HUGE Boulder Cracked For Fossils!

[@alexanderlevy158]

"No obvious fossils inside.. just a fossil!"

[@Mansicckle]

Exactly like wtf is it a fossil or not

[@britishfireworks]

There is a fossil just nothing really interesting

[@rubenricardo6709]

He says "an obvious"

[@Mansicckle]

@@rubenricardo6709 put ur nose in the corner and don’t come out until you have proper hearing

[@Mansicckle]

@@britishfireworks that’s not what he said he didn’t mince words

[@infledermaus]

Careful man! That's a dragon egg!

[@silkebohde-rath1130]

😂😂 the Dragon from Game of Thrones 😉😉

[@thornfinnnoenemies877]

​@@silkebohde-rath1130 cringe.

[@shrekshrek]

​@@thornfinnnoenemies877 no

[@nolongermyrealname7554]

​@@shrekshrekcringe.

[@shielamayosias6535]

Dracarys

[@mpgodjr]

Boulder: exists This guy:

[@peterpascual5512]

Non existing guy

[@lubomirkubasdQw4w9WgXcQ]

Nah bro was silent

[@Fields_of_Fright1922]

Chris Redfield

[@30pranaypawar17]

i bonk fossils. 😤

[@CatSenseiSlayer]

It's not just a Boulder it's a Rock😢

[@SaltySteff]

For those wondering, a trace fossil is not the same as an actual fossil. It's the imprint of a organism that once existed but not the remains of the organism itself. Other examples would be footprints, track marks or burrow tracks, or shell imprints from organisms that died and decayed on the seafloor.

[@TheRedRobin96]

still cool though. with things like footprint trace fossils we can match up the skeleton with the footprint and depending on the displacement we can determine just how heavy an organism might have been.

[@ShineHatfield]

Ooh, good to know!

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

It is illegal though what he has done

[@GazB85]

​@@Goldenretriever-k8mSmashing rocks is illegal? I know in England (Probably all of Britain.) taking shells from the beach is technically illegal. It'll depend what country you're in.

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

@@GazB85 in the US this would be illegal because it’s illegal to take objects like rocks and artifacts or do searching for fossils without a permit and smashing rocks as well, would be considered illegal and destruction of public property. At some parks they can even search your car when you leave.

[@ashenblood]

Dude just destroyed the most perfect rock to sit on

[@agent77858]

Or to keep

[@huh._what]

idk man the 2 halves look pretty decent to sit on too

[@thomasbarager912]

​@@huh._whatUntil they slice up your bottom, with razor sharp shards of rock..

[@howiedenaven]

Don’t sit on the slice-y part, then

[@Sim-po1mc]

The way he hit the rocks its not even proper, to do a perfect cut he must hit slowly all around the rock… i only work in construction 😂

[@julian_david4556]

Boulder was just minding its own business man lol

[@camilosanchez831]

Earth is 6,000 years old. Repent and believe the gospel

[@TheDebbiekitty]

Lol seriously, it just wanted to chill right there and be left alone for another two hundred million years.

[@SMNBLMRDM]

@@camilosanchez831Surely

[@kodyfarted]

@@camilosanchez831😰

[@keiz5052]

@@camilosanchez831well that’s delusion

[@SuperSaiyanEagle]

“Yeah it was just sitting there bro” Never said the fossil is fake , its clearly real. But he did not find it there he placed it there for the video. If you have a brain you’d know that when he moves the rock there isn’t even a crater or slight hole underneath. Just perfectly laid out river rocks.

[@jama211]

The fact it didn't have anything in it might give it credence?

[@saintniccage2818]

​@@jama211the fact there's numbers chipped into the side of it at .34 give credence to it being fake as everything else on youtuve

[@jrw3620]

That tends to be how that works

[@Seruh]

Trust me bro

[@Insane_enasnI]

Lol

[@Goodmorningmg]

What an inconspicuous 30lb boulder on a pebble beach, that’s definitely a fossil!

