Plesiosaur Bones! Loch Ness Monster Myth?

Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see the special fossil at the end! This is an insight into the past, what life was like 180 Million Years Ago even before many of the most famous land-dwelling Dinosaurs ever existed.
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[@getin3949]

It always makes me happy when I see young people interested in the history of the creatures of our planet.

[@pavel9652]

True that! I have spent recently a few weeks learning about the origins of life and the evolution of life on Earth. I have been always interested, but it is hard to have a full understanding from single articles here and there or isolated videos. For instance, the Cambrian explosion is a great topic, but what had led to it and where Cambrian creatures ended up? It is whole another story :)

[@MrRWinkle]

I am really interested to the point that I want to go to Mexico to see the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs 🦕🦕🦖

[@pavel9652]

@@MrRWinkle Nothing to see there, as the asteroid had evaporated on impact. You can see, however, an elevated level of iridium in KT boundary rock layer all over the world.

[@alink5918]

It's nice to know that I'm not the only one who likes to spend all day looking for fossils and bringing home a bag of "rocks"! I'm a new subscriber but I already love you guys💙 great finds!

[@AgateDad]

Initial scenery is mind blowing! Back to watching lol

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thank you! Hope the rest of the video is as good 🤪

[@AgateDad]

@@YorkshireFossils oh it's good as always, love your videos!

[@daydbaysinger4572]

@@AgateDad you whatch a lot rock and fossel videos

[@spheretastic7731]

that Plesiosaur section is amazing

[@gailhowes9398]

I really thank you for your excellent camera work that I can see so clearly what your finds are, very nice to see parts of where you have been brought up to get interested in fossils.

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Boys, I love seeing you find these amazing fossils! What a beautiful and wild stretch of coastline is there. And the plesiosaur section is absolutely awesome! Merry Christmas to you and your family!🎄⛄🎅

[@lochnessmonster3189]

Oh cool, you found my uncle’s spine. He was beached several years ago after the government set up a hunt for him. They took the rest of his dead body, sadly

[@FantasticFourJohnnyStorm]

How he die Nessie

[@arealscotsman]

@@FantasticFourJohnnyStorm A bad haggis or deep fried Mars bar.

[@momascootaGaming]

Hi 👋 love your videos. Nice finds 👍

[@Surrender17]

The Plesiosaur has always been my favorite. Thanks for sharing!

[@FarmerC.J.]

This is breathtakingly amazing! Thank you! From NW Georgia, USA

[@raygrange7312]

Lucky lads. What a coastline.

[@ponpunmillar1558]

You've had some great finds ,my son loves your Vidio clips and looks forward to seeing them. Keep up the good work lads. It was nice seeing you both down the beach yesterday, we had a great family day out.

[@arlahunt4240]

I’ve been watching your channel most of today. It’s very interesting.

[@bertoneman4851]

Great video! Will you be polishing that golden pyrite coated ball just as it is? I think it would be stunning as an unbroken polished sphere, with those exposed fossil imprints that were hidden underneath..so cool. You guys are the Yorkshire Fossil Kings!

[@sunitasurendran2001]

Very nice..do you get any plant fossils too ?..have you made a video explaining where these fossils come from or rather how they formed in the cliffs above ..seems a mystery to a lay person ..👍

[@americanrebel413]

This was really cool man! Thank you.

[@viewTV331]

wow👍👍👍

[@spendit_-6375]

Amazing finds! Thank you for the videos.

[@mariagood9121]

How did you get the pleasiasour vertebra exposed, like that. Did you use a Dremal tool? Or just cracked it open? Way way Nice find. Good job. Great video

[@avelsgard78]

Nice job guys! Wish we had this kind of stuff laying around here in Minnesota, USA....but no :( Thank you again and job well done!

[@kryoboy36]

Lake champlain has a monster👍

[@robbwylde2002]

Great video; I'm going to sub. I'm not sure if you all have done a documentary on fossil hunting, but I would suggest that as your short videos are fascinating!

