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DINOSAURS SWAM HERE !!! Ancient Lake Whitmore , St George Dinosaur Discovery Site , Utah

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Dinosaurs swam and walked here along the shores of ancient Lake Whitmore in present day St George Utah. Come learn about this ancient lake with me at the St George Dinosaur Discovery Site. While visiting the museum you will learn about how tracks are made, about how geologists can tell what type of environment the dinosaurs lived in, and about the types of dinosaurs that lived along Lake Whitmore as you learn about paleontology!
Special thanks to the paleontologist, geologists, and volunteers at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site!!
#dinosaur #paleontology #geology #ancienthistory #earthscience #earth #utah #stgeorgedinosaurs #utahdinosaurs
Music: Out on my Skateboard by Mini Vandals

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5 сен 2024

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@earthandtime5817 2 года назад

Thanks for watching my first full episode! So excited to share about one of my favorite subjects, dinosaur tracks and to show one of the rarest type of dino tracks, swim tracks!

@DarkMojoYT 2 года назад

Fun!

@DarkMojoYT 2 года назад

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@earthandtime5817 2 года назад

Thank you. It was a lot of fun to explore and I loved seeing all of the families enjoying the museum :)

@pt_ii9764 2 года назад

Very interesting. 👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@earthandtime5817 2 года назад

Thank you. It is such an amazing place. Appreciate the comment :)

@JanetBuol 2 года назад

Nice to see you again, been missing Rae and Dad adventures. This was great, can tell you are in your element there.

@earthandtime5817 2 года назад

Thanks Janet! Appreciate you checking out the new channel :) I am so happy you enjoyed it.

@karenmilligan5597 Год назад

This was interesting. Nature is full of wonder and there's always a lot to explore in the great outdoors.

@earthandtime5817 8 месяцев назад

It is an amazing place out there. And thank you.

@sincerewyd2285 Год назад

Great! Glad I found this channel. I love learning about rocks. Mudfossils are special aswell I like to rock hunt. I live in British Columbia Canada and admire the mountains with a passion. Love learning so thanks for sharing

@earthandtime5817 Год назад

I am glad you found this channel also and thank you for sharing about your love of fossils and rock hounding. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@robertschrum5496 Год назад

¿Do all fungi excrete Calcium Carbonate? Where did the fungi live during this time of Lake W? Did the fungi live on the tree when the tree was alive? Did the fungi also eat rocks & share the minerals with the nearby plants? Is the sample fungi still in the area today? Do fungi networks live in an area forever or might they be terminal? Any conjecture about the relationship between the fungi & the dinosaurs? ¿Say evidence of athletes feet or digestive processes? Thx for exposing these great treasures!

@earthandtime5817 Год назад

Wow. Interesting questions. Thank you. The Calcium carbonate was being deposited by algae. The algae lived in the lake and would grow on tree branches, roots, etc. once they were in the lake. We can see these processes today in lakes. I really like the question about the link to dinosaur and fungi. I am not sure. I am not an algae or fungi expert, so I cant answer all of these questions, but I am excited to learn more. Thank you again the great questions and please keep asking. :)