[@aura578]

Yeah it's clearly not made of cement

[@louisgoode4524]

Bolder just happens to be sitting there alone

[@PhillMcRevis]

Yeah they put it there

[@tavarellmartens626]

​@@PhillMcRevis definitely

[@danktank037]

@@PhillMcRevis on top it almost look like it has numbers in it

[@Iceman8723]

Yup... and when cracked open- "Oh its a fossil... but not a fossil we can make $ off"

[@toolguyslayer1]

With serial numbers on it😮😅

[@bawbq5305]

That poor beautiful Rock just wanted to do rock things 🥺

[@FoxiestStarz]

XD

[@ygr3437]

This reminds me of that video where a rock started it’s life as a boulder and through instances like this is ends up a pebble

[@ToThePureAllThingsArePure]

hey if i was gonna reincarnate into a rock, this would be the most excitement i'd have had in billions of years!

[@jasonogle3697]

Now the Rock is destroyed, for what a you tube video, good job 👍

[@TheCradM]

@@jasonogle3697gotta get sand somehow. You’ll live, good job 👍

[@mikeyamante8997]

The doctor to my skull after my card declines:

[@Whistler112]

Try not living in a 3rd world healthcare system.

[@Tweedle-Stupid]

@@Whistler112this is America

[@quantum_ax]

​@@Whistler112😐

[@BboyJoz]

​@@Whistler112I'm from 3rd world and healthcare is free, cheers

[@uberrex8073]

@@BboyJoz 3rd world W:

[@squimasquim]

The pioneers used to ride these babies for miles!

[@shizukagozen777]

What ? 😂😂😂

[@pedrofrancisco2964]

True. They were the original inventors of rock and roll.

[@voidlux88]

its iraq

[@Greenstrtjs87]

uncultured swine in the comments smh ^

[@ken.birkin7419]

It's not just a boulder

[@judgmenthasbeenpassed3160]

“Human finds beautiful rock “ “One second later human brakes rock”

[@doctorjekyll6125]

Human is cancer.

[@vetobandito]

Cry about it

[@danvincentmagno]

Break 🙄🙄

[@negator14]

Was it speeding?

[@Under-Kaoz]

What's the point of this message?

[@SherryPhillips-gq8fv]

Perfect manmade concrete rock.

[@somnia3423]

what?

[@gpjens]

I was thinking the same! That was home made 😅

[@BryanM86]

@@somnia3423it was so obviously a piece of concrete

[@syphonf8786]

@@BryanM86 not what concrete looks like bud

[@DumpsterDivin_Ty]

​@@syphonf8786concrete can be almost any color you want

[@happydoge9010]

That one unemployed friend at 3pm :

[@shortycaliwatson]

😂

[@IanSolano]

dead lol

[@KingKaziray]

The subnautica player

[@suvit_0110]

Bro doesn’t know job exists outside a cubicle in real world 😅 like a palaeontologists or a geologist

[@Matthew-sz6vi]

Am*

[@sangkyujang8821]

the producer person: 'how staged do you want this to be?' this guy: 'yes.' 💀💀💀

[@BizarroGB]

How do you stage this? You think he can see through massive rocks 💀

[@darkkyoko7565]

​@@BizarroGBbecause a Jurassic era stone is just laying out on the beach not even buried, and he knows just from looking at it what it is lol. Nevermind the fact of taking a stroll on the beach with your five pound sledge 😂 Bro could have told people it was fake and they'd still believe it

[@KIKOOMANable]

​@@BizarroGBbecause the "rock" is pre cracked and even has a ducking serial number on it (or an artist's name, it's difficult to say for sure but it's definitely a stamp or engraving) watch closely when he opens the thing. Also the "rock" is suspiciously pre cracked just so it opens perfectly to reveal the "fossil"

[@wyleFTW]

​@@KIKOOMANableI'll have what you're smoking

[@BizarroGB]

@@KIKOOMANable still satisfying imo

[@jegr3398]

Man singlehandedly destroying all the rocks in the world

[@rodneykerry9721]

Wouldn’t that create more rocks?

[@RealReelsRightHere]

@@rodneykerry9721 exactly

[@snekback.]

@@rodneykerry9721 just destroy them until theyre considered sand, if thats not enough then vaporize them

[@chsi5420]

Wait until this guy finds out about water.

[@wbass243]

Plot Twist, that is a toilet stone from a 747 dropping its load.

