The hidden beasts preserved in LA's La Brea Tar Pits | Bartell's Backroads

[@lisawilliams4004]

Went here for a school trip back in 71. Had nightmares for years. I was only 5. Now I’m 59, would love to go back.

[@edwardhanson3664]

Well done. In the 1960s, the Tar Pits were a school field trip.

[@CrowSkeleton]

RIP pigeon entering the archaeological record. [sadface]

[@laurachapple6795]

Godspeed, fossil-to-be. Hopefully the future will benefit from your sacrifice!

[@mauraleticiachillemi7587]

Wow !! I read for this lake when I was very young !! Show !! Tks .

[@Phytosaur]

The la brea tar pits shows what a historical place La is

[@haroldgardner9463]

It's really cool it's just a shame tht it's all built up around it! Should be more room to preserve the area but non the less it really cool!

[@luposoli1667]

We love LA...you no it....thanks love it stay ferice and free

[@ericapelayo]

very cool

[@philliprogers4255]

Brea is actually Spanish for "tar". So why don't we just call it the Tar Tar Pits?

[@matthewJC1990]

Called tarmac here in the UK

[@isntyournamebacon]

They didn't show the Dire wolf wall? Or just wolves? I don't remember. Lotsa wolf skulls. Or the display were you can pull on the tar and see what it would be like to try to pull your leg out. Anyway good otherwise.

[@edwardhanson3664]

It would take hours to cover the museum fairly. Best to see it in person if you can.

[@isntyournamebacon]

@@edwardhanson3664 Yeah i dont remember making that comment. Must have been in a bad mood LOL. Last time i went to the museum was in like 1994 i think. If i end up going to southern cali, La Brea Tar pits is definitely on my list of things to see.

[@bluehorse8091]

CATS. ...NOT TIGERS ..SABERTOOTH CATS ..😃😃😃💙👍

[@adam_p99]

Are the pits hot?

[@-agent-47-80]

So how does oil (supposedly degraded dinasours), preserve dinasours? Maybe oil really isn't from dinasours.....it's a mineral....

[@stevecampbell7620]

Correct Sir The 4th renewable resource. (Book by Shawn Alli)

[@-agent-47-80]

@@stevecampbell7620 exactly

[@-agent-47-80]

@@stevecampbell7620 humanity will never run out of oil....it's the second most common liquid on earth

[@fart63]

There aren’t dinosaurs in these pits. These bones go back 50,000 years, with most being in the 15,000 range

[@russelljackson8153]

I read that as "breasts", now I feel silly.

[@floatinghead5392]

🤣

[@nordimejia5790]

Homer simpson taught us how to escape tar

[@User0nYoutube]

wow 1 comment now 2 comments

[@Gengarsama]

when i die, i wanna be dropped into those tar pits

[@rajasingammuthusamy959]

Human beings' bones were 9500 years during the dinosaur era so, Adam and Eve's preachings are indeed an assumption.

[@fart63]

Huh? Humans came many tens of millions of years after the dinosaurs

[@gameover5537]

Guao

[@MG-fn9xw]

It’s a shame these ppl are allowed to interpret the story/age of their findings. I don’t want a controlled puppet being in charge of determining the age or origin of ANYTHING (Notice they are fully masked OUTSIDE like good pawns) Can we get some ppl there with common sense

[@fart63]

Make sure to equip your tinfoil hat next time you watch a KZbin video. Don’t want those pesky commies sending Covid waves through KZbin

[@pattersonfilm9117]

I wonder how many two legged “creatures” they pulled out of there that nobody’s allowed to see ?🙄🤷‍♂️

[@fart63]

What are you talking about

[@edwardhanson3664]

That's a great question. Humans were in the Americas by then. There must be some of them represented in the fauna.