Fossil Fish! Fossil Hunting
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 is 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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Oh my! What a beautiful day! I was starting to think that it’s eternally grey and rainy on your coastline. 😉. Columbus Ohio USA
Nice fish!
These vids have a strangely calming and focusing effect on me. Therapeutically even. The one who makes these vids is extremely gifted in my opinion.
@peterundo8380
Жыл бұрын
You're right. And if you look for fossils yourself, you will see that the contemplative effect is even greater. This effect is one of the reasons why i am also looking for ammonites here in bavaria (Cenoman/Turon).
What a sweet finds & yes please show more of your collection
Thanks for transporting me from New York City to your fossil-rich coast line. Once again you've made me a teenager.
That golden ammonite is gorgeous! And I love your fossil fish. The scales and all the tiny details are so plain! I'm enjoying your collection, please keep showing them to us!😊
Wow I absolutely love your videos! I watch them to clam down🦕☺️
how amazing are your finds man? awesome indeed..A walk down to the beach there sure doesn't resemble a walk to the beach in Oz where I live but man I wish my beaches held as many secrets of the past as yours do..Thanks for showing them to us..
That fish is really stunning!
Very beautiful spot! I liked the "can you spot..." section, and I LOVED the fish at the end. Thanks for a great video.
super good vids. congrats. interesting and the hunt is so exciting! thanks man
You live in one beautiful place . Thanks for the videos .
Thanks again for sharing your adventures and amazing fossils.
Hi I'm really enjoying your site , your location is where I grew up so the sea shore around this area is very familiar . Such was my collection of fossils that at school my geography teacher who lived locally and a few others set up a Geology Club to showcase our finds . Several ending up at Durham University . Years of combing these areas you don't realise the knowledge and expertise you gain but take for granted to this day there's areas probably known to a few the Scientific interest and special areas that were never disclosed and rightly so as in some cases areas can be ravaged with little care for the site and importance, good luck with your hunting and sharing your finds . N M
Such a beautiful area you are hunting in, love the ammonites!
Good lad. Telling people to keep safe around the cliff face. I visit Devon cliffs a lot with my children and we have found many fossils. The main rule, is to stay away from the face.
Wow the golden eleganticerous looked fantastic👍 and that fossil fish was very cool. Nice video 👍👏😱.
Well you have inspired me again to have a wander down the coast again tomorrow, another good vid lad 👍
Wow! So beautiful! ❤️ from 🇨🇦
another great video! Watching from the US, wishing I had known about those fossils when I lived in Scotland years ago. Keep inspiring us, please.
Nice fish.
Love your vids! The coastline looks stunning and so rural! The coastline in Dorset is usually picked clean by tourists haha
Excellent find young man. Keep posting the vids
Very nice!!!!
Awesome video, as always. 😊🥦
Beautiful place, makes me wish I lived near the ocean! That fish is incredible! Great find!
Inspired me to get out on the Jurassic coast. Uploaded a clip to my channel.. I'll finish the next one mind. Keep them coming ✌
love your vids good finds like always thanks for sharing young man ..
Nice😍 Yeah I will see your collection 😁 Happy hunting and greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
I enjoyed this video very much. I love fossil hunting too! Great finds, the fish is fantastic. ! I look for to the next expedition! :)
That’s so cool.
Please show more. They are beautiful!!
Awesome! Thank you.
A nice hunt!
nice Video 👍🤠
Great !!!
Nice fish :)
I want to do this. Looks great fun.
I am always interested in your collection. And your videos.
Thankyou for sharing ❤️ You come from a lovely place 😊.
@YorkshireFossils
Жыл бұрын
It’s really nice isn’t it ☀️
Great stuff! Used to do this and thoroughly enjoyed it but my right foot is now no good and I've had to give it up.
Got to say this is one activity that lets you stay fit. Just going up the cliff with specimens must be a workout. Thanks for posting your videos. How long did it take to prepare the fish fossil and what is the process to prepare it?
