Fossil Hunting: Find Of A Lifetime Ichthyosaur SKULL!

Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see all of the fossils we find! This time, we show an incredible Ichthyosaur skull! We have many other upcoming videos just like this episode, with some even more exciting fossil finds, plus more new content! 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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[@toddlersandtomatoes3198]

I just wanted to aay i absolutely love the safety glasses on statements every time you go to break up nodules. It would be ao easy to edit out or even not say tk start with. Ive been watching with my kids and appreciate the aafyfirat aspect. Keep up the good work! ❤

[@MultidimensionalBeing123]

I hope you are learning from your father, your life is so wholesome. Never change a thing.

[@ElliotLambert-t7k]

that last fossil prep was insane !! what an incredible finish, well done

[@jadefinding]

Guys you are so lucky to live a such a beautiful place. Nice video!

[@Itsbrettjones]

I seriously loved getting to look for the ammonite myself before you revealed where it actually was! Please do that more often because it would help me learn what to look for

[@butterfly3981]

Absolutely loved that. Thanks lads and thanks dad for the amazing work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@randychadwick3776]

I had an absolute blast for 30 minutes!!! Freaking entertaining as hell!! I love these longer vids. Keep hunting and putting these out. Great, informative, entertaining, content. No doubt.

[@DreadEnder]

I bought one of your large dactilioceras and I’m preparing it as a wedding present.

[@SullyBrock2011]

Your getting married?

[@DreadEnder]

@@SullyBrock2011 nah not me. Why would I get myself a wedding present?

[@CushtyBelta]

@@DreadEnderL0L

[@littledabwilldoya9717]

@@DreadEnderbecause it’s really cool??😅 why not buy yourself a present anytime?!? YOU know what you’ll love…😂❤

[@k.jespersen6145]

😂 Alright, gents, the discussion of the coprolite rather stole the show. 😂 And of course it's nice, because we all like fossils, here. Thank you for the excellent mix of preparation, spot-the-fossil, cracking, and scenery! This is a "save for later" video to rewatch, for sure.

[@SMay-rg5vh]

'For other people to see as they come along'. Amazing. It's fantastic when you say it. Just don't forget about the finer tools when you get home !!

[@bigbasil1908]

Your dad must have huge amounts of patience to be doing all that work on the Ichthyosaur fossil

[@VooV830]

How can ? I not leave a comment as always. This is another amazing beautiful video.Thank you for sharing with us guys.

[@colinread1159]

Enjoyed the video as ever fellas. I'm not knowledgeable about fossils but I can see, by the variety of shots in this video, that you're fast becoming film editors as well as fossil hunters!

[@todaysrules6730]

Gosh, the scenery alone is spectacular!!! I wish I could go about doing this, I got the books and beginner tools, but am afraid to go by myself, as a female., to areas where they are found. I can live vicariously through your videos. Thank you!

[@neptuneslocker9433]

Incredible video!! Fantastic viewing! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jocorrass679]

An interesting and enjoyable video with fantastic camera work. I love the stunning scenery as much as the awesome finds! 🐚🦕✨

[@snailfarmer]

Thanks for showing the Lytoceras. Found a big chunk of one and now I'm finally confident I know what it is!

[@Big_Renfrew]

Wow, such a meticulous and patient man your Dad is. 🇨🇦

[@glennquagmire1747]

I haven't watched this for awhile, I'm glad you've upgraded your hammer 👍

[@VeeSwan]

What a gorgeous place to hunt these fossils, just beautiful. Love the videos of your adventures, keep it up and props to your dad for all the hard work he does as well!

[@katleenallen8153]

Love your videos and for the enthusiasm you still have when you find an ammonite. Would love to see more of the preparation process in real time. There’s very little of the latter on the web. But a very professional and interesting video. Thanks for sharing

[@marshalbass7098]

Very cool stuff guys! Thanks for producing this content for us!

[@BarbaraM-ro3xq]

The fossils are extraordinary! But all those bright yellows and reds are interesting as well!