[@calileonard6040]

Crazy how it’s made of gypsum and shaped so perfectly🥳

[@jgb4617]

And has a number written on the side 😅

[@KillberZomL4D42494]

​@@jgb4617Where?

[@pokmonx]

¾ through the video it shows the numbers

[@KillberZomL4D42494]

I don't know what these people have taken that they're seeing a non existing numbers. I've been repeating the video and have yet to see the numbers.

[@pokmonx]

I know you see the numbers Mason what do they mean?!

[@crustyzs6885]

Used to find those all of the time when I worked underground coal mining.

[@BigDaddyAashik]

You missed a chance to make your dreams come true

[@crustyzs6885]

@BigDaddyAashik how? it's a fossilized tree trunk.

[@BigDaddyAashik]

@@crustyzs6885 "today is a gift,tomorrow is a mystery " - sun tzu

[@crustyzs6885]

@BigDaddyAashik and yesterday has the answers you just gotta look

[@iluv_animalss]

Imagine how many years it was on earth before being destroyed Edit: somehow I started a fight in the reply’s on how old the earth is 😳

[@BizarroGB]

Was dead "millions of years ago"

[@lifeontheroad_]

Very interesting that fossils happen very quickly. It is only about 6000 years old. Definitely not millions of years.

[@Ktmfan450]

​@@lifeontheroad_What is your reasoning that it can't be older than 6000 years?

[@lifeontheroad_]

It is simple- the real dating of the earth is only between 6000-10000 years old. Not sure exactly why that is impossible to understand.

[@ticktockbam]

​@@lifeontheroad_Lil' bro is a conspiracy theorist 💀

[@roywhiteo5]

its amazing how that rock managed to stay ON TOP of those pebbles for so long

[@Layer03cyberia]

Even more amazing how nature chiseled numbers into the side of it

[@kennyferrick1240]

Actually, not exactly true. The waves from the water would have pushed the stone to the surface where the fossil hunter could find it still within the water and move it out to the open to where we see it for the video! Though if it really was just sitting there, that's gotta... Be strong waves to push up that far.

[@kennyferrick1240]

​@@Layer03cyberiathose are vugues that everyone seems to be mistaken for numbers. If you've ever seen vugues you will know what I'm talking about especially if you do study morphology of rocks which can make things appear to be something else when they really are not. This is just purely coincidence that the structure is near the fracture line. You do truly stumble upon the strangest formations that look fake until you discover it is in fact natural. Look it up if you're curious!

[@traog]

When the bank above the beach erodes and nodules come free they will be on the top of the pebbles on the beach.

[@sadflix8754]

@@Layer03cyberia where did you see numbers??

[@jacobdovel4276]

Are we going to ignore the numbers etched into the side of the rock? They definitely didn’t find it there

[@yavonne4]

Where

[@jacobdovel4276]

@@yavonne4 pause it at 31 seconds and it’s by his thumb. A number 4 is the most easiest to read

[@quorthonsinferno5119]

Those aren't numbers but i see what you're talking about

[@vestaash680]

I find it interesting that it seemingly cracks where it looks to have been cracked open before.

[@jaytripoli2057]

Nice catch

[@jeffl977]

Because it’s always wise to smash any rare ancient artifact with a sledgehammer.

[@darrell9832]

The word chisel never crossed his mind.😏😖

[@dud3655]

...how tf you gonna open it then? Are you gonna spend all of eternity using a vibro drill only to find out there wasn't anything inside?

[@squishyxout]

​@@dud3655 you obviously don't get the point. This was likely a memorial placed to signify the life and loss of another.

[@dud3655]

@@squishyxout There is *zero* evidence to support that theory, this just looks like a random concretion that eroded out of some cliffside, there should be more close by, there weren't even any carvings on the fucking thing.

[@JinTheAceStar]

an artifact would mean its man-made, which fossils are never, since they are the opposite of ARTificial they are natural.

[@ItsJustAero]

I'm subscribing because I feel bad for the amount of ludicrous nonsense and know-it-alls in this comment section. I at least have a strong appreciation for fossil hunting and understand this is neither staged nor harmful. Overtime concretions degrade, but every new one opened helps us peek into the past and allows us to preserve what little was left behind. Thankyou for your work.

