Fossil Hunter Examines HUGE Limestone Nodule! Fossil Hunting for Belemnites | Fossil Hunter 

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My boys love fossil hunting and are fast becoming real rockhounds and have got me down to Filey for the weekend. Can you recommend any particular spot to go hunting for fossils with them.

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Thank you 🙏🏻 Orange belemnites sound great! They can certainly be misleading fossils 🦴 Sometimes they look like teeth 🦷

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Thanks mate 🙏🏻 Such a lovely Belemnite isn’t it!

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It’s pretty unique isn’t it! Certainly one of the coolest we’ve seen!

Yes. Haven’t seen anything like this during the paleo labs or the lab books (way back when … varsity 🙂)

Has to be museum quality. For sure.

That's a good hobby cool

It’s pretty special isn’t it!! Will have to show some others too 🦑

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Isso comprova que a Terra já foi um planeta gasoso e se tornou Planeta Água até formarem os oceanos

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It’s certainly exciting but takes a while before you find much 🙏🏻

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Thanks so much, more fossils to come! 🐙🦎 We have nowhere nearby to find trilobites unfortunately, but would love to find one! We’ve never owned one either!

@@YorkshireFossils That sucks, since that place is jurassic, makes sense you find none, where i live in denmark is danian and nearby is more danian but also cretaceous :) Most of denmark is cenozoic but the island of bornholm have ranges all the way back to precambrian! Since denmark was underwater we mostly find sea life, but bornholm has land and water since it was covered in land but also water! It's a bit far away but totally worth it for the trilobites and dinos and other things. I have bought some really well preserved trilobites and ammonites, so well preserved they look alive or like they're sleeping. Also got a little amber with inclusions which is always nice. Have you guys got any amber? If so, got any with inclusions? 🦖🦟

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That sounds incredible about the find that she made! We have never found an ammonite specimen that large before! Great work 🙌🏻

Thanks! We haven’t found any geodes no

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Some of the fossils we offer contain calcite 🙏🏻

@@YorkshireFossils lovely. I'll take a look

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That’s similar to here really, not many of the large nodules contain any fossils for some reason 🤔

Nothing wrong with trying, (good luck🍀).

I’m sure eventually you’ll find something special 🙏🏻🌊

To be honest it’s not fully known yet 🤔

Any hammer will do. The thing with the hammer is the material, which dictates how hard it is and how hard it can hit. For example, you don't want to be smacking really hard things with a hammer that is too soft, or you'll end up with a broken hammer. But for delicate tasks you might want more delicate tools.

@@thehowlingjoker thank you for replying really appreciate it. question what kind of hammer is that?

@@MrZeroFksGiven Looks like an engineer hammer. There are hammers specifically made for geology/paleontology, I would personally recommend looking into those and finding cheaper, generalised equivalents. Engineer or Engg hammers and rock hammers are a good place to look.

@@thehowlingjoker thank you so much mate 🙏🙏 hope you have a positive day

@@MrZeroFksGiven no problem, good luck finding what you need.

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All sorts! Our main goal is to save and prepare important fossils and share them

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Awesome isn’t it!! We sometimes collect the better preserved shells 🐚

That’s a nice beach isn’t it 🏝️

I don’t think it’s a risk unfortunately 🙏🏻

Hey 👋🏻 We haven’t done any mud larking before but it looks cool!

I see what you mean 🤔

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I see what you mean, but I don’t think it was a footprint on this occasion

Thank you, it’s a pretty cool beach to explore for sure! There are certainly plenty of great things out there to be found if you keep looking 🙏🏻

I don’t think so

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