Find REAL Fossils EASY
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- READ: In this Short Video You Will Learn the 4 Best Places to find prehistoric sea animal fossils on almost any beach! The Fossils in this video thumb nail were found using these EXACT techniques! I’m also doing a giveaway in this video, so if you would like to Enter, All you need to do is Like this video, Subscribe to my channel and the Most liked comment down below wins! #oceanarmy
When I’m older I want to work in/with nature and try to make a difference in the world. The fact that you can just find fossils like that is incredible! Collecting things such as shells or rocks is probably one of my favorite things to do at the beach. Can’t wait to do it next time I go!
I just love this comment. How old are you, may I ask? I'm only asking because you said, "When I'm older..."
@@dianaf6333 I am 16, but I have been wanting to work in the environment or with animals for as long as I can remember. It started out looking like the stereotypical little girl saying “I wanna be a vet and help animals” but here I am over a decade later still wanting to change the world. Although maybe not a vet, but something where I can give back. Ya know?
Good luck man!!
Nice new acc name
@@Abdualkareem814 thank you ☺️
I love how comfortable you are with the fossils, beach, and especially the wildlife. I would never be able to pick up a jellyfish by hand without getting squeamish. Thank you so much for all you do, you have made a big difference on this beautiful world. From the bottom of my heart thank you. Love from New England USA
Right?! It’s so cool! Also I LOVE HTTYD!!
Oooh I just found him and I’m from New England too!
My worry is will I get stung!?
My 6 year old son absolutely loves watching your videos and he LOVES rocks and fossils. He says he wants to be a geologist when he grows up. Because of your videos he can't wait until the next time we go to the ocean so he can go fossil hunting.
Great 😍
I also want to be a geologist
@@mrpumpkin9733 all the best bro
@Petriblue All the best to your son
@@AshishRozer thanks! I think his love and passion for rocks and fossils is simply amazing! He took some of his rocks and shells a few nights ago and was "studying" them under an old microscope my husband found at a thrift store. It was seriously the cutest thing. They are even doing a geology unit right now in his 1st grade class and he is loving every bit of it.
the timing couldn't get any better because im about to go to the beach for christmas in a few days and im not very fond of swimming so i guess ill just look for fossils 🐚
I wish more people cared about our oceans and sea animals as much as you!!
Same i love fish
That anemones are soo small i thought they are really big :D
Same
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This guy is really underrated
The coast is so fortunate to have you. I hope you are able to free the seals in jail.
Oh my goodness! I just found this channel! My 7-year-old son is a rock hound. He LOVES collecting rocks, seashells, fossils and gems! Next time we go visit my mom in Astoria Oregon we’re definitely going fossil hounding!
i want the fossil they're so cool
This man is so cool i love fossils next time i got to the beach I'll look for some and lets not forget how he helps the ocean
I went to a beach in Oregon and found tons of small rocks with encased clams! Also went to the prehistoric fossil store in Lincoln City I believe it was. Got a megaladon partial, so cool! Just recently moved out of Oregon though to a landlocked location, bummer.
Thankyou for creating content, it's refreshing to find something I genuinely like and care about. When I was younger I used to want to be a marine biologist, also finding hobbies in things such as crystals etc. I love finding interesting helpful things out as a lover/collector of fossils and ammonites and hagstones. Perhaps I may have not become anything to do with wildlife in my career but it doesn't mean it has to stop because I'm older. 😌 always loved the ocean, but unfortunately no longer live by it but thankyou for these videos ♡
Your the best RUclipsr I love fossils but I don’t have any but that’s so cool how you find them all the time next time I go to the beach I’ll look for fossils
We love watching your videos. They are so informative.
UwU i love ur channle i have been waching for a loooooong time and i also love lookig a cool stuff like that!
Weow well that looks really nice thanks for the video i will try your tips
You know what I am going straight to the point: Like this.
Btw love your fossil video’s
Hey Jacob do you think that people can find these off the coast of Cancun ,Mexico ?
Wow your Videos are the best I now know more every time I Watch them
I really appreciate that u Jacob are amazing to be honest I think that u should be a celebrity as u are soo amazing in doing what's right for our planet. I pick up rubbish in Belfast near the town square and the amount of rubbish there makes me very sad to see that some people are very selfish but u Jacob u are amazing and if we all do our bit to help our planet like Jacob we can save our beloved sea animals and other animals👍🚮🦈
Hi Jacob, I'm curious about how you acquired this wonderful knowledge- are you a marine biologist??? Also, I love your videos. Thank you for giving us so much!
