I think it's cool you walk along and pick up a rock and say that's the ear bone. I would have chucked it. Thanks for educating us. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Incredible finding the matching whale ear bone right off the bat! Looks chilly though, all for the love of fossils. It's always so interesting to watch the finding and the prepping, thanks for taking us along on another adventure. You've got two new fans; I sat my brother and his girlfriend down and we we watched several of your videos together as they're interested in getting into fossil prepping as well. Thank you for making this information accessible and infectious! Cheers!
I am blown away at how you see these things for what they are when they are in so many different pieces far apart from each other on so many different hunts. Congrats on that accomplishment. And i sure hope it is a new species and they name it after you.😊
* WOW ~ Now I know Exactly where to look. Just find the end of the Rainbow!! Thanks for teaching us about Fossils.. Never saw a Whale skull before. Love watching you.
Awesome hunt again! You've been so lucky to keep finding additional pieces to your whale skull! Generally, this hunt seems to have been a really good one with a lot of interesting finds! Great to watch! :D One thing, though: as you yourself already suggested, the word "steinkern" is indeed of German origin. The word "Stein" meaning "stone" and "Kern" meaning nucleus ;)
I'm not a world traveler, so it's still so strange for me to see it being winter where you're at while I'm sitting in 115°F heat index over here in the Southern United States. Awesome finds! I love finding less common items, even if they're not complete! Thanks for taking us along!
Nice finds! Chalk that up to a successful day! I would've had to take that petrified wood too. 😅 I love the prep work videos, including the bone puzzle. They're intriguing. 👍❤️
That’s really cool you found the missing piece of whale skull…that crab looks pretty cool and the big piece of petrified wood looks really interesting, is it fully petrified of just a part of it ?
Glad to see you out and about. Must be cold in NZ because kangaroo Island is freezing with these polar surges. Really hard getting my subscribed & Belled channels I’m following
Hopefully when all this is over with 2 or we can go places I would like to go down there and take a look around, I'm from Washington State in the northwest of the states
I am just in awe of your ability to see that odd-shaped rock, and mentally fit it to the rocks you already have, over a period of months. So cool! And speaking of cool, I'd trade a little of your frost for our current weather, we're having high 90's now (Fahrenheit) Of course I shouldn't complain, we normally are already in the 100's, so we're having a cooler than normal summer. Anyway, loved it!
I love the idea of finding the remains of creatures from millions of years ago. Are there any noteworthy places you’d recommend looking on the east coast of the US?
I'd recommend seeing if there are any rockhound clubs around, they usually know of all the spots! I'm sure there are some good shark teeth areas on the east coast.
I want to go an find some crab fossils with my kids I have a spinal injury and can't walk for miles if I went to motunau would there be much chance of finding some around there? I live in Christchurch. Love watching your videos and you find some cool things!
Just finished hauling a load concretions from the creek. Love learning @ the fossils ! Even bought a fossilized whale ear bone at my rock show as others laughed over whales having ears, as if I was ripped off , I think ! ? Since I don’t know what I’m doing I wouldn’t try to break one open 😬…
@@MamlamboFossils steinkern.de is also the home of an excellent German fossil community. Hard to read the German texts, but we can always look at the pictures :-)
@@MamlamboFossils interesting. Well, I'm glad you could still make it out during the colder weather. Also...super lucky you found the missing piece! The universe had your back that day!
You should keep a small portion of the OG rock from that whale skeleton with you whenever you go looking for more bits. Would make finding potential rocks that might be to hard to turn over or maybe even obscured easier. Like a small chip off the bigger ones. Just a thought. Would certainly take guess work out of the equation, you find a suspect rock, you put the chip on it, and figure it.
