Tony Beets Discovers A Mammoth Tusk Whilst Mining | Gold Rush

[@DiscoveryTV]

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[@campsitez2355]

damn dude talk about getting shut down lol too bad the cameras saw that

[@watchvidjedi]

Massive respect to Tony for respecting the science. Legend.

[@charliecostella]

The Tusk is worth around $100,000

[@Jason2000_]

What science

[@colonelhstinkmeaner8547]

You guys would try to cancel him if he didn't

[@StephenCarmona]

I agree.. The water board should take notice.

[@2147B]

tusk worth more than weeks of mining gold.

[@igrojikku2212]

When a person of one field of work stumbles upon something of a different fields and takes caution to preserve it for others is always amazing ❤️

[@dmac7403]

Let's be real considering there were cameras rolling and such that most definitely had a lot to do with it

[@sharonnicholson3393]

Thank you Tony for trying to preserve one piece of history at a time ♥️💪🙏

[@justinb2022]

It was staged you moron.

[@bradleystone7575]

This is why Tony is a legend

[@bigd9526]

Straight gold king and the goat and did the respectful thing over the bottom dollar and it still worked out hopefully the gold gods bless him for doing that

[@alanbarnett3394]

It was either dug out before it was filmed or it was staged.

[@skylarmcmanus4347]

was thinking the same thing, when he first "saw" it, it was already sticking 3 feet out of the ground with a perfect circle clearing around

[@bleumeanyontherampage2136]

I thought I was the only one that noticed. They never show where the tusk is in the ground.

[@zachariahmk5878]

Staged it is, the beets told me

[@lonewolftech]

It’s all staged.

[@Chris-jg5vw]

The producer is laughing at us for believing this Butterscotch.

[@bleumeanyontherampage2136]

But people still believe Trump won the election, its not hard to convince people, of anything. Just go to any church on a Sunday.

[@HomerPimpson463]

But you're still here watching it I don't get people who make fun of the show we all know it's scripted get the hell over it it's entertainment

[@Skrtwoe]

A couple miles away there is a man named John who has thousands of these tusks, it’s cap.

[@twill586]

You must of never heard of the boneyard in Alaska Rogan even talked about it

[@kenneybis1097]

Yes they always plant these tusks for Tony to find, it's a different crew than the one hiding the gold 😉

[@TheRealMisterChopShop]

He was looking for gold and found an ivory tusk worth the weight in gold😂

[@patrickmurray9409]

I once lived in a town called Mammoth, it was name that because a skeleton was found near there. BTW it was in Arizona, these creatures ventured far.

[@philipbell9301]

Much like entirely intact whale carcasses found upright encased in mud, the most curious part about the discovery of that baby mammoth is that it survived being scavenged, almost like it to was preserved by a sudden death, perhaps caused by an instant burial in dirt. One thing is for certain, the strata layers used in determining age is not always a reliable science.

[@RockwellRhodes]

That animal was caught in receding flood waters approx. 5000 years ago, the same reason Tony and his ilk have to dig for the minerals they seek. All precious metals were once found on the surface before the Great Flood destroyed all vestiges of the world that then existed, including mankind, save for a few, burying them in the sediments left over.

[@kristofferhellstrom]

Much respect to the Beets for doing this!!!!

[@sunayansahani3576]

A father is always a father to his children although how much they grow up 😊

[@oSTYNCLSYo]

That is a pretty sweet find!!

[@CarsCatAliens]

He did the right, as well as responsible thing.

[@johnpartridge7623]

Good job to the Beets for respecting History 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ProlificInvention]

Mammoth tusk has got to be extremely valuable

[@80AFT]

Yeah..rhinos and elephants was hunted down for the ivory

[@listennow5261]

Not really, cost alot to preserve them and most are rotted badly! There are lots of them.

[@ProlificInvention]

@@listennow5261 It wouldn't be hard to make a tusk mold and incorporste the remnants in clear epoxy-It would make an amazing display piece that some people I know would pay big bucks for.

[@listennow5261]

@@ProlificInvention yep, alot of work..that's most of the value!

[@satchelpaul7797]

@@listennow5261 a single tusk can go upwards of 1 million dollars.

[@CrowSpirit1977]

How could you miss it when someone already dug all the dirt out from around it😂😆😒

[@billybobwombat2231]

Kinda like that aye 😂

[@nickgibb4687]

looks like it had been already dug out

[@markhepworth]

The top has been exposed for some time judging by the white weather polished surface.

[@gshaindrich]

2:44 what is their explanation for the thing sticking out of a circular hole? very sus, almost obviously faked...