I love all your videos and what you doing for the environment for the shrimp I thank you for your efforts I thank you for everything you've done for the ocean and yes I would like to have one in fossils thank you making my day
Thanks for telling me! I mistook a rock for a *normal* rock but it was millions of years old and has visible layers when wet. I was fascinated and came to this channel to learn more. And you have helped me learn a lot. Thanks!
Thanks for the advice my G.
Wins it i love to see your videos and see you rescue sea animals a Lots of like from me
Everything turns to something else...nothing disappears forever; rocks,fossils dust, sand and every material is just something new created by something old...and this is just amazing :)
I went out to find my first fossil today
Not worth much money, but it has sedimental value
i love your work it inspires me to love animals even more everyday i really love to learn more about animals and their environment no matter if they the walk on land or swim in the ocean and i get to learn so much more from your videos so keep on doing the good work and saving more lives actually I’ve never been to a beach before but I really think it must be a great experience to see so much wildlife and enjoy your time
Can you educate us on what beaches you go to on the Oregon & Washington coast? Which are best for she'll and fossil finding. Thx
Wow! Those are sooo cool I love them
You guys are lucky to visit beaches but people's like me who never they just saw videos and just imagine to found fossils and to hear that sound of waves and those sunsets 🙂.
Those fossils are cool btw
i never in a million years could have known or guessed that the rocks with holes were fossilised animal burrows😱!!!! I thought it was just different materials eroding at different speeds
If im not wrong both the short and this video were filmed here in Lincoln City. Its definitely an activity all the locals love to do. Especially after the high tides. That's when we get the most rocks on the beach. Many carry kitchen tools to help dig and swift the sand to find all kinds of shells rocks and fossils. Even dogs will be helping owners find things. Lol. Ive been able to find shells in all types of sizes even complete ones where you can hear the ocean. ☺ i have yet to find a fossil. It definitely takes time and patience but its worth it. Btw @jacob colvin, thank you for the helpful tips on where you can more likely find them and how to spot them! I cant wait to go down to the beach and get hunting. 😁
I don’t know how well your tips will work when I go back to Alabama but I’m certainly going to try. I went to the beach my first time on Christmas of 2020 & I accidentally scored a fossil. Until then I had no clue fossils were on beaches. 🥰
Oh wow, a while ago I found a cool rock full of tiny holes at the beach and I kept it, now I know what it is.
I can't really go to the beach because the roads in my country are dangerous but i love collecting stones and fossils i find in my backyard
Cool sea animals 🐟.
Cool thank you!!
Thanks for giving me tutorial
=D
I love your chanel
using these tips next time I go to the beach
This is really cool
I love watching him
That is very cool
So cool! I can’t wait to start looking for fossils now that I know what I’m looking for. Lol Thanks!
I live East of Pittsburgh and my hometown sits on Casselman formation Carboniferous rock full of plants and huge bug fossils and for what I think is a lower jaw of an amphibian and I have found foot prints as well. I took my findings to the museum and I am keeping what I found
I love watching your videos 😊 Someday I hope to move closer to the ocean so I can go on treasure hunts like you on a regular basis!
This is awesome 🐬🐬🐬
We're waiting for that part 2 Jacob
Hi Jacob I recently went to the beach and under some rocks in the water I saw some brown blobs and a faded green spots all over they were stuck to the rock and were The consistency of a slug. Do you know what it is? I touched it with seaweed gently by the way I didn’t hurt it at all
Love all the different things you show. Keep saving those shrimp and feeding those parasites to the birds.
I have a little creek going to the ocean so ill check it out
In Indonesia, there are lots of beaches and rivers and I was curious about how to find fossils both in rivers and beaches, but haven't found any fossils at all maybe the average beach is sand, can you tell me how to find fossils here?
I live in the UK and the little island I live on, has millions of fossils. Not so long ago I took my son up the beach after a really heavy storm and the amount of shells and shark teeth were stupid crazy. I have sent them off to the natural history museum in london to get them carbon dated and some are in excess of 20-30 million years old 😁
I love his vids
So awesome i love it please give me it and anyway how do you find shell ones and what’s the best beeches to go to find fossils. by a 10 year old
My daughter has loved fossils since she was a little girl. We took her to Pennsylvania with a group from AMNH and she got shale with trilobites. She still loves them. She's your age now. 🙂
I’ve always looked for fossils on the beach and never had any luck - now I know where to look. Many thanks Jacob 👍🏼 xx
Awesome, just awesome
Your channel is enjoyable. It's fun and informative, even my young grandkids love seeing what you find and what you do. Great way to reach and teach kids. We're also in WA and are planning our beach trip.