Well I sure would look stupid because the whale ear you found looks like a rock. I believe you though. But as I'm looking at the site, looks like the whole damn whale is there! LOL 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Got a couple questions what kind of scribe do you use and how cheaply can I aquire one I've realized from your videos there's loads of concretions on the beach here and would be really fun for the kids to go hunt them and then get them out enough to see
At the 510\513 mark I saw the letter M in the rocks. Silly I know but since your name starts with the same letter. I thought it was kind of neat to catch that in all those stones.
I dont mean this to be offensive or mean. I am betting at some University there are some future paleontologists that have a drinking game involving you saying earbone, and maybe crab. 🤔😁🇺🇸 really enjoy the show man keep up the great work. 👍
@@MamlamboFossils very cool. If I lived in New Zealand you would have to run me away from the fossils with a shillelagh. Looks like too much fun, and I really enjoy cold weather. I used to paddle canoe and kayak in winter at night especially fun when it snowed. Also went white water in winter open kayak some. I bet a dry suit and an air compressor would be fun alittle bit out in the water. There are people here that hunt Meg teeth and mammoth teeth, even saw a video of a guy that found a sperm whale jaw with teeth intact in a river. But the river is infested with gators. Look forward to your next video, between you and Aquachigger I'm wanting to hunt things again. Been a while.
@@MamlamboFossils Interesting. That is very reasonable rules. I wish they had better rules in the USA. It kills me to know there are fossils that are being destroyed across the country. Thanks for the response.
I've followed your channel for some months now and find it very interesting. Please send me your email address as I want to send you photos of my stones, minerals and fossil collection and ask you some questions. Thanks.
That's crazy that you found that ear bone pieces weeks later! Amazing!
Listening with high quality headphones is 200% more soothing with the waves.
It is so relaxing! I should record 8 hours of it for people to sleep to 😀
@@MamlamboFossils Yeap ASMR, include the sound of rocks being overturned as well.
Yes it would make great asmr!
You have an incredable eye for finding those missing pieces of the skull!
Thanks Bill! I couldn't believe my eyes!
3D jigsaw puzzle! Wow! Such fun! Stay warm.
It does feel like one!
I think it's cool you walk along and pick up a rock and say that's the ear bone. I would have chucked it. Thanks for educating us. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Fun as always, thanks for taking us along with your adventures!
My pleasure!
Loved the shot of the ice on your car… it reminded me of twinkling stars in the night sky!
It looked really beautiful!
the year is 2035, mamlambo reveals his entire fossilized whale skeleton
Hahhahahaha I'm tempted to combine all the parts into one super whale skeleton!
@@MamlamboFossils it would have so many crab legs lol
That is so awesome finding the pieces of the whale after so many months apart. The prep on the crab is always fascinating!
As a lifelong fossil enthusiast where nothing can be found but gastropods and crinoids, the crabs and that whale skull are mind-blowing.
Frost glitter, love it.
It makes me so happy when a notification for a new video from you comes out,thanks for the Sunday watch cheers
You and your finds are so cool...big fan!
amazing to find so many parts to the same concretion months later, that's dedication!!Love the gastropod Steinkern
Unreal finding another section of the Whale skull! 💚
I really enjoy watching your videos when you find the 🦀 crabs. There amazing once you get them cleaned up.
another fine video my man!! Amazing how you are finding the pieces to your puzzle, hope you find them all.
It's just as cold across the ditch, how amazing that you found the earbone hopefully find the rest as well. Top video as always
That rhodolith would make a cool watch face.
Incredible finding the matching whale ear bone right off the bat! Looks chilly though, all for the love of fossils. It's always so interesting to watch the finding and the prepping, thanks for taking us along on another adventure. You've got two new fans; I sat my brother and his girlfriend down and we we watched several of your videos together as they're interested in getting into fossil prepping as well. Thank you for making this information accessible and infectious! Cheers!
Amazing that you found the missing piece, loved the vid, hopefully you’ll find the other little pieces you have fit , peace😎🌴
Thanks! They have to be there somewhere!
Love these, Mamlambo. Thanx for shareing n i thoroughly do enjoy the content.
My pleasure Gayle!!
