I live in the fossil-barren South Seas (I know, pity me, LOL), and as much as I love it here, I miss fossil collecting. I collect vicariously through you two!
Good to see you presenting and more relaxed in front of the camera Shae. All good as usual and as someone else has mentioned your videos have come a long way since the early days. Thanks guys! Kathleen
@@YorkshireFossilsI'm looking forward to these finds, also going to prepare a couple trilobite fossils. Found some great fossils this session. Got a lot of fossils now, going to share these over on Instagram 😮😊
Awesome stuff. I live in Newfoundland, Canada. I was recently out on a family owned beach and found a fossil. First time seeing one there, but I had never looked before. Since then I've found dozens. They're everywhere
REALLY liked your drone📹🚁🛰🏞🌊🌊🎼🎵🎶🎵🎶soaring high, then speeding🚀🚀🛸🛸down below onto the surface. It is a WONDER the millions of years pressed into layers & layers of the 🌎 It also a WONDER how you find the precious 🎁🎁🎁🎁🦏🦣🐚🐚🐙🦈🐟🐬🐋🦎🦭🐳fossils making them so NEW. REALLY ENJOYED THIS 📹 plus narration a blessed partnership, your life work.😊❤
Thank you!! We have certainly been enjoying flying it around and capturing some incredible shots! Glad you enjoyed the video, and we will see you in the next one!
Was down at Cayton Bay yesterday and stumbled across some small fossils on a small bit of flat rock on the beach! AND found a round nodule at Robin Hoods Bay beach today! We opened it up and that too has small ammonite fossils inside (we’re getting it prepared by a professional)! You’ve inspired me to have a small interest in palaeontology and geology because of your videos! Keep it up lads! 😁
To this day, fresh, unfossilized dino bones are being found along the Colville River at the North Slope of Alaska. The first discovery took place in 1967 by Robert L. Liscomb, a petroleum geologist working for Shell Oil Company.
Phragmocone - "What is the phragmocone of belemnite? The phragmocone records the growth stages of the animal, the juvenile belemnite would have started life in the protoconch and the final chamber housed the animal until death. As the animal grew it would move into successively larger chambers, sealing off the discarded chamber behind it."
Congrats to both of you,
Your videography, sound and general editing have come a LONG way, I'm loving it!
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Hi rick Spector!
Hey Rik,
Thank you, this means a lot coming from you! We will try to keep making them better and better! See you in the next one
@@YorkshireFossils I saw the newest video excellent and a drone👍
I love watching all your videos on the fossils. Well done both of you. Graham. 😊
Glad you like them! Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Really liking the droning. Great samples too. 🇨🇦
Thank you, we’ve certainly been enjoying using it!
Awesome to see some new videos from you guys! We've missed you! These videos have been great with the content and the camera work!
Thank you so much, we will be trying to maintain regular content! Stay tuned
I always enjoy watching you find fossils!😊😊
Glad you like them! Thank you 🙏🏻
Really appreciate your videos and energy! Thanks for keeping us updated with ancient live.
You’re most welcome, great to hear that you enjoyed the video!
I live in the fossil-barren South Seas (I know, pity me, LOL), and as much as I love it here, I miss fossil collecting. I collect vicariously through you two!
I’m sorry to hear you miss collecting fossils, however it’s great to think that you can still enjoy it through our videos! Plenty more to come!
Great collecting Lads. And nice to see Aaron, he's been keeping a low profile in the last few videos....😊
Good to see you presenting and more relaxed in front of the camera Shae. All good as usual and as someone else has mentioned your videos have come a long way since the early days. Thanks guys! Kathleen
Thanks so much, we have certainly been trying to improve our fossil hunting videos, hopefully we have set a new benchmark of what’s yet to come!
Thank you for an absolutely beautiful video.💯👍
you’re most welcome, we hope you enjoyed this video and as always we will see you in the next one!
Everyone enjoys a "Treasure" hunt. Great video. Enjoyed the drone footage.
Thanks so much, see you in the next one! 🙏🏻
Just watched the new one. @@YorkshireFossils
Awesome video as always 😃 the drone footage looks the business! 👌🏼
Thank you for your kind comment, we really appreciate it! 🐬🐳
Thank you for showing the coast, when the tide was coming in! So beautiful! 😮🥰
Many great finds, lovely video with lovely finds. Hope the next hunt has a large surprise!
Thank you! We’ve got lots going on in the workshop so there’s many new, big, fossils to come soon!
@@YorkshireFossilsI'm looking forward to these finds, also going to prepare a couple trilobite fossils. Found some great fossils this session. Got a lot of fossils now, going to share these over on Instagram 😮😊
Beautiful video of the stratification in the cliffs! You made some great finds too!🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Thank you, the cliffs are really impressive round here!
So nice scenery there❤(and good finds ofcourse) 👍🇫🇮
Thanks so much! 🦕🦖
AWESOME finds guys the scenery there looks really nice am thinking of booking a holiday there within the next year or so
Thanks so much, good luck with your fossil hunting if you decide to visit!
@@YorkshireFossils Thanks
Aww, such lovely young lads!
Thank you, we hope you enjoyed the video!
Nice use of the drone and nice background music.
Thank you, hopefully the music is fitting for this type of scenery 🙏🏻
Drone scenery set to music is very beautiful! Wonderful fossil
finds as well. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the drone shots too
Whoa! awesome drone footage!!
