Bitesize Ben - MacCulloch's fossil tree 

Hello friend, this is Anatomy, biology..it looks to be an ankle. Mudd fossils. ♥️🌎🖐🎯

Wow! Very cool.

Actually that whole giant wall behind you is the cross section of of giant fallen (or cut) now petrified tree... believe it or not. You can see the giant ring with the bark around the edges pieces strone about all over the beach too. They only tell you a bit of truth. That is absolutely magnificent!!!

Big tree. Nice find.

amazing guy takes us to see a fossil tree and blocks the view with his face for half the video

Just yesterday I bought a tree-limb cast (petrified wood).My sample, with petrified growth rings, formed when hot volcanic ash encased the wood limb and the heat burned the wood to charcoal. Over millions of years, minerals replaced the charcoal turning it to stone. The limb is surrounded by solid volcanic ash. This wood- limb cast is from Oklahoma in the United States.

Thanks for the video..brilliant.

Been there twice but found what I thought was fossil tree before the waterfalls. Down the ladder, along a grassy bit then on the shore. Path is closed by landslide.

They say you can find gold at the bottom of every waterfall. A true treasure. What are those fossils in the rocks at your feet. Yes the basalt columns are interesting.

Cool. Thanks for that Ben

Sure is, looks like it was huge in its day :) Tim

Very interesting indeed!

Would be nice if there was an analysis of the material.

Check out the websites on the giant fossilized cedar trees as well as ancient mud fossils. There was one giant imprint of a cedar leaf spanning hundreds of feet across and could only be detected by satellite photos. The flat top canyon mountains are remnants of chopped cedar trees. A botanist can easily recognize the formation. Hey and there looks to be like a mud fossil of a fish head to the right side.

Thx I had never heard of that

Probably not from a lava flow, but from an electrical discharge event when most mountains were formed during the cataclysmic days when Venus and Mars roamed the solar system and created massive electrical events onto the Earth. www.eu-geology.com/?page_id=266

Roger Spurr

whats the door for? kind of look old.

Your beard is so pretty

Hmm. We are positive that it is a tree and not coincidence? Seems very conveniently placed.

Sorry its a tree mold not a fossil

the part u think is the "tree" is a small branch of a massive tree the whole thing is a tree from preflood world when things where much much larger

Can you gimme an example of lava NOT turning trees (wood) into charcoal.....here in reality ? Or better yet, can you gimme a documented example in nature...of lava encasing a tree.... without turning it to charcoal AND cooling and hardening in about 5 minutes flat ? Where can I observed this sorcery ? I can see plenty of videos of trees perishing to lava flows..

Biology not Geology in my opinion but thank you anyway.

You don't even believe what your saying... Its petrified and our landscape is made up of these giant petrified trees. Mountains of old wood

Stop you know that is not a 🌲...it's a Titans and a giant animal... don't you see the bones and guts and besides a 🌲 would not have blk blood like bones in the rock....try again.you ran up on some Titan..I been there...try again..do yeah research...