[@willbejamming1532]

Excellent finds. Excellent accents.

[@cubinglab6332]

Oooo, that pyrite rocks nice! If you dont mind me asking, where was this hunt? Whitby??

[@thewaythingsare8158]

www.theguardian.com/travel/2017/mar/11/north-yorkshire-coast-beach-dinosaur-fossil-hunting-saltwick-bay

[@deerohdeer8000]

Incredible!! Every time I’m amazed by your finds !!! Outstanding 👍 Big thumbs up from me 👍

[@Neilprydeman]

Hi! Respect and like from Russia , Saratov city area we find ammonite and plesiosauros bons too. Stone of river Volga sometimes included fossils Belemnit, ammonite, seaworms, sharks and many more. Good like bro! Sorry my english ;)

[@jelenav3336]

Interested how you can find fossils just by looking at rocks honestly! How did find the fossils of dinsoure?

[@lindagomez3114]

I love fossils now I have a new channel to watch

[@VickieV1333]

With no other human in site it’s like you stepped back one time. The plesiosaur bones are remarkable!

[@kathycarlson7947]

You left that ammonite at the end for someone else to find. Sweet!

[@VooV830]

Thankyou for sharing 🦖🦕...interesting.

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks again for watching 🙏🏻🦕🦖🦴🔬

[@shahannagrey8427]

Are the areas of cliff, under the waterfalls, more stable then the dry areas?

[@Fuzzinutt]

What an excellent find!!! Hey from Australia! ;D

[@jelenav3336]

This fossils you are finding look like perthoric shells that were in accident seas honestly! Have I known beacues I have a book about dinsoures and I seen on tv too honestly!

[@biofathetop6870]

Hi,do you have a video of how you found the plesiosaur?🙏

[@granskare]

I have just subscribed. Near Morrison, Colorado, USA, are dinosaur tracks. Be sure to go to a PBS page (public broadcasting s....) to view these things. There other sites in America as well. I've been to Wiltshire, visited Malmesbury, Devizes, etc.

[@denaredford6701]

Amazing on the dinosaurs ,🦕

[@heatherjoy479]

Hi I know i saw nessie back in June in scokland was 5 seconds traveling in the car with mum and dad they was bussy so didn't stop I saw believe in nessie at the lock less lake .

[@sahabatnoah895]

I am Your fans From Indonesia Bro...

[@mercurysbest]

Went to Loch Ness can’t even get down to the side of it it’s a shame it’s so beautiful up their a tourist village selling the kelpie merch. Keep on fossil in dude

[@theamertureradioenthusiast3368]

Great vids

[@wahyusetiyoningsih254]

Amazing

[@retroonhisbikes]

And there me thinking the Loch Ness monster was in fact a circus elephant taken for a swim.

[@ow2750]

love ur vids

[@skycamvideo]

That place looks amazing. I live in Lancashire and would love to visit. I never find anything around Morecambe bay. Where is this please?

[@lisasimpson4574]

sky cam video .. hes in whitby. And the surounding beaches. Hes given me the thirst to go looking myself .. daytrip to whitby me thinks. 😃

[@ethanhawtin7561]

Love your videos it’s me again!!👍😁🤣

[@YorkshireFossils]

First Comment!! 😉😉

[@ethanhawtin7561]

As per usual I am proud to be 👌😁

[@YorkshireFossils]

😉😝

[@ukrainewarroom]

Did you notice "lobster legs" was inside a perfect egg shape? You are local to me, ive been looking in the same spots a few times ;) Subbed

[@Garzasoutdoors]

Nice videos ..

[@mikelynch9815]

What beach were you on? Thinking of going Sunday

[@ianshaw6922]

I know theres lots n lots of amenities about but why no Trilobites they were very common?

[@creavurewolf4332]

what state are you in, Finding these awesome fossils at.....