[@lild2649]

Tony the iron Dutch man..respect for this man and his whole crew 💯💯💯💯💯greetings from the Netherlands

[@Yordkongcharoenwong4289]

Last night my partner gave me a group of stone which look like asteroid or meteorite. His workmate used to work in the campsite that involve a lot of digging. They used 3 macros to dig about 18 meters down, they found a couple tusks of mammoth! Along with lots of black stones(asteroid, meteorite, tektite?) Sadly to say they didn't handle with care like these guys in the program. I personally think he sold them. My point of view is that such an amazing discovered and they didn't tell the world. Those asteroid could possibly washed out those group of Mammoth.

[@rrenwa7550]

Stick in there for the show

[@TheJudgeofLevelstm]

Yeah I sure it was just laying there like that. Damn I hate fake television shows, especially ones like this.

[@lordofhowell7158]

What I was thinking 😂

[@getchasome6230]

Its called a dramatization

[@airwolf3607]

I'm more shocked they didn't have to close down a wash plant this clip.

[@markhepworth]

It’s entirely possible it was,it’s in an eroding bank,the top is bleached white by exposure to the elements,all mammoth remains come out of the gravels. But almost undoubtedly they knew about the tusk already,as it was obviously protruding from the ban,add to that the soil wasn’t disturbed around it..🤷‍♂️

[@s7v7nfiv5]

The way it was oddly stickng out tells me the show views must of went dramatically low

[@Brodozer39]

Yea it wasn’t any where near where he was digging.

[@banjopaisley1021]

I agree. It's obviously dug in there judging by the big hole it was set in.

[@JAS_392SRT]

Insane bro , history right here 30,000 years ago wow

[@johnstown2451]

Time is relative. The earth is not that old.

[@johnstown2451]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX6Ul318bK58i9U This explains why

[@Cheddar555]

@@johnstown2451 Wait what?

[@justinb2022]

Dude you realize this is staged right

[@Cheddar555]

@@justinb2022 What does that have to do with earth being only 30000 years old?

[@ConcreteBombDeep]

I remember hearing that finding Mammoth stuff in Alaska is seldom reported because of the hassle it causes.

[@sedith7]

If the jaw bone, tusk and part of the skull were found it’s likely the rest of the skull was probably near by. But not feasible to find as it would shut them down there for days/weeks

[@ronkistner2672]

what a shame, they should leave for the proper authorities to dig up the rest of it its thousands of yrs old, part of history

[@broomfieldsdual-sport]

But the dirt around the tusk is dry…..???? Think its been a while u found it lol

[@mikewest712]

Are we supposed to not see the hole where they buried the tusk?

[@christopherskipp1525]

Where is this?

[@conorbenham4808]

That was clearly planted by the production crew.

[@terminal99]

I imagine that any paleontologist's heart skipped a beat when they brought in the excavator to dig the skull up. It looks like they broke it up.

[@matthunt7390]

You got Kevin trained just right, guys always got a tool in his hand

[@Quazimo]

do they not dig back life 10 more feet on each side to be sure more remains such as the skull didnt break off or separate?

[@z0mgbananas]

1:05 counter strike walking on metal sound effect

[@mechanicjesusfrl]

at 00.6 seconds you can already see the tusk sticking out of the mountain! funny because the real story is that I am the one who found him but that wasn't interesting enough because it had to look like tony was the one who has to find him. I will soon make a video of this for my KZbin channel (project frl) because I worked for tony for a season 

[@TheRealMisterChopShop]

Nice work

[@RockwellRhodes]

That animal was caught in receding flood waters approx. 5000 years ago, the same reason Tony and his ilk have to dig for the minerals they seek. All precious metals were once found on the surface before the Great Flood destroyed all vestiges of the world that then existed, including mankind, save for a few, burying them in the sediments left over.

[@jeananderson815]

does he get to keep it?

[@GD_Stans]

I can't believe it, it's ivory sticking out like a human

[@thedarkhugheshughes2640]

Absolutely amazing

[@everton3656]

Truth is I found the tusk and left it there for Tony

[@CanadaHasFallen]

Imagine how many relics and fossils / bones hey have destroyed and not even noticed

[@NiffYT]

You can see the tusk in the opening shot

[@pm6578]

Lol the way this thing is sticking out like that. Cmon man…

[@Marcus-zj5ho]

The Tusk is in wet dirt so it was placed there before filming

[@graffzon]

They didnt find it, Tony did 😅. Should have kept it since those tusks are worth more than its weight in gold 😂

[@axlyoung1218]

Awesome that Atleast Tony notified Scientists.

[@markhepworth]

Palaeontologists*

[@axlyoung1218]

@@markhepworth yep that’s it

[@redmantrees35]

They have found them on Hoffmans crew. About 5 seasons ago

[@heaveauhu1335]

He found a task alright 😂

[@el9206]

How is that not staged?

[@johnhmielewski1230]

Too many stupid people actually believe this bs. That's why humanity is going down the toilet.

[@daily_reddit_brainrot]

Is this real? Those bones are in what looks like a massive pile of tailings so how could the bones get in the tailings pile?

[@nancygodsey8312]

Nice find!

