Hunting an Extinct Ichthyosaur SPINE! | Fossil Hunter

[@johndamico9035]

I've been hunting fossils for over 60 years since I found brachiopods in a creek on my cousin's farm. My current favorite place is rich in Devonian era fossils in Toledo, Ohio, but finding an ichthiosaur spine must have been heart stopping. Awesome for you both. Congrats!

[@debbiecurtis4021]

You're such an amiable, relatable, and knowledgeable young man. If you had a TV series, I'd definitely watch.

[@minacadalso]

He definitely deserves it. I always learn something new and am blown away with with every video

[@leftyc147]

you make me want to get off the computer and go outside. love the vids mate!

[@keithrobertson9075]

I love your accent! On a trip to the UK I had a few hours to collect along the Dorset cliffs. Found a few Microceras sp. What an amazing place to collect. I'm envious that you can go here frequently

[@VooV830]

💥Can't wait for that preparation video, your father, and Shae do an excellent Job.💥

[@Yet1moreUtuber]

Think it way cool how you just walk along and spot all those potential ammonite fossils . That Ichthyosaur spine is fire Aaron, Hey to Shae!

[@recession81]

That is seriously one insane jurassic fossil

[@juliekeys1880]

That spine is Fantastic lads.

[@DreadEnder]

I know it’s always good when you start off in a forest! Also time it was a mosasaur tooth!

[@viridiangreen8259]

Lovely episode ❤

[@tonyaschlueter2556]

I could listen to you present your findings all day. Your delivery is intelligent, your tone is pleasant and relaxing! It makes me want to be there hunting with you!

[@linuskorff4074]

Many interesting finds. And I'm sure the finds of the Ithyosaure are quite a sign for even more amazing finds. And it already looks amazing.👍😁And the end with the scenery is amazing. 😄👍

[@Timbo_Slice23]

That spine is one incredible find.! You 2 should be very proud of yourselves.

[@tamjammy4461]

Love the Ammonites...but...what an icthyosaur find!! Really curious to see the other material with it and to see the prep. Congratulations.Well spotted.

[@neptuneslocker9433]

Awesome content as always 👏👏👏 Can’t wait for the preparation video ! That hildi is quite something! And I have to agree , seeing the internal chambers makes it even more charming ❤️

[@Tseringlhatso]

Some super finds!

[@clarkward9208]

Outstanding find!!!!!

[@Doxymeister]

Some nice ammonite finds there, but the spine is just awesome! And I must tell you that your filming of the cliffs and sea in the mist is beautiful! So brooding, like a movie set. Can't wait for the rest of that dinosaur.

[@PureNewZealandOutdoors-tn3bc]

Very cool content

[@rebeccalucysmith9689]

Mind blowing find!

[@judycook4314]

Great find!

[@bkizers]

A rock saw doesn't cost alot of money and those fossils would really look like someone was very talented along with entertaining

[@Xtelahhh]

This is the life!! ❤

[@VooV830]

The Ichthyosaur spine AMAZING👏 👏 😱 its massive I can't even imagine the beast that belonged to that spine. 😮⚘️⚘️

[@infantryattacks]

Thank you for sharing this video.

[@cgpcgp3239]

Dude you found my backbone. I was wonder where i lost it.

[@johnmiller7816]

Nice finds as usual Aaron 👍

[@craigjkb]

Just ordered my fossils from you mate. 👍

[@PaleoWorld0]

Мой друг тоже нашёл позвоночный столб ихтиозавра только уже хвоста

[@Thorspitfire]

Great job and great passion!

[@franceshendry5656]

Is there anyway you can tell how big your Ichthyaurus (?) is?

[@Greggp1989]

What advice would you give to a beginner on how to identify a fossil nodule? Is there anything in particular to look out for?

[@michaelleigh2446]

Great examples, but where is that with lovely woods so close to a fossil beach?

[@nunyabisnass1141]

Yt decided not to recommend your channel to me anymore even though they were great with promoting it at first.

[@SYL_AMV]

GOOD😊🎉

[@M.kaveh1998]

I was find two things look like this their input are gold I don't know what's thats😊

[@johndaut2838]

Hi, I'm from Texas in the Hill County north of Uvalde in Camp Wood. I have collected late Cretatous fossils in my area. Bi Valves, Gastrapods, Econoids and Shrimp Burrows. I also have collected Trilobite Coprolites in central Texas, one of two places in the United States. I was wondering if you would like to trade a few of my fossils for one of your Ammonite. Thank you for your attention. John Daut

[@ابوعلاء-غ2ث]

الان ايش الغرض من هذا

[@rainbowhiker]

Did Ichthyosaurs eat ammonites

[@Pancake_Dragons]

Probably not? They were more like fishers who ate fish from rivers, and I think ammonites lived in oceans, but I could be wrong.

[@rainbowhiker]

Thank you, everyone. Just seems like so many Ammonites there with the bones of the larger animals. They must have been such a successful species.

[@theyachty]

I'm looking for a fossil of something interesting for my grandson who's crazy about them. Not really anything I can get in my area. Is there anything you could sell me to create a framed picture for his bedroom wall.

[@TurtleGrams]

There ain't nothing that old !

[@CoolersAndUttpSmokers]

Noice

[@ComradeM-r9p]

Достаточно бессмысленно но очень интересно

[@eddyvillemain224]

🙏🇲🇫👍

[@Star_cab]

Am I the only person bothered when people say 'floor" for surfaces outside?

[@mikehisey2631]

Hot Ginger Fossils Guys have a Jurassic Park in their back yard. COOL !