Paleontology Field Program (and Triceratops)

Matthew T. Mossbrucker visits the show again for another weekend video. This time he talks about his non-profit museum's opportunities for anybody to dig up real dinosaur bones in the field in Wyoming, and gives us a special look at a very common dinosaur at the current dig site: Triceratops. For more information about the summer paleontology field program, see mnhm.org/288/Pa...
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[@spacecasebase]

Why doesn't this have more views? I'd watch a hundred videos like this.

[@AsheOdinson]

I would love to see a video series from Dr. Mossbrucker. He's excellent at presentation, information, and he's hilarious.

[@ianholder77]

Always wonderful to learn with a good dose of humour, a nice exhibit or 2, and extensive knowledge. Both of you show how education can be done in a wonderful and engaging manner.

[@AlastairAryn]

I love this pair so much. You guys are hilarious together. Also ; the ending is hilarious

[@lisacubbon8508]

You two are quite the comedy pair. Fun fun fun!

[@Alacondor]

Best dinosaur channel and best norse channel

[@herdivineshadow]

Here two months later with Starbucks, but it made me giggle when Matthew was explaining film cannisters to "millennials" as if both of them aren't also millennials :D

[@biohazard737]

Two handsome guys talking about dinos... What's not to love!

[@thefineartofwalkingpoint]

Condense it down to two handsome men with active brain cells conversing. 😍💗💋💘💞💖❤💚💙💛💓💕😉

[@Virginia-er9si]

Thanks Dr. Crawford and Dr. Mossbrucker for this new paleontological insight from beautiful Wyoming, cause this saturday afternoon in an empty Italy, totally locked down to contain the spreading of the Coronavirus, I can spend some instructive and happy time, forgetting fear. Anyway, in case I can always listen to my new favorite country singer, Billy Shakespeare.

[@ianholder77]

Ha ha re Billy. Thinking of you all in Italy, and other places where people are confined. Great to hear you have distractions like this. ❤️ 🇮🇹 ❤️

[@Virginia-er9si]

@@ianholder77 Thanks for your kind thought 😊. We have lost freedom everything at once, but we hold on. Yes, Dr. Crawford is great and the beauty of american wilderness is a big inspiration to resist. ❤

[@garytucker5748]

Good health to all.

[@TheAschwittek]

Thank you guys for doing this! I love fossils and this time period in geologic time! Please do more of these! My inner 10 year old is happy!

[@JVie-y1t]

Came for the Old Norse, stayed for the dinosaurs.

[@cherrie1890]

Thank you! It's nice to see what wonders we can visit in our area. Montana has the smallest Tres. There are dig camps in lower Canada too.. Fun!

[@whitetigerpwns]

Damn.... what do they feed you guys out there? So many gorgeous historians!!!!

[@melissahdawn]

I am excited contemplating what stories I can concoct with the idea that teeth have an origin in fish scales! I had never even considered it before though I wondered at the origin of the word "dentin" in reference to thick shark skin.

[@animistchannel2983]

Good morning! Posted 22 seconds ago, let's hear about 70 million years ago :)

[@shotumusprime3347]

I think I need to plan a trip to Colorado

[@mccorama]

More please

[@nobodyexceptme7794]

Think how crazy it would be to stumble across a skull like that the first time. "What Mystical creature is this?"😂

[@squirrel435]

Very entertaining. *claps like a seal*

[@othmanechenguiti8119]

There is no historical evidence that Vikings didn't ride triceratops to battle. Maybe the "horns on helmet" legend comes from it

[@daniellebryan3496]

Oh man I'd love to do this.. Also he mentioned superposition briefly and I immediately went physics mode XD

[@jesseholcombe3347]

If this is an ongoing program, I am going to have to plan a trip next summer.

[@NovusIgnis]

Hello Mr. Crawford, I've been a fan of the channel since finding your videos on pronunciation of Norse words and general speech patterns and such. I wanted to get a frame of reference so I could work on an accent for a D&D character. But I also recent discovered that you actually have done work for audible in translating and narrating famous stories of the Vikings. I was wondering if there's any chance that you would do any others. I personally would love to hear the story of Arrow Odd from the source versus a re-telling.

[@emanracing95]

Sounds like a fun time :D

[@anthonyfailes5839]

That's so cool I wish I would have known I live in Casper and am part of the Tate museum at Casper college.

[@garytucker5748]

Cave salt pick and lick perhaps elephant like,is the ball joint neck is similar in elephants.

[@cherrie1890]

Lol you held another dudes teeth.🤣

[@nunyoubusyness6345]

😊

[@lisacubbon8508]

Welcome fun relief from covid19

[@artrioangelus]

What is film???

[@lesliehague2085]

That guy is like the Ryan Reynolds of dinosuars. Love the duo.

[@BigBoi-vq3rn]

RAAAW