[@Yoohooo654]

Good fossils

[@barbroevanderlindquist4128]

Reely like your chanal! Hope you use your"hobby" and you feeld knowledge as a teacher in the future you have the gift! BarbroSweden

[@brendanhynes1252]

O wow nice bones

[@michaelwibowo5575]

Is this place is located in England ? We also have a place like this in Indonesia called Sangiran. You can find Homo Erectus fossils & Stegodon Fossils in there.

[@missp8627]

WHEREABOUTS IN YORKSHIRE IS THIS ? IM SURE ALOT OF VIEWRS WOULD LIKE TO VISIT.

[@kaceeagarhodgson4533]

I wanna go fossil hunting now

[@SONDELN-GOLDWASCHEN-BASTELN]

nice Video 👍

[@leeotis9446]

I would be interested I possibly purchasing a couple pieces .

[@jamesbennett6011]

Wouldn’t the fossils of a plesiosaur be highly rare and would sell high if found? How does one even authenticate these fossils alone without help from an institution? Most dinosaur fossils are rare, with only a few fossils being found for each “dinosaur”.

[@larryrobertson3310]

dude the rock at 258 has a face !!! LOL so what coast line is this ??

[@SOLOQ_withAPE]

Did you guys offer a tourist package?

[@garyavey7929]

There is literally millins to be found ,they would have been swamped in mud and laid down in the flood of Noahs day.

[@Johnny.5.Is.Alive.]

Do people need permits to collect fossils at this location?

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

One day they will find a complete plesiosaur skeleton and oneday a mosasurus skeleton

[@aundreya22]

Would you ever go back to that black slate with the clusters of ammonites and squid and take a chisel and hammer and break apart that slate and take it home? Because I would!! 😭 I love your channel! New fan from Los Angeles California!

[@lindabahlmann9442]

Are you the only one who’s a videotographer ?

[@johncourtman9774]

where in the uk r you thanks john

[@ifyouwoooshmeyouhavesmallp7603]

Looking at the name of the channel i guess Yorkshire

[@cushlastorey1598]

case closed.Loch Ness monster is a plesiosaur!

[@YorkshireFossils]

🦈 🐋 🐬

[@reynalputraramadhan7448]

Where is that dude

[@robertseper5393]

Would you be interested in selling one before you break it open, my 9 year old grandson is fascinated by this and wants to remove the stone to expose the fossil...

[@robertseper5393]

@basil fawlty We live in Pennsylvania U.S.A. don't have that kind of luxury, but that would be awesome..

[@iankeel7914]

Strictly speaking it is not a creature knowen as the non-existant "Lock ness monster" it is as you said a "Plesiosaur". Your hobby is interesting enough for you not to relie on clickbate tag-lines.

[@jeffhallel8211]

Bigfoot will not be happy when he finds out about this!

[@mybertram]

i would live in Yorkshire in a second rather than New Jersey!

[@nickolasrobb5811]

Bro a loch ness monster is a plesasaur if im spelling that right

[@YorkshireFossils]

That’s correct, it is thought to be a Plesiosaur

[@diogenesrodrigo4858]

💎👋😀

[@awesomedino590]

I love Fossils wear are you? Is that texas

[@omegasalmonfish]

Awesome Dino judging by his accent, I believe that’s Mississippi

[@raygrange7312]

omegasalmonfish 🤣 are you two serious. He’s English.

[@raygrange7312]

Area 51 Escapee 🤣🤣🤣 why does everything have to be in America. He is on the Yorkshire coast in England.

[@charlessalvador8296]

@Area 51 Escapee he is in the UK idiot

[@907pikealaska5]

should you find yourself in Alaska your always welcome to camp at my farm near Homer

[@carmitacongacha71]

Alguien español😐

[@jeremyjeremyhalim306]

Yo

[@fabiodesousaborniaferreira7119]

Mal comecei a assistir o vídeo já parei de assistir só por causa dos cortes de vídeo pro anúncio de propagandas

[@caitgems1]

I've lived in Scarborough and Leeds. Definitely God's country.

[@gaston_4696]

fake XD

[@philb1067]

Votasma _ some very, very convenient placement/finds going on like 🤔