Shale FALL, Ichthyosaur BONES! Epic Outdoor Hunt! | Fossil Hunter

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Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see the special fossil at the end! This time, some fresh Ichthyosaur vertebrae! This an insight into the past, what life was like 180 Million Years Ago even before many of the most famous land-dwelling Dinosaurs ever existed.
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@neptuneslocker9433 Год назад

Lads !!!! What can I say ……. YOU REALLY ARE AMAZING 😍. These finds are exceptional 🤩. And I can say that cos I’m ya mam ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks as always, best mam! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

@bertoneman4851 Год назад

I agree with your mam that you two are AMAZING, and I'm just the bonkers uncle from across the pond. 🤪😜. What well trained eyes you fellas have that spot these amongst so much clutter. Did Shae find more than 8 vertebra? Any ribs or paddle digits at this location?

@neptuneslocker9433 Год назад

You are the MIGHTY uncle from across the pond 🤩

@Dfrancisca95 Год назад

I'm from Indiana, in the US & we have an abundance of crinoid fossils and geode rocks! We go out hunting for them all the time & find buckets full, but I can say what you guys find is absolutely amazing & I'm living through you both! Lol Thank you for all the fantastic content, it is very much appreciated!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Sounds like you also get some really nice fossils over where you are! Glad you’re enjoying watching our videos, thank you for watching and commenting! See you in the next one

@lisapeters4394 Год назад

I came upon your videos, while researching some of my fossil finds. Very helpful. I have searched for Native American artifacts since I was a child on permissioned land. So many dinosaur teeth and fossils have uncovered in the past five years, so of course, I started to take an interest and pick them up! Thank you for passing on your knowledge.

@northernerinnc3179 Год назад

The vertebrae were so well "packed" in the loose stones; I was hoping the spine would continue and continue. Pretty amazing number that were there, of course.

@marie-jeannegonzalez9502 Год назад

Fantastique c est le paradis des fossiles un très grand merci de nous montrer toutes ces beautés 👏👏

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks so much 🙏🏻🦕🦖

@rebeccalucysmith9689 Год назад

Mind blowing to keep,finding vertebrae like that🎉😅👍🏻

@simonmurray5126 Год назад

remarkable to see them all so well preserved after that fall - great finds

@ethanhawtin7561 Год назад

Amazing! 1 was great but 8 was an even bigger surprise

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Absolutely! Couldn’t believe our luck 🦕🦴

@cptnkaos5994 Год назад

Amazing finds, those Ichthyosaur vert's were EPIC

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks so much!

@VooV830 Год назад

The ichthyosaur vertebrae is Awesome..ammonites(6) I must admit my eyes👀 weren't on point today,better luck i guess.✨️🐊🦕🦖✨️👏😊

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

We were so fortunate finding those bones (and ammonites)! I’m sure you’ll identify more fossils in the next one 🤞🏻

@sereloho Год назад

Awesome!!! Eight vertebrae on the same spot! What a great find!!!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Was so exciting!!

@VooV830 Год назад

Thank you for another great video.keep warm and safe.see you guys in the next one.✨️DAD✨️AARON✨️SHAE✨️

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Our pleasure! See you in the next one from us all! 🦴🦕🌊

@alcom3101 Год назад

Toujours un Moment de Détente🔬🍀🎬Que du Bonheur😉🙏🌌

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Some nice fossils and scenery to finish the weekend 🌊🦴🦕

@Steppest Год назад

I found an ichthyosaur vertebrae in the middle of Oxfordshire, had it for years but thought it was a cow vertebrae so chucked it away. Looking at yours I now realise it was exactly the same and I’m now gutted!

@linuskorff4074 Год назад

Really nice finds you had and it is really nice to see how easy it looks to find some fossils there. And the vertrebres were really nice.

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks, it was exciting revealing them!

@joshm3360 Год назад

i love these videos so much .

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks so much 🙏🏻🦕🦖

@Tseringlhatso Год назад

Nice! Hope you've had a good weekend guys

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks! You too! 🦴🦕🌊

@SuperAbcdabcdabcdabc Год назад

Hello from PEI Canada. The spine bones looked me like hockey pucks

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Hey 👋🏻 they do a bit yeah! 🦴

@user-pe9vf4ih8z Год назад

The perfectly round Ammonite @ 14:35 would make a perfect paperweight!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

It’s a lovely specimen isn’t it!

@Sh4d0w20 Год назад

whenever i see your videos im amazed by what you find out there. we dont have that over here so im mostly stuck to metal detecting :D but im always wondering if your location is dangerous considering how often rocks seem to fall ?

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

We certainly can get lucky here, I suppose in reality most of the time we don’t actually find too much 🦴 Metal detecting sounds great! We have to be careful near the cliffs and also be careful with regards to the sea 🌊

@debivort Год назад

The spot the ammonite games around 12:00 are hard mode for sure.

@Worzel_Gummidge_71 Год назад

What a great job finding the vertebrae 😁👍 great video as usual.

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks so much! 🐊🙌🏻

@jefftrag1956 Год назад

When you split one and the is a part you need to glue back from the other side do you ever cut the oart out with a rock saw to save on prep time?

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

We do indeed, measures like that can make a lot of difference overall 🔬

@ianbeale2527 Год назад

I'd be scrabbling around for ages in that shale had I just found all those vertebrae.

@troubledspirit3328 Год назад

Seeing a tree and sea creatures fossilized together suggests to me that at the same time, they were both swiftly covered over by the same sediment at the same time. Not left lying exposed to be covered slowly, one layer at a time.

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thank you, that sounds likely what happened 🙏🏻

@mikehisey2631 Год назад

HOT Ginger Fossil Guys make great dinosaur videos !!

@jrtony3479 Год назад

Awesome channel!!

@08dipankar 5 месяцев назад

I think that just like tiger ammonites moved together to lay their eggs in the shallow waters, these belemnites were also doing the same and got killed.

@ThunderboltWisdom Год назад

Good job guys!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more 🙏🏻🦖🦕

@michaeltaylor2449 Год назад

Some nice finds in this video guys

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks mate 🌊🦕🦴

@michaeltaylor2449 Год назад

@@YorkshireFossils your welcome guys

@popitinpopitout2267 Год назад

hi at 3.27 do i see a vertabrae in the bottom right quadrant ?

@tammydobson3174 Год назад

Just to cool!!! I seen a video where they were just crushing the rocks with there hands....sounded very nice!!! What is all website I may be interested in buying some just for entertainment for a party!!!!! I thought water was not good for the shale rock anm I wrong or right??? ty for the rock show!!!!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks so much, more fossils to come! 🐙🦎 Our website is www.yorkshirefossils.net 🙏🏻

@scharelbrown9027 Год назад

Amazing!!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Thanks!!

@martinfernandez882 Год назад

Beasts of yore!!

@shawncharton9416 Год назад

First like! Yay Shae!!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

🦕🙌🏻

@simeonjohnson6541 Год назад

I heard that @ 5:33 🦆

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

Haha it was actually the noise from the camera touching a stone but I see what you mean 🤣

@debbieives5323 Год назад

Ever find megladon teeth

@AstridinGeorgia Год назад

I suck at finding the nodules in the video.😕

@marioskublan7273 Год назад

Hopefully no Vikings were seen

@truthseeker3907 Год назад

👏👏👏😀👍!

@YorkshireFossils Год назад

🙌🏻🔬🦕🦴

@lanaarpin6540 Месяц назад

No, we cannot spot them. Camera continues to move, picture is too small, no depth perception on screen, all the same color. We don’t watch so WE can spot them, we watch so we can see what YOU spot.