Opening Prehistoric Secrets: Insane Fossil Finds You Won't Believe!

[@YorkshireFossils]

We hope you enjoy this video! We have another fossil hunting adventure video coming shortly!

[@marialambert9769]

Can you make a video of showing the collection? 🐚🐚

[@VooV830]

Ammonites are unreal... just stunning. 🥰👍

[@ethanhawtin7561]

Cracking specimens guys! Some real rarities with that friechella and schlothemia! Lovely video, Thankyou for sharing

[@jeanettecorbett4704]

It's so relaxing watching this. And listening to the Sea .

[@uzaklardangelen.]

Videolarınıza müzik koymadığınız için çok teşekkür ederim.Doğanın sesini suyun sesini taşın,çekişin sesini vb.duymak çok daha güzel.👍👍👍

[@VooV830]

👋🏻☺️ Thank you for another fantastic vidno. I'll catch you in the next one.

[@michaeltaylor2449]

Some really nice finds guys

[@nancytestani1470]

Super duper, those long thin fossils.

[@SvenTaapken]

Hi Guys, Sven from Australia here. I’ve been watching your channel for quite a while now & id have to say that the narration, content and visual have certainly come a long way. Great work and keep it up.

[@gailhoffmann9498]

Absolutely fascinating guys. Thank you for taking us along! Gappy New Year!

[@essiefowler9775]

That’s so cool, I love watching you find these fossils

[@stantonwyman581]

at the 12.20 min mark in your video, you opened a shale slab with multiple belemnites in it. Im sure you notice the smooth ripples in the matrix around them, which was formed by moving water over them. Same as on a beach. A moment frozen in time 180 Million years ago. Love your videos. some day I hope to come explore there too.

[@GGsInterests]

WOW! Thanks!

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

Beautiful. Thank you.

[@hiltonr1845]

Looking forward to this one , all the way from 🇦🇺

[@YorkshireFossils]

We hope you enjoyed it! More to come 🐊🏝️ thank you 🙏🏻

[@paulsotheron710]

Amazing to find such great specimens. 👍

[@vlogsnorth]

Enjoyed watching .Thx for sharing this

[@nancytestani1470]

Breath taking.

[@JustOneKnight]

So wish I had of known how to do all this earlier in life. Thank you for sharing your journey of fossicking for such beautiful treasures of natures past.

[@marcingromek9685]

Incredible accumulation of squids. WOW!

[@raygrange7312]

Beautiful fossils lads.

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

Wow! So fascinating & interesting.

[@billrobbins5874]

Fascinating! Does anyone know what type of event created those fossil beds from millions of years ago?

[@eddyvillemain224]

Merci ❤🇨🇵🙏

[@YorkshireFossils]

You’re welcome! We hope you enjoy 🙏🏻

[@andreamcgrath8209]

Just found you and subbed wow this is so interesting 👍

[@spongebobsqueeze]

I am so jealous I could spit. I cant think of anything I would rather do then look for fossils all day. I live in Washington State USA near Dungeness, Wa. We have a lot of thunder eggs here on the beach but besides crystals,agates, and baby turtles and huge clam fossils, Ive never found anything that interesting in them. We have a lot of plant fossils. I found some fossilized Mammoth tusks once years ago but thats about it. You guys really find some spectacular stuff!

[@MandySmith-k6v]

I live in south Yorkshire and it's always been on my bucket list to go fossil hunting! Do you do tours at all? Many thanks Mandy

[@Big_Renfrew]

I enjoy your content, but I very much prefer a full screen video.

[@nancytestani1470]

So these creatures were Cambrian time?

[@krishnakumargopal]

5:25 did I see juicy flesh still intact and well preserved 🤔🤔 but now disturbed 😳

[@lindarossmaier6738]

WOW nice ammonite!!

[@taniamew]

Amazing

[@Susan-e4n]

I was wondering if you could tell me exactly what an Ami note is. I have got one and I love it it . But I know very little about it . Thank you. Your video is amazing.

[@user-ex9dx7gt4o]

Can you guys explain how these nodule things form and why there are fossils in them?

[@22patch22]

Google," how a concretion forms."

[@therealrantroom]

Im new here. So much to learn!? Hows it gold?

[@katleenallen8153]

Was it a friechella that was shown and you said was very rare?

[@Nanology101]

That was the most amazing shit I've ever seen!

[@joeytroutman9506]

What is that at 10:49?

[@richardcarey169]

Is this Speeton clay or Robin Hoods bay?

[@erikarodriguez-to3um]

El espiral de Fibonacci 😮

[@emiliasantos7119]

Porque é sempre o mesmo fóssil?, formato de espiral?.,,O que é esse que tem o formato de um projétil???

[@gen-ky5wo]

Spiral = Ammonite, projectile = belemnite. Both very common fossils

[@emiliasantos7119]

@ Obrigada!

[@nancytestani1470]

How come so round and you know there might be a fossil?

[@Erik-h9l]

Nice

[@earthlybutterfly]

Did you visited Robin Hood Bay yesterday (16.01.25)? I think we saw you, but not sure. Today we realised that we might of seen you there 😊.

[@zulkiflymohamed-wu4rh]

i'm new to this channel, just wondering if you need special permits to do this?😅

[@JustWatching0323]

I also like to know that. In Sweden you can move around almost anywhere in forests and on beaches, but to start hacking on rocks you need landowner's permit.

[@Paleo-YT]

A sub? I love paleontology

[@andrewdowns3403]

how do you get those great lumps of rock , back up the cliff ?

[@timtom489]

Don't let this guy into the bowling alley.

[@Svensk7119]

Ah! The carrot-krakens!!

[@69LOLIN]

How much áre They worth? 😮

[@Papason7212]

The guy is not very careful when chiseling !

[@gailmarshall2555]

Is it OK to excavate fossils like this? Was that a squid or a belemnite?

[@nancytestani1470]

Ooooooh, aaaaaw

[@larryhurley2314]

Im guessing it's just more ammonites.

[@nancytestani1470]

Poop