We Found a HELL PIG! Our RAREST Fossil Find Ever! | Florida Entelodont (Daeodon/Dinohyus)

This was one of our rarest finds of all time! An incredibly rare Arikareean HELL PIG (entelodont) from the Late Oligocene/Early Miocene of Florida, along with a bunch of rhino material. Terrestrial fossils from this time period are incredibly rare from Florida, with only a handful of sites ever found. This site has the potential to help teach all of us more about the prehistoric life who called this place home.
As special as the fossil finds in this adventure are, it is still only one part of what makes days like this special to us. We are naturalists and fossils are only one part of the way we experience, enjoy and study nature while we are outside. We also smell it, taste it, listen to it and touch it, the way humans have done for hundreds of thousands of years. Doing this causes us to slow down and really appreciate everything around us. It's amazing how much you actually miss if you're in too much of a hurry in adventures like this, or in any other part of life. It is important to slow down, as often as possible.
In any case, we can't wait to get back out to this location and uncover more mysteries that it holds! We have clearly only scratched the surface of this location, and we are convinced that it may tell us much more if we continue to study it. Expect this to be part of a series on this location/site. Hell Pig Creek!
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[@PaleoCris]

Bri made some shark tooth necklaces and other cool fossil necklaces that we have listed on up the shop at paleocris.com/store/artwork for anybody who is interested! Thank you guys for watching the video!

[@jfw60]

Thank you for contacting UF. That is an Entelodont canine. That site needs a paleontological field evaluation. Places like this must be protected and curated for the public trust. You are a true custodian of our natural history, thank you. I have never seen a Cyprus tree that wide in Florida, I thought most of them were cut down.

[@ncoutdooradventures6148]

A--MAZ---ING!!!

[@arnoldhillbillygrizzlyputm1493]

Do you post to australia at all ? Over the past few yrs i loved alot of what ya'll made especially the wierd an kookie art of the beautiful bri but wasn't sure if it would be able to come to australia . Thanks again for the amazing video , was in some pretty serious withdrawals not seeing ya'll for sometime in ya own video .

[@lindarose4489]

Hi Cris and Bri Congratulations on your fantastic finds. So exciting!!! Linda from Cape Town South Africa

[@nightberg1971]

I have a simple question: How many times have you been able to donate finds to the Florida Museum of Natural History? I've been sub'd for a while now (and recently to Bri's ... I feel ashamed that it's so recent, having tried to remind myself to do so for as long as I've been sub'd here - I truly enjoy and respect Bri's art / sculptures, and photography ... I just get lost in the art, and forget ... love it! [very jealous of your talent, young lady]), and I've noticed that on a few occasions you've mentioned that what you've found is 'rare' or at least not 'found' in quite some time. And if possible, any updates you get from them, if you can share with us - your couch-participants.

[@melodyhart1331]

An orchid expedition video would be nice to watch.

[@windshifter]

Agree!

[@cherylradabaugh2720]

I agree !!

[@shawnstatzer95]

That would be awesome. The wild orchids near my home in the Philippines are spectacular.

[@WILDKYLE]

Glad to see my best friend back at it making videos! This is your best work yet. I can't wait for all the adventures and big things coming our way man. And we're bringing everyone along for the ride with us!

[@PaleoCris]

It feels great to be back, my friend! I’m beyond excited for everything to come and so thankful we have all these wonderful people who enjoy the ride with us. Let’s go do some cool stuff ASAP!

[@naomimakin1908]

My 3rd try at replying to your incredible video of rhino teeth and the Hell Pig and the tortoise green bean garden. Hallelujah guys fabulous had by ALL...... Wildkyle included💜💜💜

[@naomimakin1908]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entelodontidae

[@kimgower1347]

​@@PaleoCris saying it again, Glad y'all are back. I had to check with Kyle to see if you were still making videos. And yes, best one ever!

