Digging Dimetrodons in Permian red-beds with the Whiteside Museum
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- I recently had the opportunity to participate in a dig workshop with @whitesidemuseum of Seymour Texas. Digging in the world famous Craddock bone bed for 280 million year old fossils. Dimetrodon were the carnivorous, sail-backed, apex predators at this time on the planet.
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I love your content!
thank you!
Man that looks great hopefully you find more of the vertebrae to go with it
thanks!
What an amazing dig! Digging Dimetrodons would be so much fun. Just to hold a piece of one of those amazing creatures would be amazing. That was an amazing dig and so much fun. What awesome finds. I'm so jealous. Incredible!
Glad that you enjoyed it. Thats the same way I feel about digging them.
That was interesting.Dimetrodon was my favourite as a kid ,being careful not to call it a Dinosaur 😊
Most people I know still think its a dinosaur and I cant convince them otherwise.... simply because al the kids dino toy sets come with a dimetrodon! So I understand the confusion and I don't get worked up when people mis-label extinct species.
Came across your Channel and peaked my interest so I subscribed. I am into Dino Bones. I have possibly a Dino Head, which I first thought it was just a dino hip bone and so I researched and the only similar thing to what I have is a Pic of a Dino Head on the Net. I have taken pics and will try and talk to a Geologist / Paleontologist?
Dimetrodon is a Synapsid, or Mammal Like Reptile.
Absolutely true!
Hey, I’m going up to Seymour for some fossil hunting real soon, are the Cradock Bone Beds open to the public? Asking because I would love to go hunting there.
sorry, no. That is a private ranch and only the museum has access. Everything around there is private land, so I dont think you'll find any place you can hunt on. You could contact the museum about becoming a volunteer field worker. Dont know if that could work for you or not.
@@TheFossilFiend I found a creek called Brushy Creek in Seymour, I don’t know how to tell if it’s private property or not.