Finding Fossils While Exploring a Private Creek in Ohio!!

[@darrellbroomhall7020]

Super cool.

[@joedadbod8450]

Thanks so much!!

[@jeffdonaldson6538]

Amen! Praise the Lord!

[@soul_adventurist]

Wow, there are a lot of horn corals out there! I think it’s great to include the boys in your fun hobby❤

[@joedadbod8450]

@@soul_adventurist thank you! We had a lot of fun!! 😊

[@GREEKEXPLORERS]

Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@joedadbod8450]

Thank you so much, my friend! I hope you and your sweet little family are all doing well. :)

[@GREEKEXPLORERS]

@@joedadbod8450 Hey my friend we are fine and especially now that the second child has come everything is amazing!! I'm really glad you have your kids with you and that's what I'm trying to do with my older kid and I think I've done it a lot and he's only three years old!! Be well and enjoy them!! Good luck my friend and always with care!!

[@huntingrocks]

This creek is amazing , so many great fossils coming out of there. Those Cephalopods are spectacular, probably my second favorite fossil after trilobites , that was a great video Joe I Loved it

[@joedadbod8450]

@@huntingrocks thank you so much Jeff!! I kind of changed up my format a bit with this one. My fossil videos never do well with views, but I have fun finding them and making them so I’m going to keep on doing them when I can. I hope you’re doing well and I look forward to your new video coming out tomorrow!!

[@paleo1019]

The honey comb type fossil is a Tabulate coral called Favosites. It is actually referred to as a "Honey Comb coral" for that honey comb appearance.

[@joedadbod8450]

@@paleo1019 thank you!! I was thinking it was a tabulate coral of some sort, just didn’t know which. I appreciate you!

[@Lucia_SpiderRabbit]

I read it's a private mine, I needa go places with you! 😅😅😅 I wanna find fossils!

[@joedadbod8450]

@@Lucia_SpiderRabbit yes, the creek run through private land that my parents own. We always have a lot of fun exploring around down there!! It’s neat holding history in your hands when finding those fossils. 😊

[@onepunch9203]

Please explain. What is a horn coral? What are these cephalopods? I live in this part of the world and have not heard of either one of these.