[@teeteepalooza]

this was amazing! thank you for contributing so much to educating us & filling in some of the unknown areas in the fossil record

[@johnbruce2868]

I applaud your dedication, your consciousness and your joy. I, too, donated my collection of over 150 fossilised fish skulls, bird and reptile bones, hundreds of crustaceans (crabs / lobsters) and shark teeth, collected over years from the Eocene London Clay to the Lapworth Museum, University of Birmingham, UK. I found an incredibly rare Hyracotherium jaw, a new species of Eocene crab, Cretaceous chalk ammonites, eel skulls, all now in the British Natural History Museum. Most amazingly, a 450,000 year old flint, post-Anglian Ice Age, "Clactonian" hand axe made by Homo heidelbergensis in my back garden, now in the British Museum. It's where such finds all properly belong. It's humanity's heritage for everyone, not my treasure to gloat over. I just love what you are doing. ATB.

[@swamptosoundadventures8337]

I wouldn’t go so far as to say people’s finds belong in a cardboard box in the basement of a museum(which, like it or not, is where 99.9 percent of donated stuff will go) instead of where they can enjoy them.

[@daralowry6336]

This has been one of my most favorite videos yet!!! Please go back again and again! This is so interesting. Please keep us updated on your finds. I am so happy that the two of you found these and donated them. You both are such a joy to watch and you both are amazing educators. I know nothing about what you are doing but have fallen in absolute love with your videos and become obsessed with your finds. Thank you both for exposing this 66 year young lady to something new ❤

[@PaleoCris]

We absolutely will. We'd like to continue hunting this site as a series and bring you all along no matter what happens there. Thanks for watching!

[@donaldbrizzolara7720]

As a geologist with a passion for paleontology I must say your video was so impressive. Beautifully done. Your attitude towards collecting and submitting important finds to professionals both inside and outside of a academia is noteworthy and to be highly respected. I appreciate your excitement as I too have stumbled upon amazing ice age mammals in northern most Alaska and even more rare upper Cretaceous dinosaur material from deeper horizons at the same location. It definitely gets the heart pumping with joy and excitement. Keep up the excellent work.

[@Horseyperson12]

You two give me hope that entire younger generation may still be interested in learning things.😊

[@thomasclay-0914]

I’m 72 and can’t get out into nature like I did when much younger. I really enjoy your fossil videos. I fished the Hillsborough River and lots of rock bottoms. No way to know how many fossils we floated over.

[@sharbean]

Yes, more nature vids! Orchids, mushrooms, whatever. The finds are amazing! I’m so happy you were able to donate them. You are on record as the finder/donor and the information is available now to everyone. PaleoDad is my vote. I can’t tell you how glad I am to see you return. I’ve come to double check your channel often because I don’t trust KZbin to notify me.

[@davidg5341]

I was so sad when it was over! I could have watched that all day long! We need more of everything!!

[@katalackatt76]

I wholeheartedly agree. I just found this channel, and am hooked already. ❤❤❤

[@paulwells782]

Definite yes on the orchid videos 👍

[@halsat]

I have been an avid amateur paleontologist for over 60 years now and commend you both for your interest. The fact that you donated your recent find of a very rare animal, to the museum is wonderful. Keep up the good work and good luck in all of your natural adventures.

[@coldpond]

Well, my house could have been fire, and I still would have watched the entirety of this video. What a great and fascinating discovery the two of you stumbled upon. Yes, I'd love to see more. Will stay tuned. Stay safe.

[@richconroy5559]

First, let me say "That'll do, Hell Pig, that'll do." Secondly, I would watch you and Bri do whatever your compelling your fun to watch and I like to see what you're getting up to. Fossil content is my favorite but it's not the only thing I watch. Your Enthusiasm is contagious

[@PaleoCris]

Thanks Rich, we appreciate that very much!

[@richconroy5559]

@@PaleoCris I apologize for my appalling speech to text grammar in that post. Makes me look like an idiot. That's technology for you

[@oriolesrule7]

A TV network needs to give you a show for trips like these, man.

