INCREDIBLE FOSSILS That Many People Dream About Finding! (Amazing Shark Teeth!!)

[@SuchAClassicGirl-dx2ip]

Goodness what BEAUTIFUL finds! Congrats!

[@CharlestonFossilAdventures]

Thanks for watching!! It never ceases to amazing us what will turn up over the course of one trip! 😱🙌

[@SuchAClassicGirl-dx2ip]

@@CharlestonFossilAdventures can’t wait to join you next summer!

[@CharlestonFossilAdventures]

@@SuchAClassicGirl-dx2ip The fossils will be waiting!!

[@C6TTiX]

At 2:22 there is a nice tooth in plain site in lower right corner.

[@CharlestonFossilAdventures]

There are three others in frame at the same time stamp, too. 👀🤭

[@C6TTiX]

@@CharlestonFossilAdventures Looking forward to booking a trip with you! Chuck H. (Benedini)

[@davidthomas6859]

Hi Ash ,you have some great sites for fossils and some beautiful shark teeth.Wish we could find teeth like that in the UK.

[@CharlestonFossilAdventures]

Thanks so much for the kind compliment, David! It took me several years to find the sites that I now frequent. It’s amazing how rewarding it is to call a site “your own” and observe the fossils it produces throughout time! What types of fossils do your UK sites produce?

[@davidthomas6859]

@@CharlestonFossilAdventures Hi again Ash,some of the sites I go to are Lyme Regis for ammonites,reptile, Crinoid.Isle of Wight Ammonites,reptile,echinoids,turtle ,Crocodile,small shark teeth.South Wales for Ammonite and Reptile.Wenlock Edge for Corals Trilobites etc.North Yorkshire for Ammonites Reptile.These are the most common fossils we find.

[@sappysama]

What beach was this on? :o

[@chriskeenumhighhopesoutdoors]

Great finds, thanks for the video.

[@CharlestonFossilAdventures]

Hi Chris, thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed this one!

[@gusthedinoguy230-66]

Hey just out of curiosity did the prehistoric toothed dolphins live alongside megalodon

[@CharlestonFossilAdventures]

Yes, there were many toothed species alive during the Miocene with megalodon!

[@bedbugs1266]

Hi

[@fossilguybmf4210]

I took my wife's cousin to a creek near my house in Central Mississippi. When I spotted first tooth, I called him over so he could "see" what we were looking for laying in the gravel. I snapped a picture and he picked it up and put in his pocket! Every time we talk, I call him shark tooth poacher!

[@CharlestonFossilAdventures]

😂 Sounds like your cousin has a good eye, and even better hands! Here’s to many more fossils on your future trips! Thanks for watching!

[@davidkerr6572]

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