[@mikelarry5150]

Other Rock: “Holy shit, did you just seen what he did to Frank?!?”

[@tomsonfire3740]

u trippin. rocks don't speak 👍🤦‍♂️

[@daleryanaldover6545]

hashtag RockLivesMatter

[@nyuu444]

Rocky

[@kid_girl_lover]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

[@gigano3]

This reminds me of an episode of chowder, where schnitzel trains to lift up a huge rock and he breaks one at the end of the montage to which another rock replies, "Holy Moly! Did you see what happened to Steve!?" Ah, good times...

[@BnBLion.]

That beach looks cool af, I want like a jar of those rocks

[@floot727]

Reminds me of the east black sea coasts, except the rocks there are quite more black and gray, hence the name of the sea i assume

[@yeetjones927]

Their all over the UK, some are more common in some parts of the country than the others

[@frankierzucekjr]

Same. It is beautiful

[@tosturrkids7475]

first person to ever say I want a jar of rocks

[@TheCradM]

Please don’t get it just to put in the back of your toilet bowl you absolute animal 😂😂

[@SwapPartLLC]

That poor rock spent millions of years becoming the rock that it always wanted to be, and then along came a human with a hammer.😢

[@achilleslz4522]

Well, thats how rocks multiply i guess

[@ixthebest8325]

If you think about It it's beautiful and funny at the same time, God/Nature works in misterious ways.

[@steecheeful]

Its a rock

[@bruv4266]

Rock has same age as every rock??? They are 4.4b years old bro

[@spiralnapkin]

Now it's 2 rocks. He's helping.

[@yamimisa]

Him looking for the big rock.... Me being amazed like a little girl by the golden little rocks on the ground 🤩

[@greenscarab2]

It was nice on its own!!

[@Nitram42013]

😂🤡

[@конец-м7о]

But nicer now

[@vetobandito]

Cry about a rock more

[@zacshifler]

Imagine sitting around for millions of years just to have a tiktoker break you with a hammer

[@RJ-lg9hs]

I can’t, because I’m not a nonliving rock.

[@zacshifler]

@@RJ-lg9hs you will be eventually

[@RJ-lg9hs]

@@zacshifler Dead and nonliving are not the same thing. Nonliving things like rocks were never alive to begin with. It is completely absurd to equate the breaking of a rock with the desecrating of a corpse. There's no way you actually hold all inanimate objects to be equally valuable. What reason do you have to value the rock as you do?

[@zacshifler]

@@RJ-lg9hs I'll make it a little more simple for you. You are made of the same thing as the rock. Your corpse will become a rock given enough time. Finding the rock less valuable than you or I is just an illusion

[@kylehawk9055]

​@@RJ-lg9hs you gotta respect your elders

[@shroompicn-shrooman]

We have one 3 times that size in the backyard.. been a lawn decoration for 30+ years

[@Deansontoast69]

Smash it bro 😂

[@shroompicn-shrooman]

@@Deansontoast69 my dad would string me up lol.. we broke a wheels barrel and a hand cart just getting it in the yard ..there was a whole field of them at a construction site some so large it took a huge PC of equipment to break them up so the back hoe could move them all the smaller ones like ours guys took home ... there were ones 5 to 6 foot across.. ours is about 30 inches or so .. and it seemed heavier than a normal stone .. But yeah that won't be happening lol

[@moonlessiguana1826]

Maybe there are other ways to check if there is a fossil inside????

[@kelseyswanepoel7056]

Don't tell him that he'll show up with a fork lift

[@Riosyn]

Put sticks near it and make a homemade huge tent and spend the summer in there 😂

[@VijayKumar01234]

That Rock's mind voice: "I was happy till humans took me..."

[@WilfredoDiaz-ur8jk]

make sure to glue it back tightly for your next video my friend.😁

[@TravisAustin-u3w]

“This may be a perfect fossil!” *proceeds to bash the living shit out of it*

[@thebigsad5959]

It's the best way to reveal any fossils in rocks

[@generalvic8250]

@@thebigsad5959 Any archaeologist with common sense will break it carefully to avoid damaging it.

