Exploring 3 rivers, prepping 2 fossil teeth [Fossil Hunt and Fossil Prep]

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I explored 3 different rivers over the course of a weekend and found a nice assortment of fossils and even an artifact!
I'll get the petrified wood polished up in my rock tumbler and we can see how it turns out.
If you know what tooth the hastalis looking one is, please let me know!
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@rawdognasty666 Год назад

sweet and the petrified wood is always one of my favs

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

I love finding it as well!

@scootermom1791 7 месяцев назад

Same!

@sandmaker Год назад

What a fun trip. I'm glad you found bi valves and shells everywhere, a bit of petrified wood, AND a shark tooth. Not the best tooth, but a tooth none the less. Keep having fun and getting out when the work and weather let's you.😊 😷⚒

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Thanks so much!! It's always good to get out and about!

@TylerDollarhide Год назад

You leaving the vertebra kills me. I would kill to find bone like that! In northeast Texas, I only ever find shell fossils, and never have found bone.

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

If it was a super diagnostic bone I would have taken it to the museum but hopefully someone else will also find it and enjoy it 😁

@ethan5.56 Год назад

I went to a creek in Texas on the side of the highway littered with thousands of ammonites. The gravel was full of them

@TylerWrong97 Год назад

@@ethan5.56where bro 😩 I would die to find a spot like that

@ethan5.56 Год назад

@@TylerWrong97 I'm honestly not sure where we were at besides Texas

@TylerDollarhide Год назад

@@TylerWrong97 most of the DFW area is plentiful with shells and ammonites.

@sandraanderson217 Год назад

I love your videos! Beach or prepping are always enjoyable! Thank you!

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Ah thanks Sandra! I really appreciate it!

@catherine59226 Год назад

Love your channel so much! ❤️👍🏻

@MamlamboFossils 11 месяцев назад

Ah thanks so much Catherine!

@jordonz555 Год назад

Means alot to watch your videos, it's what I love doing most of all, and comes in handy especially in those times where you can't get out onto the rivers, beaches and cliffsides. Much appreciated 👍 🦈 🦴 🌴

@MamlamboFossils 11 месяцев назад

My pleasure!! I got you :)

@diamondhunterTv5 Год назад

Amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@booga2059 Год назад

Another great video, thanks.

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@valiantwarrior4517 Год назад

Such a beautiful area. Thanks for the adventure! Love those prep songs-they’ve become nostalgic of when I first found your channel. 🙂

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

I do enjoy the prep songs as well 😁

@giuseppers1956 8 дней назад

If you have been around for 66 million years you've earned those cracks! Neat to think of what it was nibbling on when it lost this tooth? Beautiful tooth.

@brucetaylor2887 Год назад

We have so many rocks with shells in and try as I might I've still never found a tooth in Whanganui area. I've seen plenty from others and my day will come.

@MamlamboFossils 11 месяцев назад

They are out there!

@williamk4356 Год назад

Those are my teeth!

@a3skywarrior929 Год назад

Never leave a fossil behind lol! Still great finds. Have a sheet of some of the shark teeth from the Maryland site...one day i need to lable and mount.

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Sometimes I just have to stop myself 🤣

@a3skywarrior929 Год назад

@@MamlamboFossils right ✅️ 🤠

@wendymontie5660 Год назад

So cool!

@micktepolt6276 Год назад

sometimes that happens when you pick your teeth 😋👍👍

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

lol that's one way of looking at it!

@sixthsenseamelia4695 Год назад

🌱🌏💚 🙋🏻‍♀️ KiaOra Mamlambo! Gtsy!

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Thanks!!

@sixthsenseamelia4695 Год назад

@@MamlamboFossils Theo Kellison shouted you out on his livestream auction. Could I dare to hope for a fossil prep collab with youtubes very best fossil hunters & peppers? 🤩

@josephcormier5974 Год назад

I'm surprised that you didn't try to break off the vertebrae from the rest of the stone thank you for the prep on the shark teeth this has been a very enjoyable video six stars brother

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

I'll leave that for the next person to find, I have a few vertebrae already!

@DeLyons-um1pw 7 месяцев назад

I have some rocks” that kinda” look like that! Kool!

@cashcat4lyfe822 Год назад

We found so many great rocks and fossils on lake Huron in Canada this past weekend. The best one was a star chrinoid stem and so many corals. I would love to find a bone or tooth. Great video!

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

That is awesome! Sounds like you have a great place to find fossils!

@mikef.1000 Год назад

Great work as usual, Mr. Mamlambo!

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Thank you kindly!!

@KarenUntz Год назад

Very nice finds! That coral would take forever to uncover!

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Yeah it would! Apprently it's best to make thin sections of it to ID it

@notananimationchannel 10 месяцев назад

That echinoid at the start of the video looks like a species of Clypeaster (sea biscuits)

@MamlamboFossils 10 месяцев назад

Oooh thanks!!