[@Connie-y3r]

Awesome. Here on Kansas, USA, we used to be under an ocean I've only found very small shells rarely teeth, and numerous crinoids. I'd be thrilled with your rejects!

[@gailhowes9398]

Thank you so much for your videos for people like me as I’m no where near the ocean😘

[@vickyyounghensley1269]

I live in Florida so Im not far from the ocean but with this being a tourist state - and warm - things like this would probably long gone or destroyed....

[@KinverMarshall]

MY MUMS FROM YORKSHIRE and I'm into Fossils.

[@csharpe5787]

Yorkshire is a truly beautiful place.

[@JurassicFossils-jj1mf]

What a great video love it and a great job on the prep work keep up the good work.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

You guys have a very beautiful office!

[@sarahhunnicutt3769]

It was lovely to see the two of you out exploring and working together on the shore again. Please make more videos like this! How old were the two of you when you started cracking open the fines? I imagine the two of you going out to hunt for fossils with your dad as a little boys. Or were you away at a school somewhere?

[@Suppakaew]

Greetings from Thailand, My 3 years old son loves your clips so much. He always ask me about how the fossils are made and he’s deeply in love with finding ammonites. I think it would be nice if there are your clips on KZbin Kids too so I can let him watch your clips without worrying about the other random clips. Just ordinary suggestion from me, you don’t have to take it seriously. We’ll follow your clips by the way. Thank you. 😊

[@Trailerparkpimpin1]

OMG that is crazy

[@ratashussainexplorer5778]

You are really good explore ,thanks .from Pakistan

[@exploringtheancients7240]

Amazing! Thanks for the hard work!

[@aksatheeshkumar]

Amazing. Exactly like Mother Kundalini

[@hazelsegnitz3254]

Your videos have come a long way, great finds , unbelievable drone shots of the beautiful Yorkshire coast the colours of the beach rocks are amazing! You bring an inaccessible beach to many peeps that would never see it !🫶

[@michellejohnson3867]

Which beach is it and where is it here in the UK please? Curious and I'm an old lady of 72 , so not a rival, boys! Lol xx 😮😊😂❤

[@HiImKen-re8pu]

This very was great! Beautifully filmed.

[@raygrange7312]

Great vid boys. Lovely photography.

[@michaeltaylor2449]

AMAZING finds guys that Skull is a BELTER

[@buscandooroartesanalmentes3823]

hermosos fósiles amigo gracias por compartir tu video

[@RockhoundAdventures]

My gosh that skull is dreamy!! 😍

[@billiejofrance2526]

I would love to have a video of just the music and scenery! Not that I don’t like your videos?! It would be cool to have a different channel, just for scenery!

[@billiejofrance2526]

I loved the view of the whole coast! So pretty!

[@nunyabisnass1141]

Oh, you guys finally got a drone. Sweet.

[@Commanderpado-Sebastian]

OMG IM ABOUT TO LOOSE MY AMMONITES THIS IS SO AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

[@thrideepck69]

Vazhalikkavu 😍

[@8JeongHoon5]

와 갑자기 이 영상이 떠서 보게 됐는데 돌에서 이런게 나오니까 너무 신기하네요

[@JohnAtkinson-wl2bw]

I wanted to leave a comment but didnt have my Safety Glasses with me.

[@CarrieMumphrey-t8b]

No one cares

[@Noob-ez9yu]

@@CarrieMumphrey-t8b was being rude really the first thing you thought about?

[@crabbykittycat3247]

I went on a school field trip and we went to a place that the small river was an entire ocean so I knew there’s fossils there so me and another class mate went digging in the water I picked up a big rock and underneath it was a fossil of a Gastropod which is shell species it’s fully molded on the small rock 😅

[@maemae7497]

Great videography

[@DreadEnder]

Incredible find!!!

[@menopausalbarbie7467]

Fascinating, wonderful finds 💜💜💜

[@sluggo3slug]

Inspiring!!

[@SullyBrock2011]

A very cool fossil!! Sometimes i wish i had a large aquatic apex predator in my animal collection besides my turtle.

