⛏️ Cracking Open Rocks for INCREDIBLE Crystal Covered Fossils & Exploring a Florida River! 🛶🐊⛈️🐢

[@largent45]

Holy Moly those sea urchins are gorgeous!!! My goodness! And Kyle finding a tusk part! You three just had an amazing day! It's just wonderful when you guys are together because you always have the best time! Laughing and playing and finds of a lifetime! It just warms my heart! ❤

[@AD-ns7nn]

Love all 3 of you, but I must say the turtle playing superman on the tree was too cute😊

[@WILDKYLE]

I keep having dreams of finding the rest od the tusk! Such an exciting day!

[@PaleoCris]

Those aren’t dreams, they’re omens. 🤣 If it is there, we’ll find it.

[@joedadbod8450]

That was an EXCELLENT find, Kyle!!

[@johnwanderin3872]

I’m so jealous of all the fun you guys seem to have lol

[@mirkatu3249]

Bri is just plain awesome. Those echinoid crystals blow my mind. Fun video, glad you didn't have to run from lightning! 💚

[@melindahawk8540]

The 3 amigos together again. Love to see y’all explore together. Great to see you hunting again too.

[@nancygaxiola5412]

Bri has always had an eagle eye from what I've seen so far!

[@cmcer1995]

This was an exciting hunt. A Mammoth Tusk and some awesome crystals. Your reactions are also contagious too. This was fun.

[@audraacklin9826]

It's awesome to see the three of y'all together again. Let the adventure begin! ❤️❤️😃

[@WILDKYLE]

❤❤❤

[@richconroy5559]

Those echinoids are fantastic and you can't beat just finding a huge chunk of tusk like that.

[@kimgower1347]

Dont know How i missed this. Some Really Cool finds. Such fun!!! Thank you as always!

[@leslyeschoenhuth1107]

* Those fossils covered in druzy were fantastic. The piece if tusk was amazing and loved the Bone fossils.. Great Finds.. Thanks for Sharing..

[@COLE_and_JAY]

So much sparkle ✨

[@indianasmith8152]

Those are gorgeous little fossils, and the bones and teeth from the river are always cool. Love the big piece of tusk!!

[@Tobikoyum7]

Chris n Kyle are soulmates, I'm convinced. Bree is one lucky lass 😁

[@WILDKYLE]

I'm not going to disagree... 😂😂😂

[@rebyj]

Yay! New content. Love the finds today. Bree's was my favorite. Gorgeous echinoid !

[@hydrophobicwater5843]

found this channel like 3 days ago and I have been binge watching like wild. Love the content.

[@PaleoCris]

I’m glad you’re enjoying it! Thanks for watching.

[@mikepetrucha2774]

You promised upcoming pleistocene fossil videos and you delivered! The druzy echinoids were pretty cool too.

[@TheIdiotfilter]

Some wonderful finds again. I just wish you'd make more videos!

[@nbstars]

Did i see that befor oh yea i saw them in the lake to,

[@aurorasky1166]

All the laughter in the canoe during the rain.. great friends make great memories. Happy Hunting!!

[@joedadbod8450]

Excellent finds Cris! I think my favorite is the one Bri found at @19:20, so beautiful!! And that tusk!!! Great find Kyle!!

[@lakesidesusan6745]

You guys have so much fun! You entertain us and inform & educate us at the same time!💖

[@noalastname1391]

Really love the content! Just found it again after a couple years. Really inspiring! Currently starting up my own collection again, mostly consisting of trilobites, and ortoceratites (squids with shells), since the rocks around here are packed with them. Love from sweden

[@brutebison8387]

great to see you postin your a huge inspiration to me

[@dustinfindsrocks]

Fossils with crystals are the best! Unless there's mammoth tusks laying around... Wow! What a great hunt!

[@tigereye508]

This is one great video!😮 The kind you have to see to believe. Thanks for sharing.

[@skyedancer3106]

Hi all, great video. I love watching what you guys find. You explaining what was found. Those were so beautiful. I can't wait to see you guys back there. Take care and stay safe till next time. ❤❤❤

[@clwbchbabycakes]

Wow - you guys really found some awesome stuff this trip!!!

[@sethreid4886]

Hey guys thanks I really enjoy watching your adventures!those Drury fossils are off the charts!I was thinking medallions rite away

[@Ontario_Rockhound]

Those druzy covered echinoids are stunning!!

[@raygay3375]

That echinoid, with dark druzy, and the delicate white star was THE most beautiful fossil! I really love the tusk piece also; I hope you all were able to preserve it once you got home. ❤🦴I believe I might have been too scared 😱 to get in the water once I saw a gator 🐊 slip silently into the water. But I am glad you’re gutsier than me.

[@sharbean]

A crummy day has just been made better!

[@melissachavez1837]

Wow those echinoids are some of the coolest, prettiest fossils I’ve ever seen! How do you make a fossil cooler? Add crystals of course! 🤯 🤩

[@karmakazi219]

Those crystal fossils are incredible!

[@manderson3231]

Did I dream all of this, or did you post this last week??? 😆 It's a great video,none the less😊

[@PaleoCris]

Thanks! Kyle posted his video of the day last week which includes a few clips that we shared.

[@caseypayton6259]

Please do go back to that area, that was quite an adventure!

[@graemero5532]

Always great when you three get together. 😁

[@AB-cc6fy]

I really like what you all do on your channel. I love the outdoors and always love history. Great stuff!

[@markslade6848]

Hi guys. I'm new to your channel but slowly going through the back catalogue. I love your enthusiasm and your knowledge. Best wishes and happy hunting from a new sub from the UK.....

