I Found 100,000 Year Old River Treasure!!

[@hannahfisher4342]

Thank you for including the highlighted parts in the animals to show where a fossil comes from. It is really helpful!

[@debihalsey2247]

I also enjoy when he shows us flowers, animals and insects. I learn something from every video.😃

[@99nathan9]

I also really enjoyed this in the video!

[@cynergy4]

You and Bri are an amazing team! Chris, your knowledge of fossils is mindblowing, and sharing that knowledge with others is your super power! You are a born teacher!!!!

[@anneallen2690]

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[@tinaharbit1806]

I do appreciate that you show what and where the item is from on a particular animal.

[@PaleoCris]

The first whietail deer bone is a humerus, NOT a tibia as the caption says! I copied that text element in my editing program from another project and forgot to change the bone name. PaleoPacks (highly fossiliferous gravel, loaded with shark teeth) can be ordered here! paleocris.com/paleopack Hit that thumbs up button if you liked this video!

[@AlphaGatorDCS]

Awesome finds! Can't wait to go out with you guys and Kyle in the Spring!

[@PaleoCris]

@@AlphaGatorDCS it’s gonna be a blast! Looking forward to meeting you in person and hanging out.

[@duygukayhanisaskank4915]

@@PaleoCris OK Cris, even though Bri is absent from any input during this video of your excursion, I'll still give it a "THUMBS-UP". But I hope you won't make a habit of excluding her. 😞 The "Bri Factor" is a critically important dynamic of your interesting videos. No disrespect intended...but...the music is "a bit" too distracting. The "natural" sounds of the water, you & Bri digging at the gravel, your vocal expressions, etc, is much more preferable than "muzak". 🙂 Best regards, Ben

[@jonathanallison2247]

I have learned so much from watching your videos over the last 3 years. Thanks for the education in a hobby I truly enjoy with my kids.

[@leslieyost9973]

I really enjoyed this video, thank you for sharing! The visual aid showing where the bone or plate was located was very helpful. Love the wildlife photography!

[@mellomelo119]

Great video ! Loved it. I love the river videos. Thanks for sharing !!!

[@laurafolsom2048]

I was born in Ocala, live in Wa. St. Now, I miss my Florida! Thank you for bringing it to me! Love your videos!

[@PaleoCris]

Thank you Laura! I was born in Miami, but am glad we got away from the city when I was still a baby. I’m glad to hear you enjoy the videos and that it helps bring FL to you!

[@bumblebeedragon6133]

Thank you for showing us where the pieces of fossil came from on the animal. Finding fossils is such a cool thing to do, but putting the pieces in perspective makes it outstanding. I found the turtle leg to be my favorite! They have such an adorable curve to their little legs that makes them more endearing.

[@ncoutdooradventures6148]

Absolutely more of these types of videos! I gotta be honest,, thats why I subscribed to your channel,, for your vast knowledge of fossils!

[@denisthemineralist4033]

ABSOLUTELY want to see more videos like this. I thought I was smart, but I learned more in 15 minutes than I've learned in the last 3 years. This was amazing and VERY informative. When I saw that beaver jaw with the incisor still in it coming out of the silt, I came out of my chair. Such a great trip! Thanks! p.s. The diagrams of the animals with the body parts highlighted REALLY came across well on this end. Excellent teaching tool.

[@janetedens]

Yes, teach us some more. That was great. I love watching you discover all those great fossils.

[@clwbchbabycakes]

I really like the edits where you show exactly what part of the animal it comes from, and you explain things as we go along. I prefer this style to just telling everything at the end. It makes everything that we are seeing make sense as we're seeing it.

[@franciscahazlet4021]

Thank you for taking the time to share your outdoor adventures with us and all the great info about what you find. It is a great learning experience as well.

[@PaleoCris]

I love sharing these adventures with all of you and helping teach a little about what I know! Thank you very much for taking the time to watch the video and for leaving a nice comment!

[@pattimeguire7097]

Loved you showing us where the bone was located! Thanks Chris and company!

[@desertshadow6098]

Always GREAT videos and the graphics identifying particular locations on those long extinct beasts is phenomenal. 😁

[@PaleoCris]

I’m glad to hear that you enjoy that aspect of it. It’s a lot of work to edit, but I like conveying what I see in my head while finding them to you guys.