[@thelazysunday688]

I loved this content

[@purpe893]

Watching from Nepal❤

[@triple_A_rockhound]

Good ground finds 👍 It got me to break one of my mudballs ✌️

[@Tseringlhatso]

Some absolute beauties!

[@gysghost5126]

great findings and good job

[@danierlie]

this is so nice to watch

[@dianadelahaye7660]

Awesome fossil work.

[@susandorward2293]

So fascinating!

[@jarmyvicious]

Salutations, EXCELLENT FIND and RECOVERY! I had a question regarding ammonite fossils; do you ever find the actual animal fossilized, or is it strictly the fossil shell that is collected? Thanks, Cheers, and Blessings!

[@katherinepotter1528]

I really am shocked that u can see these things in the rocks. Amazing

[@ceciliauzcategui9577]

Great!!

[@kennethtreasures3548]

Nice find guys !

[@von-iv1jo]

Love youe fossil hunt videos

[@mikehisey2631]

Wow Hot Ginger Fossil Guys that’s huge !!

[@linuskorff4074]

Lets see what incredible things were found! And how the Ichthyosaur will turn out. In the end, some truly remarkable finds I would say!

[@Slayceos]

Congratulations

[@FredsFossils]

Amazing!!

[@board1666]

Awesome

[@katakkio]

The cover shows a fossil stone in the shape of Sicily (Italy). 😄

[@War-of-the-foxes]

I love your video's I'm curious where you look for fossils if you don't mind me asking

[@TJfossil]

Well done, lads.

[@fressechris]

i love it

[@goldcambodia]

Good admin!

[@jacquiehobbs]

Brilliant ❤

[@Darkforce0]

That’s amazing!

[@twokaizer2452]

18:28 wow

[@LyVanToan-vn2tq]

Hello 🖐️🖐️🖐️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dopedreamz]

We have somewhat the same here in st.Lawrence county NY.

[@homagetogorto]

Strange to think that my whole life, I've entirely misunderstood rocks. I always think of them as solid.

[@sandramays795]

Many are. There are different types. Sedimentary rocks are laid down in layers and compressed over time.

[@DreadEnder]

Most are rock hard but many have the chance to contain something brilliant!

[@MrsBrit1]

They are solid...They're certainly not a liquid or gas!

[@DreadEnder]

@@MrsBrit1 maybe they’re time crystals?

[@SugiYanto-n1t]

Gigih degi prakoso=hatiku=tobat-nasuha=benar=selamanya=aman

[@marc-thomasschondube7883]

What do you actually need to do something like that and where can you find something like that?

[@MrSayyadirfan]

Why only ammonites sir how others fossilized creatures can be found like fishes or sharks ,whales snakes or crocodiles.......nice video

[@exman3jr293]

Hy bro i'm fans you from indo

[@Molomiti13016]

J'ai trouvé une ammonite la dernière fois 😊

[@janlinke9854]

That stone you said move outta the way, looked like it had crab legs. Was it a fossil? It was the whiteish one when you were looking at that small ammonite.

[@alexe8996]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CarrieMumphrey-t8b]

5:35 😮

[@southerncross300]

So this is the real-life Loot box😅

[@michaelleigh2446]

how do them round fossil containing rocks form? are they a different rock to the rest?

[@SMay-rg5vh]

22:09 Yorkshire disappointment ! 🤣😂🤣

[@miimariful]

Do you give those sculls to some museum ?

[@wunhunglo9796]

有中文字幕就好❤❤

[@samm9017]

Why do the nodules form when there's nothing inside?

[@commanderhurst3283]

Generally nodules tend to form around pretty much anything. This means that sometimes a piece of dust, mud, rock, or a small organism that decayed can trigger the formation of one. A decent sum of the time there is something in them though thankfully.

[@pinetree9648]

Where is this?

[@riazamuri9072]

Oh my Good..

[@DaveDexterMusic]

"we've spotted a nodule in the distance" mate you absolutely did not spot that from a distance

[@CushtyBelta]

Anyone know what beach this is? I fancy a change from Saltwick 😂