Fossil Bones: RARE finds on the beach

Fossil Bones discovered on the beach that are millions of year old. They are from Ichthyosaur, plesiosaur and crocodiles. Found on the Yorkshire Coast near Whitby. These creatures swam the seas 180 million years ago. When they died their bones have been fossilised and i have found them while searching underneath the huge cliffs around Whitby.
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[@Paleos1000]

Wow - amazing finds. Thanks for posting.

[@ForgottenFossils]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it

[@Treasurehunter11001]

I always dream of finding one vert , havnt yet , if they were articulated like that dont know what I would do . Amazing find !!! Also that paddle was incredible

[@ForgottenFossils]

Thank you, you will find a vert sooner or later if you look often enough. Just gotta be there at the very right time.

[@Treasurehunter11001]

Fingers crossed, wow nice Hildoceras, and the Ammonite after that looked like a more unusual one

[@BearSF]

Spectacular fossils, actually.

[@ethanhawtin7561]

Wow what great finds I regularly hunt at sandsend but the best I have found bone wise is a single but very large ichthyosaur paddle digit. Where did you hunt in this video? Salt wick bay? Great video! 👍👏😁

[@ForgottenFossils]

Thanks Ethan. The finds in this video are a mix of saltwick bay, whitby and sandsend. I'd be interested in seeing the large paddle digit, it sounds great 😀

[@ethanhawtin7561]

Whitby Fossils thanks for the info very useful I reckon my next hunt I will visit saltwick given the info 👍 I’d love to show you the paddle digit and my best vert as well. How would I show you?

[@joannhempen8210]

Awesome video! I love the bones. I watched a video, a man from Mississippi in the United States, he found ammonites in a creek that were larger than a truck tire. These things were gigantic! I had no idea they got this big! So amazing!

[@ForgottenFossils]

Oh wow! Hope he managed to take them home.

[@joannhempen8210]

@@ForgottenFossils he said he did. The you tubers name is Theditchwalker. Really amazing to see

[@raygrange7312]

My goodness what wonderful fossils.

[@ForgottenFossils]

Cheers!

[@enriquemireles8947]

It hard to believe that paddle fin would fossilize I thought it’s made of cartilage. Nice finds. Why do they call petrified wood jet. Is it because the color?

[@ForgottenFossils]

I’ve got a superb example of a Gryo fin preserved in solid pyrite that i’ve had cut and polished down the middle, looks awesome will show it soon

[@patriceandrieu59]

çà donne envie

[@ForgottenFossils]

Thanks for the comment :) I dont understand though.

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