Finding Dinosaur Bones, Agates, Petrified Wood, and More in the Chihuahuan Desert of West Texas!
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2021
- Way out in West Texas, you find the Chihuahuan Desert, full of ancient goodies to be found! In today's video, I take you along as I explore an area full of hadrosaur bones, fossil turtle shell, agate, petrified wood, marine fossils, and lots of neat rocks.
This location is a recent discovery and will be studied by researchers. Please don't ask for a location, because I can't (and won't) share it. We didn't collect a single specimen, not even the rocks, to allow scientists first dibs on what they find to be important. Preserving the resource is the first goal, and I feel lucky to have been able to tag along on this trip to see such cool fossils.
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You get to go to all the cool spots! Thanks for sharing!
Yes, I do. Thank you!
wow angie amazing finds well done
Thank you! It was an adventure!
Very cool!
Thanks! I had fun.
I live in East Texas but when I was a little kid we had relatives up in the panhandle that had a big ranch. I remember us riding one day in the pickups probably a good half hour across this ranch through dry River beds and then into an area with lots of petrified wood. I was probably 9 years old and came back home with a number to wash tub size load a petrified wood pieces some of which about a foot and a half long and 16 in around all the way down to tiny fragments. Still have some and I am 65 years old now.,👍🏻
That's a great story! Thank you for sharing it. I'm also really happy you still have some of those pieces. They're not easy to move but I think it's worth it. My movers probably disagree.
The world wide flood defiantly cause things to scatter around. :) Saw your Angie does stuff on your jeep and thought I would check it out! COOL! :)
Thanks for watching! Hope you'll stick around!
I have some from private land.
If you have an Instagram, tag me in the pics. I'd love to see them!
I understand not collecting dino bones and petrified wood. Did you take any agates?
No, because we didn't have permission to collect anything. I picked up 4 quarts of agates a few days prior, though, so I was ok with that!
Is there an extinct volcano close
Yes! Sierra Quemada and Pine Canyon were volcanoes and there is evidence of many mini-volcanoes (or vents) as well. They were most active 45 to 30 million years ago.
You can tell by the way the fossils formed.