@@MamlamboFossils Ye that’s awesome, how you can see some like that and find it. As for me it’s just stones and after u make it I think wow he is a wizard :)
@@MamlamboFossils it’s so cool I swear , it’s like you just see a smudge on a pebble and go “hmm yes this is an Ammonite from the late Cretaceous “ (I know nothing about accurate fossil times and stuff lol ) it’s quite amazing tbh!
That was amazing to watch! Always wondered though, what do you do with the fossils afterwards? Do you store some and sell others? Or just add to what I can only imagine is an excellent collection? Thanks for opening my eyes to this hobby!
We used to find those near Sebastian inlet in Florida on the Atlantic side. And we found crabs and they sometimes even had their claws extended but they were coated in this what we called coquina. It's what our beaches were made of tiny shells that would collect together and form almost a cement. Once you saw one you could spot others they were rare but on the beach.
What did I just watch, heck I have dust bunnies under my bed , bigger than what was in that little red square I might better check them out 🤣😉😇, so cool to see Thanks for sharing Love ole kitty
They are absolutely beautiful I love your videos the time and effort you put into uncovering each treasure inside thank you I would love to have one of your fossils one day 😊❤
So much work, but what a wonderful view now! Could I ask - why did you leave the strip of rock at the top? Is it securing the piece that appears cracked?
How long does this process take dear ? I have many uncleaned goodies. Now i have arthritis in my hands so now ots not even a choice. But still need to know.
calcite, limestone, sandstone etc are all natural forms of cement, when we make cement we are usually just trying to replicate the process in which these sedimentary rocks harden.
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I love how one of the tags is "#unboxing", just amazing 💀👍
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Wow, that one turned out great !
Thanks!
Benton is very good 😘
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@@MamlamboFossils Ye that’s awesome, how you can see some like that and find it. As for me it’s just stones and after u make it I think wow he is a wizard :)
Bro sees to bumps on a rock and decide, there's an entire dino in here
Makes you wonder how many rocks I’ve walked on, by or stumbled upon, that have fossils in them.
That is beautiful! And it’s crazy that you can spot fossils like that on the beach!
All stones are sleeping crabs, spread the word.
not only crabs
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The elites don't want you to know this, but the rock crabs on the beach are free.
You do amazing work. Im in awe of both your ability to spot fossils and how well you clean them up for the world to enjoy.
I couldn’t help but audibly yell out, “WOW that is amazing!”
I did the exact same thing
Same, damn good work!
Patience level 💯 💯 💯
Everything you post is so incredible but this on in particular is simply stunning
That is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. It's perfect
bro got them fossil wallhacks lmao
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@@MamlamboFossils it’s so cool I swear , it’s like you just see a smudge on a pebble and go “hmm yes this is an Ammonite from the late Cretaceous “ (I know nothing about accurate fossil times and stuff lol ) it’s quite amazing tbh!
Holy smokes you must have the patience of a really patient thing 😅
Most underappreciated RUclipsr ever in my opinion.
Aint nobody gonna talk abput how enormous of a crab that is? Fucking nightmare stuff
that seems normal for a crab
Looks delish to me 🤤
Hand is for comparison. It's normal plump crab.
Enormous fossil maybe. Crabs get waaaaaay bigger than that. I thought everyone knew that lol
This is a small crab in comparison to other crabs back in their days 😊.
I just want to thank you for bringing these fossils, these animals, back to life. It's amazing!
I like this man, he saved a penguin and a crab!
Back to life, you say?
They are dead!
The negative comment section tells a difference between ignorance and knowledge
Congratulations! You finally found it back.
Schrödinger's crab: every rounded sedimentary river stone is simultaneously a crab and not a crab until you break into it.
Duuuuuuuuuude…I’m hooked. Watching all your shorts. This is so fascinating
Check out some of my longer videos - you might enjoy the prep videos!
That was amazing to watch! Always wondered though, what do you do with the fossils afterwards? Do you store some and sell others? Or just add to what I can only imagine is an excellent collection? Thanks for opening my eyes to this hobby!
He probably picks which ones he wants to keep and sells/donates the rest. Its what i would do, win win.
Probably make another fake fossil🤣🤣 it's just cement and mold it like rock.
Ur knowledge of fossils is just stunning 👌😲
That is called patience
The tips of the claws are still black. I don't know how crab fossils work, but that's really cool
I'd never actually seen how much effort goes in to getting the fossil out, so much drill-scraping :O amazing.
It's a very slow, precise process!
This is why I love fossils.
The crab: i always come Back.
This is the first unboxing video that i like!
man your fast! :D It turned out great!
Thanks! 😁
When you leave food in the refrigerator and forget about it
We used to find those near Sebastian inlet in Florida on the Atlantic side. And we found crabs and they sometimes even had their claws extended but they were coated in this what we called coquina. It's what our beaches were made of tiny shells that would collect together and form almost a cement.
