video! Very good speaker. I would really like to do this.

Go to sucia island for fossils. Washington’s tyrannosaurid was found there!

We have found several specimens of various species of fossils. The majority were fragile and any sort of pressure crumbled our find. Any idea how to clean these with proper cleaning solutions?

Hi I just joined myfossil and watched this and wow. Great job. I'm off to get started.

need info in chemicals I can use on trilobites in limestone from Kankakee river in Illinois. I have friends at the FIELD MUSEUM I SEE AND MESSAGE ONE BUT SEEING WHAT I MIGHT LEARN FORM YOU. THANK YOU...

already on your sight posted a few trilobites im learning how to properly post on your sight help me fill in the blank thanks.

This is such a cool idea! Fossils everyone can use in many different applications.

Your video is very informative. Thank you. I truly appreciate it👍👍

Fantastic video Fossil Project! Looking forward to the next installment on North American megafauna! Thanks for taking suggestions! Megafauna often live in the shadows of raptors and tyrannosaurs, which can make learning more a scavenger hunt sometimes. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

I am a starter in this hobby can anyone please give me some advice? thx