[@broomfieldsdual-sport]

Worst nightmare for people digging and finding sonthing lmao everything is on hold untill futher notice lol 😔

[@CooperDog746]

Kevin showed up with a shovel.

[@seymourclarkson2336]

Lol weird it’s just sticking out in plain sight

[@hombrepobre9646]

I really appreciate this man

[@MojoMountainMan]

Finding a Tusk is a sign of good luck. You can tell by the smell where the tusks are Edit: a little to the contrary, finding a mummified baby mammoth is NOT considered good luck to the natives

[@donm6578]

Ahh if only there wasn't a camera crew they coulda kept it

[@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem]

yeah that thing is worth up to a few hundred thousand dollars.

[@edwardmarques183]

That tusk is worth a lot of money.

[@404MygelRobertJr]

why do they blurr the cat logos but not the volvos??

[@sugewhitejacoby8654]

So does Tony sell it, keep it or donate it? How does this work?

[@phillyeaglesbowl5562]

That tusk is a huge payday too

[@frasermackenzie7275]

I'm surprised the Yukon government hasn't shut him down by now.

[@Jamiek0115]

Tony had second thoughts then but respect to the man for not putting money 1st as some greedy people would of just carried on 👍

[@mikeanonymous669]

Tusk and pieces of jawbone present....The skull and other tusk have to be pretty close.

[@carlietoway1167]

Yeah you're gonna call them all right but that's gonna shut down that area for quite some time

[@davidrussell8795]

This can't be done a month(March 2023) ago,it's minus 10 c up there,ground is to cold to work!

[@jimbo3833]

Hope he kept that tusk easily worth half a million dollars

[@lee-mac]

Discovery ought to ease up on the dramatic music, long overdue. Good stuff though!

[@blakey1212]

Just magically sticking out right there without damaging it They need to film the surface coal mines I work on. Haha😊

[@mike-xi2pb]

The boneyard Alaska finds like 50 of them a week lol.

[@retselyarrh3895]

Wow, they found something older than Tony! 🤣🤣🤣

[@juanayala5863]

lets be real he put that tusk there. he got it from pawn shop

[@philliphols]

Looks very much like it was dug around before Tony “spotted” it. Very exposed before even being noticed ….

[@beathive1149]

Imagine if scientists could remake it from the DNA in the bone. IMAGINE. We could get to eat an endless supply of mammoth and use them like donkeys/ ox's to lift and transport huge/ heavy stuff. Would be so easy to steer them by binding their tusks and whipping them with metal, shardy whips.

[@dustinfehr3466]

I call bs

[@Chris-jg5vw]

Dam straight! It was planted their.

[@MakeItWithJim]

Not surprised the paleontologists were all women - they are the best at digging up the past

[@bizboyz957]

Hiding the broken tip of the tusk

[@AimlessMoto]

So... that cut's been open for years, they scoped out the land multiple times before digging, and THIS is the first time they saw it? Sticking straight up out of the ground... the only white thing on the hill. Sure. Ok.

[@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem]

surely he kept that and didnt let them take it. that tusk is easily worth $100k-300,000+

[@headhunter257]

Just so everyone knows. If you did find something and did report it your fired. If not never hired again next season hahaha

[@commercialelectrician133]

Where are the updates on the mammoth

[@Dreinorh]

Updates? Dude this is about gold mining, it's not a program about mammoths. You are lucky they even spend a few mins on it, in a program called Gold Rush. You aren't getting anymore updates, as there really isn't anything more to say about a tusk. They are not even that rare.

[@airwolf3607]

@@Dreinorh Yeah we need to get back to the wash plants breaking down.🙃

[@derpsauce719]

Lol cameras cut Tusk.removed

[@tommynoel9929]

So staged

[@skeeet5758]

I thought only natives could touch any ivory or dinosaur bones

[@JohnUsp]

Imagine the paleontologists shutting down the entire place for several months.

[@broomfieldsdual-sport]

I do peat moss is canada. Never know what ill find

[@muffenraggadiva9583]

Mammoth tusk is very expensive that would cost millions if im not wrong...

[@Whatthafukc]

It's still got a nice price tag

[@Kyle.02]

It would be cool if they let him keep the tusk

[@rossitt08]

This is soo set up you can see the dig marks around it hahaha

[@walsh9354]

Mammoth is worth more than gold

[@davidangelsuarezmambel1456]

Amigo consigue me trabajo en esa minería

[@toddpeters9007]

Amazing

[@pilothtamat898]

A piece which worth much more den a gold

[@williamherd7251]

It’s not like he did it for free.. that tusk is ivory.. it’s worth thousands of dollars

[@randomrangoon5476]

He did the right thing though

[@user-cr1gn9oq5]

Tony, hello from Russia🇷🇺 and adore for family❤, good man and women's, I am watching for you

[@BigDaddy-vr2ut]

I didn’t think a donkey zebra mated with each other and or they are sterile