@trilobite3120 Год назад

I Really appreciate seeing someone exploring the various fossil sites of NZ. Our fossils often get underappreciated. Speaking of which, have you ever been to Reefton? There's a bunch of cool Devonian stuff there (stromatoporoids, Crinoids, apparently the occasional orthocone, and even placoderm and acanthodian fragments). I think I remember you receiving a stromatoporoid piece from there in one of your videos so I'm going to guess you are aware of it.

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

I have only driven through, I haven't stopped and looked for fossils but someone from the Canterbury Mineral and Lapidary Club did give me some nice fossils from there. We have such cool fossils here in New Zealand - probably some of the best cetacean and penguins in the world!

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

I'd love to learn more about the Reefton fossils, if you have any papers etc please email me: mamlambofossils@gmail.com

@trilobite3120 Год назад

@@MamlamboFossils Our Bird fossils (including the amazing penguins) are reasonably popular, especially the moa and Haast's eagle. Kaiwhekea has had an appearance in path of titans and Jurassic world the game, but I still hope that more of our amazing fossils will get more recognition.

@DanHurdrawabening-qt2pt Год назад

Keren

@bryantnelson4488 Год назад

Keep of the good work! What's that song your playing in the background?

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VVstM4CojIc.html Like Heaven - oomiee

@lindalewis5066 11 месяцев назад

That artifact was a different kind of find! 😎😁 I always enjoy your videos. I learn so much and watching your prep work with that 6th sense of yours is impressive. 👍❤️

@MamlamboFossils 11 месяцев назад

Ah thanks Linda! I always appreciate your comments!

@sebastiandlt9514 Год назад

Nice vid, I learned a couple of things, thank you. I am not really familiar with this entire field, but have always been curious of how they just end up in rock formations?

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

It's usually mud that gets turned into a sedimentary rock through pressure, chemical reaction or other factors. Sometimes they form round concretions around the fossil as well, kinda like a natural cement.

@sebastiandlt9514 Год назад

@@MamlamboFossils Thank you! I'll go binge watch your other videos now...

@mariasunbury4788 Год назад

✨

@rotisumbuErikGemstone Год назад

Salam from Indonesia❤

@Epoxinator Год назад

Are those California poppies (Eschscholzia californica) at 6:02?

@MamlamboFossils 11 месяцев назад

I think they are!

@Epoxinator 11 месяцев назад

@@MamlamboFossils It would be interesting to know if they are considered pests there. I live in San Francisco, and they even grow in the road median strips around here.

@wigglewiggle3789 Год назад

Man, I swear the fossil Gods have it in for you. I could be wrong, but it seems like most of your bone fossils are in a thirty kilo chunk of stone. At least. Take care brother.

@jeromesmith3740 8 месяцев назад

Was that not a sharks tooth just to the lower right of the sand dollar fossil?

@CoopercopsGt Год назад

Класс 👍

@hexdone8730 Год назад

Hey love the videos and would love to buy a fossil if you ever decide to sell some

@scootermom1791 7 месяцев назад

How does a shark tooth end up by a river?

@MamlamboFossils 7 месяцев назад

This area used to be covered by the ocean

@scootermom1791 7 месяцев назад

@@MamlamboFossils I see. I had no idea. Thanks!

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Thanks for joining me for this fossil hunt! If you're looking for more fossil hunts, there are 93 videos on my Patreon for $4: www.patreon.com/mamlambo

@VerdantVariant Год назад

I appreciate that you are so thoughtful and deliberate about what you take home from your hunts instead of hoarding or smashing open every potential find. Really enjoyed the microscopic views at the end! Thank you for sharing!

@MamlamboFossils 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! I'm glad you like my methods :)

@ethan5.56 Год назад

When are you going to come to the USA to do a crossover with digging science? Haha great video as always

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

That would be so awesome! I could maybe find some meg teeth finally!

@ccccarriemchardy9216 Год назад

Still awesome finds after being hidden for such a long time!.

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Any shark tooth is amazing to find!

@billrobbins5874 10 месяцев назад

The roundish rock with all the shell fossils. Could possibly make a small table from? Or garden rock? Awesome looking. Your area is most scenic. 👍👍

@blisteringbarnaclesmagnets6364 Год назад

Some nice finds ⚓️🧲👍

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

Thanks mate!!

@Williams63 Год назад

I live in a part of Denmark, where I can find trilobits, but to find them, I have to crack stones open, which means, that sometimes the fossil can split into 2 pcs. What can I use, for glueing the stoneparts back together again, so I can prep them from the outside? The stones are a red limestone called Öland limestone. Thank you in advance.

@MamlamboFossils 11 месяцев назад

Sorry, I missed your comment. I think CA glue will work but ask around on Facebook as I'm not sure what will work on a trilobite.

@SuperMortiki Год назад

Not sure how I feel about the more artistic videos you're creating I've been a subscriber for a while and I very much enjoy your content, if you enjoy creating this artistic content, by all means continue but if it's extra work and you're doing it just for us, I for one don't think it is worth the extra effort. Thank you for your hard work and great content. ❤

@MamlamboFossils Год назад

What do you mean by the more artistic video? Genuinely curious to know