Once you saw one you could spot others they were rare but on the beach.
Oooh, perfectly intact! What a great find!
Cool. How old is it? Roughly?
So much rock removed!! This one is unreal!
What did I just watch, heck I have dust bunnies under my bed , bigger than what was in that little red square
I might better check them out 🤣😉😇, so cool to see
Thanks for sharing
Love ole kitty
You can also use a dry paintbrush to remove the excess, but it might take a lot more time than what you just did before.
Thanks Reuben!
They are absolutely beautiful I love your videos the time and effort you put into uncovering each treasure inside thank you I would love to have one of your fossils one day 😊❤
Amazing! Love your channel!
Thank you so much!
If I only knew where and how to spot fossils. I'd definitely take my time getting them out.
Wow! What a find 😮
Awesome reveal man! Watching you do this will never get boring 💙
I love pouring concrete over my crabs then painstakingly picking them out again.
Honestly though. What a great job you did. That’s really cool. 👍
don’t know why but these kind of video is even more satisfying than car washing
ABSOLUTELY MARVELOUS.
So much work, but what a wonderful view now! Could I ask - why did you leave the strip of rock at the top? Is it securing the piece that appears cracked?
Thanks! I stopped removing rock when a leg fell off, it gets pretty fragile!
I had a strong feeling that he was bricking crabs into concrete himself
Fabulous prep.
Way better than people who just split them in half
My God, the guy found a crab fossil I wonder if you can make a crab burger
That's probably some tender crab meat 😅
Musical accompaniment fab once more
Who is it?
Love these clips
Im going to start looking at all rocks as fossils
That is awesome! I'd love to send you a fossilized critter egg to reveal the critter inside.
It's sooo amazing that you can identify the whole animal just by seeing a small part of their body poking out of the rocks ..
Unfortunately, although a really quick prep it seems you were not able to reach the poor crab before he died.
А у Вас глаз на мётанный, представляю сколько в России этого добра.
Yeah, beaches are full of them which are already out of rock.
Thanks bro, appreciate that
Great work so talented
Awesome specimen and prep job! Amazing crab! And almost fully 3D too! Well done, Morne! 😍
This looks interesting. Where can I find stones that wrap a fossil inside?
Am I the only one who’s curious to what happens if you open the crap?
What makes the rocks break free from the surrounding matrix? I can understand how a fossil erodes less but not why a ball around it would.
I made this video explaining it: ruclips.net/video/MazOeBDnfHc/видео.html
In your video you should show a clock adding up the hours as it time-lapses through your video
That's a great idea! Thanks!
I have no idea how this stuff works, how old can the fossil be to still be able to do this?
I for a second thought I saw the upper back of a human scull there 😅
How they bring back fossilized Pokémon.
Every fossil channel should be this long. Saves me from fast-forward through the videos
How long does this process take dear ? I have many uncleaned goodies. Now i have arthritis in my hands so now ots not even a choice. But still need to know.
That's interesting you gotta lot of time to use up.looking good .
From a mud crab to a rock crab
looks like a modern crab!
Very similar!
That's Mad! I'd love to print that one for sure ~ peace
My question is what determines how deep you can go as far as removing the stone?
Work of art
Wow something new to watch on RUclips 😍😍😍 you work so so hard!! Definitely deserved recognition!!
Oh wow that's a beautiful
😮❤ you ROCK!! I LOVE this stuff!
This is amazing 😍🤩
Fantastic job!!!!!!!
Это крабики из фильма Пираты карибского моря.
A lot of work..amazing
That takes a lot of patience
and dedication! 👍😊
Plot twist he's just a good architect he just make that a looking statue
The last part…where they clear out that “round” spot……that’s what god did to my dome piece when I was 25.
That outer shell doesn't looks like rock .. looks more like cement to me..
calcite, limestone, sandstone etc are all natural forms of cement, when we make cement we are usually just trying to replicate the process in which these sedimentary rocks harden.
Thr end result is AMAZING❤❤❤😅😊
Thanks!!
My hand:broken
That’s really cool Do you sell them?
Trabajo quirúrgico, parece fácil, pero no. Una pregunta ¿Cuánto tiempo duró este trabajo?
Fish in my room:
*Bro wt* this is my friends father went to get milk*
Your work is very hard bro
Beautiful work!!! ❤
This stuff is my JAM
theres a lot of turtle shell here in the Philippines..
“I wonder if it still tastes good”
Is it just me or is that crab look muscular? Lmao
I actually love paleontology. It’s our lineage in a way.
Amazing! Most of these guys would have beat it with a hammer. Your work is admired.
How do these rocks grow around the dead animal? Are they sedimentary rocks that formed via compression?
This is great how you remove the shell, with what tool do you open the crab shell?
Can we extract a complete DNA of that species from it ??
No, DNA degrades much sooner than ~12 million years
Thanks for not smashing it with a hammer
This is crabs in the cement