[@thebigsad5959]

@@generalvic8250 This is careful. A few good hits easily separates the fossil from the rock avoiding damaging the fossil. A chizel would just get the same result

[@SirTodd]

Ahh, yes, I also like finding random stones, which are also stamped with numbers to bust open.

[@britterbug]

There are no numbers, idk where your getting this but you might need glasses if your so clever.

[@srslothington]

@@britterbug Look closely when he split the rock open, it’s on the right half on the outside. You can see the number 4, however I still think it’s just a rock.

[@neo31131]

@@britterbug You're*

[@SirTodd]

There's a small section of numbers, like a serial number. Also, you said "you might need glasses if your so clever." I very well may need glasses for my eyes, but why would I need glasses for my cleverness? When did they start making those? Is that how you people see so many different genders and the hatred for Trump?

[@Ole_Rasmussen]

@@SirTodd Did NOT expect the domestic terrorist from MAGA to be the reasonable one in a youtube comment

[@DARKMM2_official]

I thought it was sort of small until he picked it up and zoomed up close. That thing is gigantic.

[@mfi-cf7sp]

amazing how they ALWAYS manage to find perfect specimens at the exact spot they show up to 😂

[@negativefettuccine7110]

My brother in christ there was nothing inside the rock

[@nejaahalcyon]

@@euthe5708 Those aren't numbers

[@skillsfails1577]

You don't know how mineral and fossil hounding works seeing the way you displayed your thoughts

[@MrMali22]

​@@skillsfails1577you don't know how setup on videos work either apparently

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

@@negativefettuccine7110 That is a fossil. Similar to a horsehoe crab. Idiots cut it in half, instead of a proper, careful drilling paleontologists would do, creating a 3d version. It's that round shape, with the noticeable spike tail...

[@Just1Nora]

That pebble beach is gorgeous. I'd love to just have a few pebbles, but if everyone did that the pebbles would be gone in no time...

[@dustinwilson627]

I'm sure there is plenty to go around🤦‍♂️

[@raniaakielanisa1128]

​@@dustinwilson627 still beautiful either way

[@Ilmatorjuntapanssarivaunu_90]

Oh no, the rock, it's brokennn!

[@frankerz8339]

touch grass lol these are not rare

[@Kieron-cz9hl]

That’s an autistic voice if I’ve ever heard one

[@blauemadeleine]

I get hypnotised most times I walk on gravel... I love stones and quartzes.

[@kevind2163]

All petrified wood

[@levathon02]

Am I the only one who thought those pebbles were candy corn for some reason?😂😂😂

[@martha7719]

It was nicer before you broke it

[@jb-es5zj]

it only took 250000 years to get like that destroyed in 10 seconds perhaps its a metaphore for humanity

[@RHank-51]

@@jb-es5zj agreed

[@swizzleproxi4810]

Agree so smooth be lovely talking point in a garden

[@cosmicdonkey919]

@@jb-es5zj who cares, it’s entertaining. Bet you had forgotten all about the destruction of the poor fossilized rock until you saw this comment.

[@nathanwahl9224]

It's a freakin rock, geez.

[@diedannuss2132]

The stones around it are so colorful and nice 😍

[@nickoxenford3829]

"Its not just a boulder, it's a rock."

[@ronpeters7461]

Its a ro-o-ock! 😭

[@johnjacobjingleheimerschmi6655]

In this case it's actually true because that is not a boulder.

[@nickoxenford3829]

@@johnjacobjingleheimerschmi6655 of course! The pioneers used to ride these babies for miles!

[@The_general00]

And that's a rock fact!!!

[@gvbalajee]

Amazing nature

[@beckyunderwood5753]

Rock finally splits open, inside it says, “We’d like to speak with you about your car warranty.”

[@GamesOffNermal]

Even The Rock would be upset you cracked this rock

[@campnothing9129]

What website did you get this off?

[@jorrell279]

He makes these fake videos to promote his fossil shop lol

[@benl4568]

@@jorrell279 lol

[@russellbarker7103]

That is soo cool! Here is a vid tip… Whenever you are talking make the music quieter than your voice so people can hear you better. But, yeah. Really cool fossil!

[@RidiQule]

Bro casually evaded Patrick house

[@rustysalmonella7681]

Evicted?