Hope you don't mind me asking but what do you use as backing to stabilise the shale
Gosto muito do seu trabalho 💞 🇧🇷
The rocks themselves are gorgeous even sans ammonites. I would go crazy thinking about cutting
Wow amazing finds! What beach is this at really want to go now!
time 12.50 awesome rock!
Please dont move cam so much and to quikly, you have such great video,, move slower,that way we can see what you see, its so interesting what you do😊👍🍀
gorgeous ammonites♥
its good that u always say not to walk under the cliffs
Must ask this have had it in my head looking at your amazing videos: How are the regulations in England for for fossil hunting? Could every one go out and pick as mutch the want? Or do you need a licence? And could you behold your collection for your self or report your finding to a geologic museum or somthing?! Am asking because on a "klapper stone" feeld at the north of Öland in Sweden it is forbidden to pick fossils, but it is an old nature reservation called Neptune's akers/feelds, it was Linné that "found it" on 1700. There are a lot of fossils there , not in the enormus way that in your place but yet. All the best BarbroSweden
@alanwang6879
4 жыл бұрын
Most of the locations in the UK are SSSI which means that you can pretty much collect as much as you want providing you don’t dig into the cliffs or bedrock. Fossils are categorised in some places so some of the fossils, if important need to be reported to the local museum. This only applies to the ‘Category 1’ fossils. However you can’t just collect anywhere as some privately owned land doesn’t allow collecting.
this old lady does not do instagram but a page for a fossil YES YES YES
I wish we had a beach like this in holland😭
Could you do a video of your fossil collection?
🙋♂️🤗👍👍👍👍
You missed the coin against the rock at 6:58. Wonder what it was...
how do you know it's fossilized wood?
Fossil wood together with seacreatures... definitly a catastrophic event took place...makes you wonder.
Amazing video once again thank you for sharing 🦖👍😁👏
Have you ever found pliosaurus tooth fossil there?
有一個出產化石的海岸真好~
Love the walk down,,,,,,,how do the fossils turn golden?
@alanwang6879
4 жыл бұрын
The fossils are made of a metal called pyrite which is shiny golden.
the fossilized wood you find around there looks to have been burnt and buried in mud and debris. Scary to think of what kind of event would have caused that to happen.
@terrortorn
4 жыл бұрын
Fossilisation happened.
@jimmysteele1282
4 жыл бұрын
The vikings landed on the east coast of Britain so it very well could of been a Viking ship that was destroyed during the journey, and then repurposed as fire wood for camp as they came a shore 🙂
@-s6721
4 жыл бұрын
Time, that's the answer(?
@stuff580
3 жыл бұрын
It wasn't burned, just as coal wasn't burned. It just got that way through pressure and heat in the crust of the earth, over time. Jimmy Steels, of course not. It is in stone, charcoal from back then would have been buried. If a ship was destroyed on the journey, it would have sunk. Please do not comment if you don't know what you are talking about, as it can misinform others
@stuff580
3 жыл бұрын
Or charcoal would have been crushed and mixed in with the sand
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Hi! Sorry if I missed it, but which beach is this please?
can you make a vid of your best finds ever?
an apple with a golden strem
Where is this please? Looks like north east coast?
Do you ever say...hey, I have enough ammonites, time to stop bringing home ammonites, and start looking for other cool stuff now,.?
Is there a preservation order on this piece of coastline ? Do you need a permit to take away fossils ? Interested to know, thanks 🌍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🌍
Im from Indonesia, can anyone name a few places in my country to start exploring for fossils?? 😍😍😍
I love you to tell me what the fossil I have is ,my grandson found in a quarry .,how canning show you please .thankyou
Coecalanth?
Hello bạn
yoy should do guided tours for 1000GBP per person...im sure u will get rich..
If u didn’t talk and had a nice mic...this could be dope ASMR
Did you ever find anything worth money.
All of this stuff all over the world is evidence of a global cataclysm in the recent geologic past.
Great, but don't 'plant fossils' lad