[@beachcomber4141]

I learn more about fossils watching your videos than anywhere else. Love your channel!!

[@wynja77]

Always a great adventure with you guys, and so educational! Congrats on the kitty-cat tooth, what a find! :)

[@darleneking1629]

Love your videos! Thanks for explaining where the different fossils were located on the animals.

[@rockcrazygal5166]

Amazing video! Heart info and the footage. Priceless! I living Canada and that river creeps me right out I’d be terrified of running into an alligator down there seriously!

[@nanak2025]

Hi! I really appreciate you showing the photos of not only the body part the fossil is, but the pictures of the actual animal. Just amazing!

[@heather1667]

Hello paleo team 🌞 thank you so much for your amazing work love love your channel - awesome content 🦕🦕🦕🦈🦈🦈💎💎💎

[@PaleoCris]

Thank you Heather!

[@LV4TD101]

Its funny, I've watched so many of these videos I'm starting to realize what the fossils came from before he tells us 😁

[@PaleoCris]

Heck yeah, you’re learning! That’s awesome. Thanks for watching!

[@thomashines1546]

I’m amazed at all the information that you share. I’m blown away by your knowledge Totally impressed.

[@bentationfunkiloglio]

Best video ever! Loved the extra info about the fossils and the illustrations. Definitely would love to see more videos like this. Thanks guys! Stay safe.

[@barbymccain2436]

Wooohooo! Congratulations on your cool finds! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@silverlady1118]

Amazing content, the visual aids are really appreciated Thanks for sharing with us 👍 ☺

[@largent45]

OMG! You guys found all kinds of treasures! I love the sloth claw! It gives you an idea of just how enormous these things were! I was just looking on your website too. Ive bought 3 paleo packs already and its so much fun! I was looking specifically for something fun and different, and i love your coral necklaces! i may have to lick one up! Do your finds like these in the video, go up on the website for sale? Im a rock and fossil collector and fanatic! Thanks guys! Great video!

[@PaleoCris]

And to think…that claw is missing the proximal end..and it’s the bone claw core. The actual claw would have been way larger..and that’s a small sloth. I’m glad you enjoyed the packs so much and thanks for helping support these videos by ordering them! Yes, many of our finds like these do make it to the website. I really need to update the site with a ton of new fossils and minerals soon.

[@clintonneuhaus1818]

Your videos are awesome brother. Thanks to you, and a few of your friends, I can identify the fossils that you find before you call them out. I'd say I get 6 out of 10 right. Not too shabby. Thanks for sharing your experience, and wealth of knowledge.

[@graemero5532]

Thanks Cris & Bri, your videos are always super cool

[@sharbean]

Love the video! Can't wait for the next one. Tell us a about the fossils you find. I'm starting to be able to identify some before you tell us what they are. It's great!

[@johnlord8337]

Do it - do it - do it - fantastic finds - just keep cleaning up all these ancient fossil debris !

[@benitagrattan193]

The beginning of this video is awesome...you have a excellent eye for nature...this was a great learning video...you rocked it 😊

[@tomm24y]

So by watching your videos, I found a horse tooth last year and knew exactly what it was. I was and am so excited to have found it in southern IL. Well I also found another tooth near it. I didn't know till now thanks to you it's an horse incisor. It's most likely the same horse. How exciting!!!!! Thank u

[@johnnyphillips9735]

Really nice finds thanks for sharing keep on rocking

[@rdecook651]

Watching y'all diving and finding these fossils makes me want to try it.

[@theorangeguy65]

This video was super informative and fun to watch. You and Bri are always super engaging and always able to convey the fun you're having onto us. On a totally random note, the music you had throughout sounded like something that would be in the background of Deer Hunter 2005 while you're gearing up for a hunting trip. 😀 Thanks for entertaining and educating unlike anyone else is able to. Keep on keepin' on!

[@troyconnolly3027]

The video layout is amazing! The fact that you can show us viewers where on the animal the fossil came from is absolutely epic. I love the channel and your guys content great stuff, keep it coming.