[@largent45]

OMG! Congratulations! 🎉 That is an incredible find! And you guys found an Unknown site too! And you are finding bone and teeth fragments of terrestrial mammals that were there long before they should have been! Those finds were unreal! And donating them was definitely the right thing to do! The knowledge that can be learned is the best kind of treasure you could possibly find. Thank you for your dedication and knowledge towards this field. Paleontology is amazing! Thank you, Cris and Bri, for all you guys do!❤🎉❤😊

[@gabehartman6832]

I could not click on this upload fast enough!

[@robertmartyr2041]

almost a whole hour of PaleoCris, wahoo i'll get some tea and crisps :0)

[@audraacklin9826]

I believe it would be cool to see a nature video from you two. 😃💕

[@quietone748]

First time I've seen one of your videos and I love the way you greet nature with joy. I've never seen a forest in Florida and it's a shame that so much of that state has become a wasteland of housing developments and sugarcane fields. So thank you for finding a place that is still natural and sharing it with us. Congrats on the rare find. So exciting.

[@AlabamaUSA1234]

I'd love to see a wild plant video.... It's amazing to see you find a wild orchid... I really like the air plants too... Thanks for sharing your adventures

[@oaktree3]

Hi to PaleoDad! :) As the little moments you always include with plants, insects, and animals make your videos even better to watch, orchid exploration would be lovely. You and Bri have a powerful and wonderful way to share - both through your videos and donations. Keep it up!

[@KrisWood]

I would love to see wild orchids. I appreciate your zest for learning and knowing... formal school is useful for some things, but true learning really happens when you seek it out, when you make an effort to know something you didn't know before, even if it costs you (not just monetarily but in physical effort or taking the time to learn so that you know what you're looking at when you're out pursuing knowledge). I can feel how enthusiastic you two are when you're out on a hunt, and it makes me feel excited too. Thank you for taking the time to share your expeditions with us.

[@PaleoCris]

Thanks for the very nice comment. I am a huge proponent of lifelong learning. Everybody should find something they find interesting, and explore it to the extent that they can. The more you know about a topic, the more interesting it tends to become (at least to me), and there is something very healthy about learning and discovering new things.

[@joedadbod8450]

Fantastic video, yet again. It was great to see your dad join in on the fun also! I bet he had the time of his life out there with you guys. Bri, or PaleoBri, as a fellow artist I say with full confidence that you do amazing artwork. I love your renditions of the hell pig! Great job!! 👍

[@JosephMiller]

Having finally made it down to Florida just last week and finally doing some black-water snorkeling myself and actually finding some awesome fossils (camel, horse, mammoth etc) makes watching these discoveries much more real and exciting! Very cool discovery!

[@rebyj]

YES on the orchid hunting video and I sure enjoyed the hour long adventure while I ate dinner.

[@PaleoCris]

It’s from last season, but it is also a variety that grows 12 feet tall. It’s a grain dent corn that Native Americans originally developed in north FL. Still grows fantastic.

[@rebyj]

@@PaleoCris yeah 2 minutes after i posted that I saw you saying it was from 8 months ago . thanks for uploading today!

[@ancientmichigan]

Chris & Bri, we appreciate your dedication to the "sport" of fossil hunting. We love fossil and mineral collecting. Keep doing what you love, and stay passionate. Michelle and Philip

[@robertabessey7990]

Oh my goodness what have you guys found???? I swear I'm just as excited as you guys are. I can feel your joy and excitement. I would love to see a video on any plant. Wow so cool!!! So excited to see a new video from you guys. There is so much to learn thanks to you guys taking the time to share. I love to learn about the plants, the animals,and of course the fossils. It's wonderful to see your love for the outdoors at your guy's age. You an excellent teacher. I've been into herbs for years. I grow what I can. I make salves and tinctures. I live in Idaho so I'm not able to grow a lot of herbs year round. So I'm jealous of the growing season you have. Anyway Thank you so much it's really appreciated.

[@cbleifield]

This is SOOO COOL!!! You’re teaching us so much and you’re taking us places we’d never have known about nor seen!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! This was a blast. LOVED the conversation from you and Bre. Never knew anything like this. ❤😊 And Hi PaleoPops!! 👍🏻 Also kudos for donating. always knew your heart was there, but you solidified that with the donation! Well done!