[@7864cwebb]

Let’s talk about all that jasper on the beach😳

[@silkebohde-rath1130]

Through the same! Woundable stones in the bay.🥰🤩💖💕💝

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

We have a literal river full of gemstones but it's illegal to get them because stupid tourist take them home and it erodes the riverside

[@silkebohde-rath1130]

@@janinebelleestrada7096 Collecting ist now banned in some countries. The Export ist also no longer allowes! 🤗

[@Legacy940_]

Forget the bolder, those rocks are gold!!!

[@gauravtank5664]

When Thor is off duty, roaming on the beach with his Mighty Hammer!😅😅

[@MalakaiSchuhart]

This is why cold tipped chisels exist guys.

[@Scorp497]

My thoughts exactly!

[@danb5723]

Don’t know how he’s finding all these egg shaped boulder fossils, but he’s got real talent.

[@tsm688]

ebay. this one's even numbered

[@colechandler736]

Yeah unfortunately 31 seconds by his thumb you can see it

[@stimulatemyexistence5669]

These the real nfts!!!!

[@grahamtotte7133]

well the serial number etched on the top of this rock tells me he's talented at bidding on fossils at an auction and placing them on beach to stage a video..

[@kennyferrick1240]

​@@tsm688can you link me to the exact ebay you believe that is from?

[@MfundoPrinceMdlalose001]

The little stones are beautiful

[@TheAgnieszkar]

I know as a rock collector l would be more interested in the colour of the stones

[@Greyscale-ou4zu]

Omg all or the jasper on that beach ❤

[@WindsongVirtual]

Same. My reaction is "WGAF about the boulder - I'm far more interested in all the amazing pebbles!"

[@Almost.accurate2A]

My toxic trait is wanting to crack open a bunch of rocks to find fossils or crystals 😭

[@rodger2414]

That aint no toxic trait, its just curiosity!

[@Almost.accurate2A]

@@rodger2414 it’s gonna be pretty toxic when I’m stealing the rocks from your garden or around your mailbox Lamoo that was the whole joke I wanna start taking every rock I see and crack it open which would be a bad thing in turn it’s toxic

[@PillowLand]

@@Almost.accurate2A LOL

[@eat00002]

my toxic trait is being an archeologist/geologist/tiktok clickbaiter, one of those is a toxic trait and the other to are valid professions, the first two specifically

[@Archismita_NotUrMom]

Man really tested my patience 🙂

[@quiksilver4345]

"this could be a perfect fossillll" *smacks it with a hammer*

[@RJ-lg9hs]

That’s how they’re opened…

[@eat00002]

yeah lemme just pry it open like a fucking clam

[@emilymatias3812]

That's a beautiful manmade art clay. Very creative. I'm amazed.

[@capricornia4892]

Beautiful strand, I love the yellow stones

[@weirdjustice1799]

That place looks amazing

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

What he did, was probably illegal, if he was in a national park. He probably was in a national park, and in most countries, a national parks, you definitely can’t go around stealing fossils, or destroying rocks. He didn’t even do it correctly anyway. Honestly, what a douche bag. I can’t stand people like this. Parks are for everyone to enjoy. Imagine if everyone around smashing rocks at parks. It is illegal for a reason.

[@breemarie2948]

Those pebbles are so beautiful 😍

[@yeetjones927]

It's just a regular pebble beach lol

[@DamienWard-i7y]

I thought it was going to be a horror story about a killer rock by the tone of the narrator’s voice. Very serious business is this fossil hunting!!! Vincent price would be proud 😂

[@universalmonkey7059]

You can see numbers on the rock as he splits it open lmao

[@CloudsWolf]

And it even ;looks like concrete as he busts it up.

[@Ommunimuni]

If you have been rock hunting before, there are rocks that look like they have numbers on them naturally. It’s nothing nefarious.

[@singNsong-gc9kt]

​@Ommunimuni It's a perfect 4 bro that's not naturally occurring

[@nursenightmare6245]

@@singNsong-gc9ktso butterflies with letters and numbers on their wings have been hand painted too 😂 gtfo

[@singNsong-gc9kt]

@nursenightmare6245 OH shit I didn't know rock's can have a deep groove into them with the number 4 mb

[@mikej4537]

Sometimes a rock is just a rock.

