Digging Dinosaurs in the Hell Creek - part 1
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Returning once again with Walter Stein from PaleoAdventures ( @paleoadventures8295 ), to the Tooth Draw quarry in South Dakota. Every year is we wonder, "what new cool fossils will we find this time?" This year's hunt certainly didn't disappoint!
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Love those teeth! Congrats! Someday I'll get out there and find myself one!
Don't wait too long, I might find tham all!
Been waiting for another video from you 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Apologies for being gone so long! Hope you enjoyed it, more are on the way.
Awesome finds. Wow...scorpions. I've lived in South Dakota since 2012 and never knew scorpions were up in this region of the US.
I just happy it wasnt a rattlesnake under there!
Awesome video 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Hell Creek is different, much like those in Phuket, Thailand or even Redwoods in California or Florida Today.
In it's day, the area the is now the Hell Creek formation was very much like modern swamps and marshes in the coastal areas of Florida, Louisiana, and the Carolinas.
1:48 in the lower left. Bigger piece of something.
Great stuff - do you get to keep the finds at this site?
thanks, it depends on the type of find. Some items are scientific or diagnostic and need to go to museum or university for study. All the other "common" finds can be kept.
@@TheFossilFiend I see. Does the Nanotyrannus tooth count as scientific or diagnostic? Surely the ilium does... That looks like a pretty complete item.
@@debivort The teeth from T.rex, nano, Edmontosaurs, Triceratops, and many more are not counted as scientific.
@@TheFossilFiend cool thanks.
* Why didn't you bring an old toothbrush & screwdriver to dig things out?