Perfect Ammonite, Crocodile Skull! 3 Day Outdoor Hunt! | Fossil Hunter
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2023
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I'm grateful you posted such a long and interesting video today, this past week I've gotten very sick with covid and this was such a nice distraction from how much discomfort I'm in. I hope you guys discover more incredible finds soon!
I’m sorry to hear you are unwell, but nice that our video could provide some distraction for you. Thanks for watching and get well soon!
Hope you feel better soon. Covid can be nasty!!
Hope you’re feeling better.
i collect turonian and cenoman fossils myself here in bavaria and i really enjoy watching you guys hunt for fossils. what an impressive place for collecting fossils and the video is really well done!
Thank you for your kind comment, we really appreciate it! 🐬🐳 Sounds like you also find some really nice fossils!
@@YorkshireFossils The mammites nodosoides ammonites from the danubian cretaceous group look more ugly than nice and they are extremely hard to hunt... i'm the only hunter i suppose...
Great video! Lovely colours on the shell and the rib detail where the shell has come away is amazing!
AWESOME finds yet again guys good luck in the next fossil hunt
Some awesome finds! Have a good weekend 😊
Nicely done guys. Terrific!
This will be an awesome video. With stunning finds im sure. As always beautiful ammonites and other fossils that have been preped. And I really enjoy watching your videos. And i hope the other ammonites prep really well.
Thanks so much, we really appreciate that. The preparation process is certainly one of the most exciting parts! See you in the next video 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of fossils.Very exciting content. Always worth the wait see you guys in the next one.💥✌️😌💥
You’re most welcome, I’m glad you are enjoying our videos! Looking forward to seeing you in the next one
Nice finds too!
💯🐊 Excellent fossil finds...
Another great video, those fossils were AMAZING
Thanks so much 🙏🏻🦕🦖
I really hope they make a movie about your journey....it's awesome
AWESOME!!! I’ve always loved the croc skull!
These videos are so boring 😂
Oscar - Thanks so much, glad you enjoy our videos!
To the other comment (not sure of your name, apologies) thanks for the feedback about our videos, if you have any ideas on how you’d like us to improve them, please let us know
@@bullsh1tdetector heyy maybe you just haven’t watched the right ones!
Really nice findings👏👏👏👏. Congratulations
Thank you so much 😀
You are quite knowledgeable! Appreciate details about crocodile fossil. It is probably impossible to find the rest of the crocodile, assuming it even fossilized, after tens is millions of years. As you said, this is all what is left of the creature...
Excelente video amigo buen lugar para buscar fósiles gracias por compartir amigo saludos desde Colombia 👌🥰
Thank you for your kind comment, we really appreciate it! 🐬🐳
26:08 incredible zugo! I’m yet to have one split that perfectly🙌🤯
Thanks Ethan, certainly not too common!
Toujours un Moment de Détente🎬Beau Travail comme d'habitude🔬🍀🌊Alex France Picardie Somme💪🙏🌌
Thanks so much Alex 🙏🏻🦖🦕🦖🦕
30:45 I would love to see this finished. And many other similar pieces you find
Did you miss the lovely ammonite sticking out of the boulder you were cracking open fossils against at 25.40 ?!
I wish I can join you, having too much fun!2☆
WoW 💫💫💫
Como eu queria achar um desses aqui mo Brasil.😮
Hot Ginger Fossil Guys always find great stuff !!
Yes they are both rather handsome, but they're not just a pretty face.
Curious,. how many nodules do you go thru until you find a decent fossil? Great upload Aaron, *HEY* to Shae!
It depends to be honest! It can range from almost every nodule, to only 1 in 10! Hey 👋🏻
Good question!!
💥🌻💥 Could you please do a spot the fossil video.😊
Basioccipital of teleosaurid (we see the rounded occipital condyle), congrats.
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Hi. Would a normal hammer and a chisel would do doing these kinds of thing?
25.33 there is an a minute poking out of the right rock next ti the nodule that is bring opened..
Has the Elly from 8.00 been prepared yet
surely the footage from day 2 had already been included in a previous video?
That’s correct, we’ve shown a few of these fossil hunts previously and have re-uploaded some footage. Often, the videos have received few views so not many people saw them the first time they were shown
what are the layers in those nodules guys? and how many different ammonites are there?
It’s iron pyrite and limestone! I actually don’t know how many species there are, but certainly lots!
how do the nodules form;giving the 'nodule' shape?..a coincidence fossils are found in them et al @@YorkshireFossils
How do i order an ammenite fossil to open?
What's interesting in your crocodile there's seven or eight ammonite fossils right there the more you look the more you see
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It doesn't look like those ammonites are many millions of years old.
I think they're fake. But also very boring
@@bullsh1tdetector yes they're quite boring but I like them
They’re around 185 Million Years Old 😳
@@bullsh1tdetector So why watch and comment if its fake and boring? I suppose you believe in fake news like trump ha ha ha.
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*TRUMP IS A GOD*
I don't think it's right that you're profiting financially from our history. Have you not thought about getting a real job ?
That's a dumb take. If people like this never existed we'd be completely ignorant of much of our history.
@@richarddaigle8777 don't be stupid you derp 😂😂😂... Do you think it was these lads that discovered fossils lmao 😂....omg
Thanks for your comment, that’s an interesting point you make. Just to clarify - as well as finding specimens, we also prepare and preserve rare specimens. If people didn’t do what we did, there would be no such thing as fossil displays in museums.
what an absolutely uneducated, ridiculous comment. They arent pulling out complete T-rex fossils worth millions. These things are fairly common. How else are we to learn from these amazing finds? Would you pay more taxes to have it it done by a Govt committee?
What an inane comment