[@angelburkhart8652]

I really enjoy learning about the different fossils you find! You’re knowledge is amazing!!! 😁

[@sth.777]

Your video came out 3 days ago, but I didn't have the time to watch it until now, because I didn't want to rush through it but to have the time to sit down and enjoy it, knowing it would be great! Your nature and animal footage is always worth taking slow time to enjoy, and I learn something about fossils every time I watch. Thank you for taking the time to make great videos, to go out and trek through the outback, and allow me to vicariously come along for the adventure!

[@chrisbgifford7387]

I enjoyed the nature and animals at the beginning, nicely shot.

[@PaleoCris]

Thanks Chris! I’ve been very much enjoying filming all the wildlife lately.

[@kylaabegglen1275]

Really cool video Cris! I enjoyed learning more about what animals and where in the animals that the fossils came from. It's awesome that you guys can recognize them underwater and half buried in the sand. Very impressive! Thanks for sharing!✌️🤠

[@shellyfahren1936]

I really appreciate how you take the time to educate what you show. I think that is very important! THANK YOU!

[@AsTheBroken101]

I love how the video is laid out. Gives me time to try to guess what fossil it is and then you tell us. Helps me learn more!

[@chrisj1143]

Wow! What a fun and exciting adventure! Thank you for sharing! Please do more! So great that you showed us and then explained everything and informed of the animal and it’s details. So AWESOME!

[@patifagan6774]

Fantastic video.lots and lots of bones. Excellent

[@khall999]

Yes, more like this. Always so fun to go on these adventures and to learn from your knowledge😌

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Beautiful fossils, Chris!💖

[@kwiksilva]

Amazing finds! Great video!

[@joedidit9630]

This is my favorite kind of video you make. I love the description and diagrams you give us.

[@leslyeschoenhuth1107]

* Love your finding and explaining the animals that lived there & what size they were. So Cool.. Finding the Cat tooth was Fabulous.. You are good Teachers with your finds.. THANKS..

[@trezrivas6395]

I loved the way to set this video up! Very awesome with the little tid bits of info in between the finds. Keep it UP!!!

[@MeowlodieHL]

Y'all's finds were AMAZING this trip!!

[@JV-ml9xr]

Yooo!! This video was AMAZING. Your knowledge on the subject and layout/editing of this video were spectacular. Easiest sub ever

[@samanthadelic]

Too cool. Thanks for sharing and teaching 😁

[@PaleoCris]

Absolutely, Sam! Thanks for watching.

[@mackie_p]

Superb editing and quality! Thanks for a great video!

[@collardhill]

Definably the best find and describe what you find video I have seen, You can find me watching more of your videos.

[@JJ-gd7gf]

Great informational video! I live on the Peace River and I am inspired to start snorkeling for some of these fossils, after the rainy season when the water level subsides a little.

[@TCWM21]

The highlighting of the parts found was creative idea! Thanks

[@kimbid44]

Your videos are beautiful when you include the scenery and closeups! ❤️

[@fossilwildlife5198]

Awesome video with great explanations! How old is the fish mouth plate? As old as the shark teeth? One little correction: The bone at 1:35 is a humerus, not a tibia :) I love your explanations with the photos of the animals and the anatomy 👍🏻 Best regards from Germany

[@PaleoCris]

I can’t believe I did that! Haha, that’s one of the most common and easily identifiable bones we find here in the Pleistocene. Thanks for pointing it out. Yes, that fish mouth plate is also Eocene in age like that shark tooth I showed. Thanks for watching!

[@donniewalker4221]

You guys really killed it! Love the examples you give also

[@gregbishop210]

Love learning all about the fossils. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@destinationunknown7857]

Love watchingbbyour videos, too old to go traipsing around much anymore. Thank you for all your adventures!, your videos have gotten so good with time. Really enjoy all the info you let us in on.

[@jennywalborn7769]

Awesomeness, love the way you put this video together! What a great place to search!!

[@bryankitchen555]

Wow what a great trip ,great finds thanks again for taking us along. Bryan Kitchen Houston Texas

[@mariemoss2475]

Another great video, loved how you explained where each bone came from...for us who haven't a clue 😂. I learned so much 👍 Your knowledge on this subject is truly amazing .. Much love to all from the UK 🥰

[@brendamiller9455]

Well done,love knowing which fossils go where and with whom.Thanks,Craig Miller

[@julietaylor7297]

Wow! What amazing finds. I lived 58 years in Florida. If only I had known where to look.