[@3RD0K-YT]

Its a horseshoe crab

[@RyneReuben-zb2lf]

Wow cool fossils 😃😃😃😃😃

[@maximummarklee]

It would still look awesome if polished and mounted. HINT: You can gain much more control of where and how the crack forms by taking an extra tool in your kit - a battery-powered 4-1/2" grinder, extra blades and batteries will let you deeply score the nodules TO CRACK WHERE YOU WANT.

[@John-cw4no]

Really enjoy the content, don't mind whether there's a fossil or not..I gotta see the inside!

[@shaniapoole8450]

I hope they don’t do this to yoongi when he becomes a rock in his next life

[@BlockyCraft-oo6ji]

Damn we waited millions of years for this unboxing

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

I’m pretty sure that this is illegal. In US national parks you definitely can’t be doing things like this or you will get in big trouble.

[@BlockyCraft-oo6ji]

@@Goldenretriever-k8m I don't know how it is here in Europe, but taking a few stones from a national park could you also get in some trouble

[@jamesburris4078]

That would be my luck... 30 minutes after I leave, someone would find a full grown T-rex that was still alive.

[@jb-es5zj]

then you are the lucky one

[@NKBlazer]

Bro imagine being king of the pebbles and then some sentient being comes along and beats you with brute force metal 😭😭

[@grahamtotte7133]

Rock's can imagine things?

[@gauravtank5664]

It survived the Jurassic but this Man!😅

[@AdverbsAndNouns]

Why is this so satisfying

[@demonlver13]

Why is 4843 carved in the rock you broke open 😅

[@wyattseverson1613]

Wasn’t even trying to hide it either lol. Nice catch!

[@kasen342]

Where?

[@WhiteWolf-lm7gj]

​@@kasen342 Right after the crack has been made and he goes to open it, you can see the numbers to the right of the crack towards the middle bottom

[@rondasmith2950]

I was wondering if anyone else seen it🧐

[@evanislost]

Nice catch, so is this a faked video then?

[@YoutubeisAZZho]

I always hear that nature doesn't make perfect shapes like squares triangles circles. But you definitely find rocks that are pretty perfect circular and there's many examples of square formations among many other shapes.

[@nathanielyoungman4454]

Nature makes many shapes. Almost all of them.

[@k_tess]

I'll say "What is Pyrite?" for $500, Alex

[@EskilBagge]

Nature is known for making perfect shapes what are you talking about.

[@Manhandle730]

What about the ripples coming off of something dropped in water? Those are damn near perfectly circular. Statements like that are always from some middle/high school teacher that’s up their own a*s with how smart they think they are. Only douche bags deal in absolutes.

[@Precipiceofwind]

Who is saying that?

[@IsaacGiguere-m8x]

Does anyone notice the numbers on the rock just chilling there

[@mushroom1206]

where

[@ItsJustAero]

Those aren't numbers! If they were it'd be complete mumbo-jumbo. Rocks are weird. I spent all day looking at weird rocks and yes.. air pockets and weathering, and even fossilized remnants that had been worn away overtime can cause "digits" like that. Usually a good sign for us paleontologists though, since it's an exterior sign that life was able to be preserved.

[@leandronunez2139]

the quality is amazing 😮

[@jigglie8077]

just it being there would make you curious! glad you broke it. sadly i usually avoid these because they are to light and that tends to mean nothing inside.. i always check the weight tho! someone might have given up carrying it! keep trying these big ones it would be awesome to find one with something in it.

[@TheDoctorJester]

Omanyte... my guy is looking for Pokémon

[@Ariel-_]

Thank you so much I wouldn't be able to watch the video without the overused slowed phonk in the background, again thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@Baseds_Backup_Account]

Gotta give him props for making it look so real tho.

[@fishfresh4538]

Sarcasms?

[@humblecoconut759]

'This might be a perfect amonite fossil' Smashes it with a hammer.

[@thebigsad5959]

It's the best way to get it out. How do you propose he does it?

[@IanChristopherson-t9v]

I mean...maybe he should have used a rock hammer, but that is how it is done.