[@barbaradunn6975]

Amazing finds!

[@JhonDiamond2021]

woww.. amazing, good find

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

What a great episode, love Kyle and Bree!❤

[@annette3681]

Wow!!!! Super Cool!

[@jasperscott5426]

Beautiful fossil,almost like a piece of ceramics.....enjoyed the video!!

[@spicat16]

That lizard was a Basilisk. They are so cool. They will run across the water... They are all over the KOA Miami everglades resort... Very cool lizards. They love to run away on their back legs. 💖💯

[@SallyMayBaby]

OMG. You all thrill me, so exciting to see your discoveries. This 68 yo grandma is flying to Davenport, Florida this September to visit my brother. Any recommendations on how i might wander to see a tiny pinch of what you all see. I am taking my 76 yo sis, and she too, is bit of a adventurer, but if not i can talk her into going with me. ❤

[@belindahameister5977]

LOVE the Horse tooth

[@bentationfunkiloglio]

Jewelry fossils! Nice.

[@sherryfranke6442]

You are living the life I could only dream of

[@joselamers7964]

i can look for hours at your video,s the amazing founds you do are so amazing 😊👌

[@anitameza3960]

I noticed you were rowing in tandem without looking. Cool.

[@RayEllaHoover]

Beautiful fossils !!!

[@JetsStash]

This is cool. Thanks for the vid

[@kathysmith4261]

All I can say is wow mammoth tooth crystal sea urchins what more could you want😊

[@reginastanley6]

The way I NEED those druzy fossils in my life. 😭😭😭

[@busseyb.227]

Very interesting. Do you ever encounter snakes and alligators? My brother lives in Lake Placid FL and those critters seem to be everywhere.

[@chantalrochon3566]

Fun activities ❤🎉😊

[@KimsF101]

Awesome!

[@Tacticalll]

The lizards are called anoles! They're everywhere in central FL, at least I see them all over the place. And presumably all over fl, but who knows.... they camouflage pretty well and usually hide when spotted and approached by predators/docile curious creatures lol

[@exforrestranger8475]

Always super!

[@elizabethjohnson9486]

4:36 how did you get so high you like can’t even touch the log got me cracking up😂

[@johncoffey8645]

That was cool!

[@stephielulu9096]

Love you 3 together, just add Derek the rock flinger for the ultimate dream team 😜

[@jamesadowney]

That was a great one

[@tonytony6945]

No worries for gators or copperheads! Brave group 👍🏼

[@MaxsFireVideography]

The lizard you saw and didn't know the name of was a lizard called the brown anol, are pretty common on florida

[@treytrey333]

Coming back to the channel after a couple years. I know you don't want to give away locations but do you guys mainly hunt the peace river for megladon teeth? I'm in the springhill brooksville area would love to find some decent teeth.

[@-Slinger-]

I hope you find something splendiferous!

[@tanekarnes5260]

This last summer, was a limpkin at a lake in western Arkansas, never saw one and had to look up in my bird book. 😃 Just out of curiosity, how would you treat a fossil to stabilize it?

[@plp123]

Just discovered your channel. What great content. Happy hunting.

[@PaleoCris]

Thanks and glad to have you here!

[@spicat16]

You guys would be so Cool to hang out with. 👍♥️💯

[@TheLindagdetroit]

"I wanna find something... oranges!"🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊

[@JohnNeel-k8m]

That is cool as s**t I live just south of Tallahassee in Franklin County we have a few places you can find fossils like that

[@artyopteryx3]

at some point could you cover how you treat fossils you find to stop them falling apart?

[@skoitch]

Hi Bri! 😍

[@andreb2019]

Lizard was a Brown Anole :)

[@HopeRock425]

How can you tell apart which rock has echinoids in it? Do tjose sorts of rocks exist in other states? What kind of environment would I find some like that?

[@denislemelin7653]

That’s some serious shit people ! Ya’ll rule !!!

[@gracemccoy1970]

Did you see that first gator had a yellow rope around it's tail?

[@jamesaolsen1196]

TOGETHER AGAIN!!!

[@davideo1954]

I want to find something Krakenesque

[@russn7995]

Whaaaat? What do you look for to spot those rocks that will have those fossils in them?

[@atuuschaaw]

♥

[@Saramatt2023]

Yes,first ☺️

[@laurafolsom2048]

❤

[@sxyskybluiz]

What type of rocks do you look for to break open in hopes of finding these?

[@davideo1954]

A Tuskaloosa!

[@mackie_p]

That tusk tho...

[@Cool_kid_1]

Hi please pin this comment Paleocris!!!!! By The Way Love Your Videos!!!!!!!!!!!

[@idfkbackoff1]

Hey!

[@benitagrattan193]

How did the sea urchins get inside that rock????¿

[@weiner1414]

Where were you guys?

[@ross.2003]

Please do some geode hunting

[@lorikartanowicz3602]

What river are you on?

[@newlevelgraphicsdavidframe2870]

I think that is an anole lizard

[@delvis008]

I want to find something humungus.

[@sherryfranke6442]

What area of Florida are you

[@garycorbett2941]

Damn the older bree gets the more manly it looks.

[@MeowlodieHL]

Do you have to treat every fossil y'all collect?

[@PaleoCris]

Very few, actually. Ivory specifically is very high risk. The larger the piece, the more trouble it tends to give us as it dries.

[@MeowlodieHL]

@@PaleoCris I still can’t believe y’all found the stuff you did. Dreams were achieved.