I have piles of fossils... just got back from Northern Michigan on a rock hound trip. That's one fossil I DON'T have, lol.
20,000,000 years!?🤣🤣🤣
That's a good one.
I would be nice if he would do a stream going to the beach to look for fossils everybody go sun to him best RUclipsr ever to watch
Those are cool
Hi uh I am a young collector of stones thank you for making the vid
A octopus has three hearts and if you just mix those three hearts it becomes a huge. And you have that huge heart. you help the world in some many ways!☺️
Awsome
You are the best
Cool I need that
Are they in Maine too? That is where I live and I really want to find them.
Jacob sells sea shells on the sea shore
I found a lot of fossils thanks to you! Thank you so much for the tips!
I love this dude! He has taught me so much about sea animals that now he has become me and my kids role model. They love to watch your vids and when they do they feel like they are a part of this. Thanks for all you do! Love your vids keep being great! 👍😁
Glad Im not late only 4 mins late
Omg time to send this to my dad
So cool
The first one was awesome but we found it when we were at the beach.
Be nice to have one of those crazy ones. Thanks for the pointers your videos are always so informative bro, now next time I know what and where the search! :)
Hey jacob i am from bangladesh .and here is the longest sea beach in the world and every time i go there i found millions of them by just looking at the beach
I love your videos and I never knew fossils were that easy to find on the beach. I don’t really live near the ocean but a really want to look for fossils if it’s that easy and it would go good in my shell collection.
Have to check in Summer to see what we have at the beach. Probably missed a fossil or two.
Done I want to be like you when I grow up
Coool
I have one of those rocks with holes in it. Should I break it open?
This is my dream videos! I shell all over the world but fossils amaze me too! It is fabulous to see young people take an interest in our world. My heart races everytime you pick something up! WHOOPIEEE!!
I like it
I love See animals
Cool
Sssshhhh!! You're giving away our secrets!!
Sadly there arent many sand-beaches where I live here in sweden:(
im going to do that!
It's cool that you put up informational videos like this for fellow fossil fans!
I love fossils
One question, how did you know the seashell was 20m years old?
That is not it's origional shell but is mostly harder minerals that replaced the majority of the orogional shell when the fossil is made. Just like with larger animals bones, the skeletal/supportive structures of sea creatures like coral, sand dollars, clams, etc can become fossilized as the softer material is replaced with harder minerals. This is the same with petrified trees. This can even lead to fossils of animals made up of different types of mi era's with different appearances depending where they are from and how they formed. Fossilized coral can come from many places and has been found made out of agate and opal. The sandstone material would have filled the cavity of the clam after the animal died, first. As it and the matrix material surrounding the shell was harding, this created a mold. As he shell itself started to break down more slowly due to its tougher material than the animal's soft body tissue; it was replaced/supplemented by other minerals that filled the gaps left within the mold. SOME of the shells origional mineral content may be incorporated in the final product but it is the types of minerals that went into the process at the different stages or the way they appear due to the process that cause the "shell" and the contents inside to appear so different. If you were to break it open (heaven forbid on such a nife specimen) you would likely see the smoother "shell" appearance is mostly surface level. I have found braciopods, horn coral and even a sponge once in upstate New York that can be overlooked because they are made up of the same material as the Matrix rock. These often can have parts that damaged in the fossization process so it appears to meld with the surrounding rock where the animals structure was no longer intact. Burrows are called trace fossils. These can come in the form of burrows, trails and for larger animals; footprints. We also could find these in the same material as odd "vein" like projections on the rock. These could be tunnels an imprints left by seafloor animals but this can sometimes be difficult to differentiate in this particular case as the seafloor material itself could have just taken this appearece do to other factors like shifting currents before fossilized.
How did do that ???
That s cool
Wish I could visit your beach
I would like to find some ahah ^^ but alao o have not any idea how you know these few fossils is 20Myo 😲💙
That is so awesome I always like to find fossils they really stun me they are so amazing and all of your videos are fantastic.