[@bobstud3754]

This was probably done in a National Park to boot. "Onward we go, to destroy every...thing.

[@WarChallenger]

Still a really nice find, man! It clearly shows the outline. Probably just too much pressure for the actual creature’s shell to withstand.

[@zezer-uh1pr]

Casually starts hitting the rock in one of the few places on the damn thing without a fault in it.

[@Cosmo15]

Nice! Recently went to the jurassic coast and found a big round boulder and thought it would definitely contain a fossil. When I brought it home and after an exhausting 10minutes I cracked it open and there was nothing inside. Any tips for splitting a rock quicker ? As an a amateur it takes forever for me to split a rock open 😅

[@Just1Nora]

Heavy hammer and a chisel? The chisel definitely helps focus the force on one smaller spot. It's like a bullet vs a shotgun shell.

[@Cosmo15]

@@Just1Nora Yes, I did use a hammer and chisel, but it still took forever to split it open, whereas on yt vids, proffesionals open them so quickly.

[@DreadEnder]

Small and icky or bigger hammer. That’s the main thing. Also try using the wedge to focus the impact or a chisel. And look up what rocks contain what fossils. They’re all different.

[@Valentinexers]

10mins not tht long thata gud enough

[@grahamtotte7133]

The Jurassic coast? Do you own a time machine capable of transporting you back in time 150 million years?

[@千卂卂丨]

My man got that builder hammer from clash of clans 🔥

[@eco2geek.]

Besides a "Like" and a "Dislike" button, KZbin really needs a button labelled "Yeah, whatever..."

[@angeldust5721]

You know there's already Crack lines but we'll ignore those and hit solid rock

[@kennyferrick1240]

Natural fissures might look like this. If you go rock hunting you'll likely find a surprising amount if you search for it with your eyes.

[@arnovanderschyff4282]

What's with the number stamped on it

[@M1n1M]

That’s what I’m sayin? Seems fishy

[@MyFandomsAreLit341]

With those orange hands you could be The Lorax😂 No hate, cool vids!

[@thuyyouto]

Can we stop cracking these rocks , it’s so beautiful and take years to build it that way

[@charlesworth11]

But we'd never know what's in then then

[@OutsiderLabs]

Dude, it's just a rock. The fossils inside are actually valuable, the rocks are worthless.

[@RJ-lg9hs]

So many ignorant comments on these videos. How are you going to see the “beautiful” fossil of its inside of a rock?

[@thuyyouto]

@@RJ-lg9hs how many fossils do you need? Do you think these fossils is useful? If it’s rare and useful there is no way you see it on this KZbin channel. He cracked way too many rocks and just throw it away. Do you think you smart? You don’t.

[@DreadEnder]

Jesus that’s bigger than my nodules! If you know what i mean!😏 I’m sorry

[@BangChief_AllIsOne]

Let yourself out please.. 👉🏼 Salute

[@jb-es5zj]

lol

[@eviejameson4706]

We cracked open this fake rock for nothing... enjoy!

[@pssa3215]

People are so desperate for attention.mm

[@pssa3215]

People are so desperate for attention.mm

[@pssa3215]

People are so desperate for attention.mm

[@ShapeupShiptout]

Looked like a horseshoe crab fossilized in there. You see the sheel kinda and the tail of it. Not saying it is, but it is cool.

[@samgraham6628]

Aw... That rock was too beautiful to do that to🥺

[@awakenedgraphics4023]

It’s a rock…

[@samgraham6628]

@@awakenedgraphics4023 everything hold energy and vibrations🤷. You could even say the rock has "spirit". But either way, it was gorgeous sitting just like it was.

[@rondasmith2950]

It's concrete with numbers on it 🤨🤨

[@kennyferrick1240]

​@@rondasmith2950do you go fossil and rock hunting and study books about these and weather worn down vugues? You'll know what I'm talking about. I've found stones that looked fake but it was the actual crystal formation of the rock.

[@provokot]

Destroyed fossil

[@wiciuwiciu2783]

Wow it's value could solve world hunger and help us find life purpose

[@kennyferrick1240]

You... Really don't know how to find certain types of fossils do you...

[@SRTMusic777]

These vids make me feel like i need to be an archeologist😅