PALEOCENE SHARKS AND CROC TEETH! | Post-Storm Fossil Hunting

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Back on the hunt!
In this video I hit a Paleocene (~66-56 M.Y.A.) fossil site to look for shark teeth and other fossils from the time just after the dinosaurs met their demise! This was right after a big storm, which is usually a great time to fossil hunt, but unfortunately this storm threw a ton of sand and debris onto the beach which really hindered our collecting. Nonetheless, it was a good day of hunting! I managed to find a few beautiful little fossil crocodile teeth, and some decent shark teeth as well. I hope you enjoy the video, and if you’re attending the Aurora Fossil Festival in NC this weekend, I hope to see you there! Like, comment, and subscribe! ~HH
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@charlottehawk3766 Год назад

I'll be at the 2023 Aurora Festival. Can't wait.

@RickyPaxton Год назад

Love those shells!

@JackSmith-bo1vy 2 года назад

Great video. If the species are the same as the Palaeocene over here in the UK, your teeth with the striations on the blade are Striatolamia striata, your large tooth with the nice cusps is a Jaekelotodus Robustus and the small fish plate is a section from a broken Phylodus.

@bobpaup4222 2 года назад

The small fish plate is a puffer fish plate. Great finds!! Thank you for sharing the video

@conneravella132 2 года назад

Can you say the locations? I’d love to get into this and I live near the bay

@thedmvhistorian8964 2 года назад

I love the Paleocene fossils around DC! Those are some really nice finds! I found a location right near DC where I found an Otodus that was almost 2 inches. There’s also another location where you can collect right out the sand stone with a rock hammer. The teeth are just stunning! Great finds man!

@juicebox86 2 года назад

VA or MD side? just curious.

@HoppeHunting 2 года назад

Congrats on the Otodus!!

@thedmvhistorian8964 2 года назад

@@juicebox86 MD. Its fairly difficult to find large otodus teeth in Maryland but they're around.

@juicebox86 2 года назад

@@thedmvhistorian8964 ah. Nice!

@kailashpatel2935 Год назад

Henson right?

@kellybelcher2319 2 года назад

Amazing! I havent been able to get out to Calvert cliffs since April, but it's nice to see people are finding things! Thanks for the video!!!

@Ontario_Rockhound 2 года назад

Very cool finds, recently a member of the same rockhounding club I am part of came back from FL from a fossil hunting trip and he brought a bunch of fossilized shells from the other members and me.

@njfossils 2 года назад

Great video man! Loved the Paleocene fossils !!

@mitchs_teeth 2 года назад

Awesome video Hoppe keep em coming!

@HoppeHunting 2 года назад

Thanks Mitch!

@fossilsfromray 2 года назад

Awesome content as usual!!!

@nikosloutra4782 2 года назад

Great hunt 👍

@TheAdventurousRealtor 2 года назад

Yaaay for SC 🤗 can't wait to see your video! Also I'm super curious as to where you may be going outside of the country 😁 Also I love sand tiger teeth ☺️ nice haul today!

@HoppeHunting 2 года назад

Thank you! I will be in France for most of my trip, but might make my way into another country to fossil hunt...stay tuned!

@dlauer9880 Год назад

Awesome finds for one trip! Although I primarily collect Cretaceous teeth, I love the Paleocene finds, as well. We have a few Paleocene spots in NJ. I believe some of your finds are from the sand tiger Striatolamia.