[@30somethingnothing]

I really like the addition of the diagrams showing where the fossil would be located on the animal.

[@meg2831]

Entoplasterons are always a favorite of mine but I think this time my favorites were the beaver incisor peice and jaw bone and that bird bone. I can't believe that bird bone survived to fossilize. Oh and the jaguar tooth was freaking cool! Then again that sloth claw was really cool too....it's so hard to pick a favorite!

[@vermillionj1]

I have enjoyed and learned so much in this video. Thank you so much for being such a good teacher👍💯😁

[@tammymcdonald3455]

Yeah ur videos are so educational. I found a horse tooth after 3 weeks of watching your video, it was amazing to know what it was on site. Thank y’all so very much.

[@markattardo]

Really appreciated the visual teaching aids! Fun and interesting video too👍👍

[@manderson3231]

Awesome video and awesome finds!! Thank you for sharing with us!

[@brianholcomb940]

Awesome finds, love that you show where these bones are on the animal they belong to! Thanks for sharing!

[@kelly623]

Just found you today! Love the show! Number 1 would be great!! Kelly/Indiana

[@davidhipelius3792]

Another fantastic video. Keep them coming !

[@wanderwomen6574]

this one was the best. go BRI go

[@majorgunn]

Always a treat to see you on my thread!!!! love your work, your energy, Bri, and all that you do!

[@loongsout]

Wow man nice finds and thanks for explaining about the part of animal and animal. It is fun, interesting and knowledge.👍👍👍

[@Dynotop1a]

That partial giant beaver jaw is too cool!

[@pollyannatardif2357]

Always nice to see you guys!

[@TygerBleuToo]

Loved it! Would love to see more like it.

[@dianethompson6980]

Amazing explanation of fossils with pictures ❤️🇨🇦

[@10Bdog10]

Love the show and tell format.

[@amiralozse1781]

its an absolute treat following you guys on your fossile hunt. Chris, are you a paleontologist? your description and knowledge of everything you find is stunning and makes your excursions even more valuable

[@PaleoCris]

I am not Amira. I seriously considered going into the field years ago, but the amount of debt I’d be in from pursuing that degree and the fact that most paleontology jobs are for the oil industry pushed me away. Learning about nature is a lifelong pursuit for me though. As long as I’m breathing, I’ll be learning new things and sharing what I know with others.

[@mjc42701]

Always interesting and fun, whether it is rocks or fossils, I will watch. Thanks

[@meems9884]

That was awesome!!! Yes more vids like that please!!!!!💜

[@louisepalermo4894]

What's really interesting is your filming style. You have a nice, steady filming hand (some KZbinrs don't understand how to film, edit). I appreciate your mix of silliness and education along with your respect for the flora and fauna of the modern world. I've just purchased my second paleo-pack (I'm up to 175 shark teeth from my first sort-through of my first bag) because you have brought back my love of "seeing" the world of smaller fossils. Keep the films coming, please. You do a great job.

[@PaleoCris]

Thank you for the very encouraging comment Louise! I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying the style I’ve been developing over time. I still feel like I’m just starting my journey on making videos and plan to improve much more if I can. That’s also great to hear about the amount you’ve found in the PaleoPack! Some people just don’t look carefully enough to find 10% of what’s in there.

[@harrybond1485]

It is amazing, the amount and various ages of fossils in those streams.

[@janetpullen5210]

Wonderful finds and so rare. What an experience

[@davidmeeks2405]

Great info on the different species, I have found numerous fossilized bones since I was just a kid here in Florida. Simply had no idea what type of critters they were from.

[@AgentCrashums]

Great video! I really like the format.

[@brucebennett4274]

This was awesome - I learned a lot watching!!!

[@Mr.Death101]

Great video. And it's nice to learn about the fossil and where it actually goes on the animal.

[@dustinfindsrocks]

Super cool video 👍🏼 I always love learning what things are keep em coming

[@nigelmilne3503]

Me and the wee man.live the info showing where your finds go on the animals, he was memorised. Brilliant addition.

[@conniem7341]

Great adventure! Really enjoy the info. Thanks!

[@jaynehorn151]

Excellent video. Love your finds