Crispy Fossil TRAPPED Inside Stone 

It really is!

my buddy has 1 that looks like that ,, ancient but indestructible Edit: broke, but it lasted some abuse

​@@x0v6e00 I have 30 buddy's that have hammers just like his or even more of a fossil than his, beat that

@@zx208 you've beaten me old man

@@x0v6e00 I win haha

I was thinking 5thr color and how intense the metallic like purple is there.

Pretty sure it's the color of the minerals that make up the fossil, noting remains of the original tissue.

@@fractussyour most likely right also fossil never retain there color but paleontologists can test the pigments in the skin to see its original color

@@mexicandog5224 I have heard something like that.

I think it's because it was fossilized into amethyst

Has anyone not noticed he uses the same mold, shape and size for all his "fossils"

@@downtostandup yeah, and he just “finds” them as soon as he steps foot on the beach

​@@downtostandupThey look similar because they are mostly the same species (Dactylioceras).

@@Luftwaffel1944 I'm just making an observation, I could be 1000% wrong. But it's strange that these round rocks are of similar diameter and such. When fossils could be in larger or smaller asymmetrical rocks. The internet makes me paranoid, hard to believe anything. Like a month ago I learned many species of turtles actually bury themselves in feet of soil to hibernate. Wtf?! I checked and it's true I didn't believe it

​@@itsmanxzyxd5087how do you know he finds them as soon as he steps on the beach? He could just hit record when he finds them. Also going back to when ammonites were alive they were extremely common creatures, it was hard not to find one. No wonder they're everywhere innit?

They're not ammonites but closely related.

​@@stevenseagull2030 Extinct.

@@stevenseagull2030they have bad personalities

Which is sad mecause amonites were some of the first marine builds in the game, and they withstood many balance patches, even the permian extinction (known by players as the armageddon)

😂🎉good

We think so too! Thanks so much! 🦕🦖

The fossil or hammer

​@@YorkshireFossils ps love da hammer

​@@SnatchUWUIf it works, don't change it.

@@olmostgudinaf8100 I can think of a lot of problems that could be fixed/prevented in a workplace or society with this mindset

I think so too!

​@Yorkshire Fossils is there anyway to purchase any if the Fossils you find? I would absolutely love one for my collection. Please let me know hopefully you see this and respond thank you and happy fossil hunting.

​@@david-jameshernandez693 hey you got censored my bro you might wanna ask him again

​​@@YorkshireFossils yeah this was an absolutely killer piece. When you opened it it took my breath away i just was not expecting that. So since yall do a lotta educating, educate me, how'd you find that lol and if the side wasn't exposed would you have known there was a goody inside? beautiful beautiful specimen! LOVE the color

​​@@david-jameshernandez693 I don't know about the guy, but first you have to consult the laws of your country and where the fossil was found, for example here in Brazil (where I live) it is forbidden to buy and sell fossils, both to buy from abroad (to have in a collection), how much to sell, how much to have in a collection even if you find them around, since they are considered a national heritage and belong to the entire national population, and as such must be handed over to some museum or research center, being subject to heavy fines if discovered to be uncompromising (mainly in case of smuggling of fossils out of the country, which causes problems until today, after all, there are some extremely important Brazilian fossils, as they are the only representatives of certain species, which were smuggled out of the country and therefore cannot be studied, with the government trying to recover them for years.), So if you want to have a fossil first of all you should first see the your country's laws on the possession of fossils and the laws of the place where it comes from, to avoid any prosecution due to fossil smuggling (for buying fossils from a place where it is prohibited the sale and purchase of fossils), or for having a fossil in your collection where possession of such things is prohibited. Obs: Sorry for possible English mistakes, I don't speak English very well, I wrote this using Google translator, so there may be several errors during the text.

Absolutely 💯

​​@@YorkshireFossils how did you do that and how long it take? I made a geode split perfectly once. beginners luck. the rest have split in multiple pieces or exploded 😬

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Usually slightly spherical rocks of slate or limestone. But it depends on the location

Yeah that's true try to look for rounder rocks near rivers and beaches (or any natural source of water really) they are what usually have fossils

He’s at a place where there are many Amonite fossils found.

@@Spinosaurus_0 yep. I just want to know how to find them myself.

That's gorgeous!

I believe they form from different material than surrounding rocks, and sometimes there actually are videos where they dont find one. Educated guess, to sum it up.

Guess

I'd say this one was pretty obvious considering you can see a part of it from the exterior :))

Cement

Yeah it’s annoying but people can be a little dumb

​@@DreadEnderi call them idiots

Yeah dude tell me about it, people are annoying

Who complains about that?

@@The4thArtificer There was a few people complaining about it being empty, and how he could have left it alone and stuff. Not seeing them anymore but there where some complaints like that.

Thank you 🙏🏻🦕🐊

I see you have the yorkshire fossil slang down!

Haha good one!

It is very unusual. But I expect it’s some sort of aragonite mineral. A form of calcite that produces a shiny black finish.

I assume his meaning is that the rocks there are from the Jurassic.

Another L for reading comprehension

Fuck I didn’t know ammonites are cephalopods, I always forget some have shells

@@foxgloved8922 and cuttlefish have the shell internally! The cuttlebone

A ver si era una piedra pómez...😅

@@consueloromerobolivar3483la roca era gigante aproximadamente un metro cúbico ( grandísima)

Lovely isn’t it! We do all sorts; education is a large part of what we do

Eat.

@@vibin9461crunch crunch

Thats not really possible since the fossil is also fused with the stone, it'll just break

Ese martillo es más viejo que ese amonite 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you 🤗

Thank youuu! 🙌🏻

Isn’t it just!

Yes

Officially they are ammonites

Well now I know there exists people that worship dead armoured squid shells that have been around since the jurassic period...

@@NixNautilus welcome to earth!

​@@NixNautilusIgnorant to our Lord and Saviour

Donde; se encuentran estos fosiles?

That's small???? Rather it's quite large to me... But maybe it's cause I've been collecting so many fossils along the great lakes that all I've seen mostly were tiny fossils... If this is considered small that is.

@@kennyferrick1240t’s a decent size actually about as large as the species gets. But there are larger species

@@rosasanchez6042Yorkshire for this one, but all over the world really

@@DreadEnderi have one about the size of an average hand if not longer. is it normal? maybe a tiny bit tinier then a football ( in length )

That's the release compound put into this for the video

180 million years to be exact.

Yeah I thought it looked sore!😱 Occupational hazard I guess!

that’s a ammonite..

XD made me chuckle, good job 👍

I don’t know where he is doing this, but this is illegal in the United States, and national parks, because it is stealing from everyone who should be allowed to enjoy the parks. If everyone did this it would be destructive and there would be nothing left.

Good catch! You are so right. Also, this is a legal to do from national parks, because it is stealing.