I am blown away at how you see these things for what they are when they are in so many different pieces far apart from each other on so many different hunts. Congrats on that accomplishment. And i sure hope it is a new species and they name it after you.😊
Thanks! I have to look at every rock I see, even just random rocks at the landscaping places!
Super vídeo amigo. Great vídeo my dear
* WOW ~ Now I know Exactly where to look. Just find the end of the Rainbow!! Thanks for teaching us about Fossils.. Never saw a Whale skull before. Love watching you.
Another great vid Mambo! What kind of saw did you get?
Thanks! It's called a Kiwi Saw, made in Auckland, New Zealand.
Awesome hunt again! You've been so lucky to keep finding additional pieces to your whale skull! Generally, this hunt seems to have been a really good one with a lot of interesting finds! Great to watch! :D
One thing, though: as you yourself already suggested, the word "steinkern" is indeed of German origin. The word "Stein" meaning "stone" and "Kern" meaning nucleus ;)
I'm not a world traveler, so it's still so strange for me to see it being winter where you're at while I'm sitting in 115°F heat index over here in the Southern United States. Awesome finds! I love finding less common items, even if they're not complete! Thanks for taking us along!
Nice finds! Chalk that up to a successful day! I would've had to take that petrified wood too. 😅 I love the prep work videos, including the bone puzzle. They're intriguing. 👍❤️
Interesting find on the little crab to bad it was missing so much do you intend to prepare the whale thank you for a very interesting video two thumbs
The tough New Zealanders - frost on the car/ground but it is still warm enough to wear shorts...
That’s really cool you found the missing piece of whale skull…that crab looks pretty cool and the big piece of petrified wood looks really interesting, is it fully petrified of just a part of it ?
Glad to see you out and about. Must be cold in NZ because kangaroo Island is freezing with these polar surges.
Really hard getting my subscribed & Belled channels I’m following
Cool finds, the fossilized algae kind of looks like a small fossilized stromatolite.
Hopefully when all this is over with 2 or we can go places I would like to go down there and take a look around, I'm from Washington State in the northwest of the states
I hope so too!
I am Mamlambo, and I will have ALL the fossils! 🙂
I cant believe u friggin found it
I just BINGED on most.of your videos !!!! With L❤️VE from Michigan!!!!! Gayle
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it Gayle!
Do you plan to try and prep the skull in any way?
I'm not too sure on this one, if it is complete enough I might try.
What an awesome day for you! 🎉
It was great!
I am just in awe of your ability to see that odd-shaped rock, and mentally fit it to the rocks you already have, over a period of months. So cool! And speaking of cool, I'd trade a little of your frost for our current weather, we're having high 90's now (Fahrenheit) Of course I shouldn't complain, we normally are already in the 100's, so we're having a cooler than normal summer. Anyway, loved it!
I love the idea of finding the remains of creatures from millions of years ago. Are there any noteworthy places you’d recommend looking on the east coast of the US?
I'd recommend seeing if there are any rockhound clubs around, they usually know of all the spots! I'm sure there are some good shark teeth areas on the east coast.
The southern NJ shore has fossils, not very big though. I found coprolite, corals, bones and sponges
your work is amazing
I want to go an find some crab fossils with my kids I have a spinal injury and can't walk for miles if I went to motunau would there be much chance of finding some around there? I live in Christchurch. Love watching your videos and you find some cool things!
Would that large shell be an
Alikreukel?
Great vid as always
Just finished hauling a load concretions from the creek. Love learning @ the fossils ! Even bought a fossilized whale ear bone at my rock show as others laughed over whales having ears, as if I was ripped off , I think ! ? Since I don’t know what I’m doing I wouldn’t try to break one open 😬…
Hi! Love your videos. Btw, Steinkern is definitely German: Stein = Stone, Kern = Core
I thought the same thing, I blame Google translate 😀
@@MamlamboFossils steinkern.de is also the home of an excellent German fossil community. Hard to read the German texts, but we can always look at the pictures :-)
Would you say that you find more during the winter than you do during the summer?