Thanks!!
I would LOVE to do this! So exciting!
Interesting.. I love fossils! I just subscribed! 👍⬆️🔔🤝
Me too! Love it!
Same
Thanks so much! 🦕🦖
@@YorkshireFossils my pleasure 😇
Awesome stuff. I live in Newfoundland, Canada. I was recently out on a family owned beach and found a fossil. First time seeing one there, but I had never looked before. Since then I've found dozens. They're everywhere
That would be so freaking fun!!
NICE VIDEO 👍
Thanks so much! 🦕🦖
The history is amazing ....... the fossils are great ( love the videos 👍 )
Great channel lads love it.
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you 🙏🏻
A really good sized belemnite fossil find 😮!
Greta specimen isn’t it! Thanks Brandon
Totally 💯 👍
Super to watch, your videos are so clear and high quality. Always great to watch and very interesting. 😊
Thanks so much, we really appreciate that!
Great video. The music is appropriate for the footage.
Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻
Love from Jammu & Kashmir ❤❤❤
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Need a name change to " Fun with Drone "..... nice stuff😀
🤣 thanks haha, more to come!
I wish I lived near you. I'd be your best buddy. I love fossil hunting .
It’s so much fun!
@@YorkshireFossilsit's A Blast! Just getting out and looking is fun but that moment when you open the rock 👀😍 so exciting! Love your channel man.
Love those guys
☺️🌊very nice beach🦪grate Video 📹️🎉
Thank you🤗
From Tokyo Japan🇯🇵high school girl🤗😊🥰様々なアンモナイトの化石に感動❤ARIGATO🎉
REALLY liked your drone📹🚁🛰🏞🌊🌊🎼🎵🎶🎵🎶soaring high, then speeding🚀🚀🛸🛸down below onto the surface.
It is a WONDER the millions of years pressed into layers & layers of the 🌎
It also a WONDER how you find the precious 🎁🎁🎁🎁🦏🦣🐚🐚🐙🦈🐟🐬🐋🦎🦭🐳fossils making them so NEW.
REALLY ENJOYED THIS 📹 plus narration a blessed partnership, your life work.😊❤
Thank you!! We have certainly been enjoying flying it around and capturing some incredible shots! Glad you enjoyed the video, and we will see you in the next one!
Nice video. Good contrast.
Thanks so much! 🦕🦖
Excellent video. You have a new subscriber.
Was down at Cayton Bay yesterday and stumbled across some small fossils on a small bit of flat rock on the beach! AND found a round nodule at Robin Hoods Bay beach today! We opened it up and that too has small ammonite fossils inside (we’re getting it prepared by a professional)! You’ve inspired me to have a small interest in palaeontology and geology because of your videos! Keep it up lads! 😁
That sounds like a couple of incredible finds, great work! We’re happy to hear that you have been enjoying our videos 🙌🏻🙏🏻
Я тоже очень люблю окаменелости. Красивые виды.
Would you be able to show the fully prepared fossils from this video in the next video.
Preparation videos coming in the near future 👍😃
Plenty of preparation content to come in due course! Stay tuned 🙏🏻
Good luck
Thank you 🙏🏻
Oui merci j'aime beaucoup
Plenty more fossils to come, including lots of new specimens!
Where in Whitby would you suggest to find fossils?
Cause i’d like to try and find some
Sandsend, Ravenscar, Runswick Bay, Port Mulgrave and Robin Hood's Bay are good choices :)
@@Batzy86 ok thanks :)
Plenty of options as mentioned above, good luck!
👍🙏🇲🇫merci
You’re welcome, hope you enjoyed it!
Any good spots in ireland to find ammonites?
To be honest, I’m not sure about the geology of Ireland
Holy moly 1 minute ago?
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Where is the place?
which part of coast? ta
To this day, fresh, unfossilized dino bones are being found along the Colville River at the North Slope of Alaska. The first discovery took place in 1967 by Robert L. Liscomb, a petroleum geologist working for Shell Oil Company.
We would really like to find a land-dwelling dinosaur fossil
What beach is this?
What is the yellow stones comprised of?
They’re usually sandstone
Is that fossil can be sell ?? or just for collection
We do a variety of things with the fossils we find :)
How rare would you consider it to find a starfish imprint fossil like 700 kilometres inland from sea at a fresh water lake?
can anyone just collect fossils or do you need special permits?
Any one - within reason - though there are rules about some sites - which are essentially no hammering the bedrock
As mentioned, some sites have rules which are different to other sites, so before collecting fossils in any area you should check to be sure
I have lots of fossiles n pak
That would depend where you are hunting, but you can grab fossils pretty much anywhere.
Looks like a narrow beach. Do you ever worry about getting caught by a rising tide?
What's a fragmicorn?
Phragmocone - "What is the phragmocone of belemnite?
The phragmocone records the growth stages of the animal, the juvenile belemnite would have started life in the protoconch and the final chamber housed the animal until death. As the animal grew it would move into successively larger chambers, sealing off the discarded chamber behind it."
@@hannahdoubleyou9961 Thank you!!
I like to join you mate, can I?
Absolutely, please check out our official website for our fossil hunts, you will find the contact details for arranging a fossil hunt with Shae
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