I think it's pretty even, the big winter storms do seem to expose more new stuff.
@@MamlamboFossils interesting. Well, I'm glad you could still make it out during the colder weather. Also...super lucky you found the missing piece! The universe had your back that day!
very cool...
thank you for sharing knowledge about this.
regards...
-the present is the key to the past-
You should keep a small portion of the OG rock from that whale skeleton with you whenever you go looking for more bits. Would make finding potential rocks that might be to hard to turn over or maybe even obscured easier. Like a small chip off the bigger ones. Just a thought. Would certainly take guess work out of the equation, you find a suspect rock, you put the chip on it, and figure it.
I live in New Zealand as well and have just started looking for fossils.
I hope you find the rest of the whale. Good luck!
As an Norwegian, I have to almost agree with google translate. In Norway it is "steinkjaerne" stein=stone and kjaerne=center/middle. 😉
Awesome for that info!! It looks like its very similar to the German as well 😀
@@MamlamboFossils yes. Norway and Germany have many similar words. They say it dates back to the viking-age. 😊
Well I sure would look stupid because the whale ear you found looks like a rock. I believe you though. But as I'm looking at the site, looks like the whole damn whale is there! LOL
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Steinkern would be a correct German term also.
Got a couple questions what kind of scribe do you use and how cheaply can I aquire one I've realized from your videos there's loads of concretions on the beach here and would be really fun for the kids to go hunt them and then get them out enough to see
Hola! No entiendo el idioma pero me gusta ver lo que haces.. saludos 😁🇦🇷
At the 510\513 mark I saw the letter M in the rocks. Silly I know but since your name starts with the same letter. I thought it was kind of neat to catch that in all those stones.
7:32 seems to be travertine or tuff. But not sure... After seeing the end of the video it is not :D
What do you do with All the Crabs?
I dont mean this to be offensive or mean. I am betting at some University there are some future paleontologists that have a drinking game involving you saying earbone, and maybe crab. 🤔😁🇺🇸 really enjoy the show man keep up the great work. 👍
Hhahaah I do seem to find quite a few of them! Found another ear bone and crab earlier today!
@@MamlamboFossils very cool. If I lived in New Zealand you would have to run me away from the fossils with a shillelagh. Looks like too much fun, and I really enjoy cold weather. I used to paddle canoe and kayak in winter at night especially fun when it snowed. Also went white water in winter open kayak some. I bet a dry suit and an air compressor would be fun alittle bit out in the water. There are people here that hunt Meg teeth and mammoth teeth, even saw a video of a guy that found a sperm whale jaw with teeth intact in a river. But the river is infested with gators. Look forward to your next video, between you and Aquachigger I'm wanting to hunt things again. Been a while.
The large shell looks like a poop emoji! 💩
It does 😆
What do you use for a carving tool
Its called an air scribe
Thought that was a star field
Is that she’ll made of agate?
Looked right pass the giant shark tooth to find a whale bone?
I love that you work with people who study fossils! I would like to know what the rules are in you country about fossils.
You can collect on public land, can't send them out the country and don't destroy anything. Also, report any finds to the museum
@@MamlamboFossils Interesting. That is very reasonable rules. I wish they had better rules in the USA. It kills me to know there are fossils that are being destroyed across the country. Thanks for the response.
Mud fossils channel The Mud Fossil Process creates perfectly preserved
That gastropod looks like a cinnamon bun
@Mamlambo Fossils, Steinkern is German. Must be an error in the translation from English to Norwegian
Steinkern is german and translates to stone core
why do you sound South African?
Ha! Suck it Southern Hemisphere!! 85°F today! 😁
Why does he sound like Ididathing
I've followed your channel for some months now and find it very interesting. Please send me your email address as I want to send you photos of my stones, minerals and fossil collection and ask you some questions. Thanks.