[@kimgower1347]

Oh ,Thank you, Thank you! I have been eagerly awaiting a new video! This was ( NO WORDS)!!!! Appreciate you donating your finds. Please continue the deep dives, the flora, the fauna, the tracks, the views. Most of us will probably never get to Florida to explore like y'all do but we do love that for 15 min, a half hour or an hour or more we can leave our homes and travel with you, Bri and friends. I'm not sure you realize how much videos like this mean to us. Absolutely wonderful!

[@shelygrimmer3344]

I would love to see you find orchids. I love orchids.

[@overland.viking]

You two are so knowledgeable!! I would be happy with any type of outdoor content..

[@selzasteve837]

Donating these amazing finds really is truly special. I have watched abandoned videos where there are fossils and rocks from around the world just sitting in boxes or on shelves going to waste and I often think they belong somewhere where they are studied or displayed. So excited for you both on your future adventures ❤from Australia 🇦🇺

[@setosiris9208]

For sure want to see all the amazing plant species you have over there. Epic.

[@TurtleyCrzE3ASW]

You 2 have definitely uncovered an amazing part of history!! I'm gonna say Congratulations because you both deserve it ❤

[@KyleKAP]

That paragraph you read hit home, I looked for 15 years, granted only 2 weeks vacation a year and found my first complete meg. What a high! Great video!

[@zcurtiss2899]

Not gonna lie-this being posted on April Fool’s had me a little suspicious haha! Turns out you were serious. What an awesome spot you guys discovered! Can’t wait to see more from that area, and you guys should definitely cover all the bases with your videos to bring the world to the viewers. I know some people can’t get out anymore, so your excitement and education on the various subjects is always welcome.

[@graemero5532]

What a great video from the Paleocouple 💯 I am happy to watch you two in what ever adventure you go on. PaleoBri's artwork was outstanding 🏆 Thank you both for taking us along with you 😁

[@Julianne955]

YES!!! This video is everything that is important to you and Bri and I love it! The insects, the fungi, the trees, the fruit...and the fossils. THIS IS YOU TWO! I so love enjoy watching your discoveries, what ever they are. Although, this one, WOW, just WOW! You contributed to the history of Florida. In saying these words, you two do not have to wow us with new fossil discoveries every day, I for one just like hanging out with you two on your adventures, learning as we go, wherever you take us. Have a wonderful week Bri, Cris, and PaleoDad! Thank you for taking us along, it's always a lovely adventure.

[@TheIdiotfilter]

Oh, wow. It's so nice to see you back on KZbin again. Edited to add, you go, Katydid!

[@BIGALL7777]

Absolutely spectacular video Chris and Brie ! You folks could easily have your own tv series. Your content is so informative and entertaining. You definitely do a great job at engaging your audience,inhancing knowledge of our past and present environments. Your discoveries and fossil donations,will also further enhance and enrich the archeology community as a whole. Wish you both much continued success. Take care and best regards always ❤

[@embercopper]

Every time you go out, I learn something new. Would love to see any informational videos from you two.

[@lisadavis-fd5hn]

So glad you’re back and look forward to the new adventures.

[@WilEngelen]

How I have missed you in recent months, I was already starting to worry. And what discoveries in this episode and how good that you donated these unique finds. I completely agree with you that donating contributes to more knowledge and the sharing of information and images to everyone. And I now understand where you have been the last few months. Hope you come up with new projects more often. And as for the wild orchids, I'm curious about them. Because we also have them here in nature, but they are becoming fewer and fewer and need to be protected. Please continue with your good work.

[@ccccarriemchardy9216]

Thank you for allowing others to investigate the wonders you have found, it is a privilege very few offer these days.

[@gabehartman6832]

Orchid hut yes very interested in watching!

[@rhodaburks4970]

I so love everything you do! Love this channel. I would love to see the plant version of your discoveries as well. I've always loved fossils and wish I were somewhere like this to dig to my hearts content. Thank you for all you do. Donating was a wonderful way to pay it forward!

[@BadMetalCoin]

I was just happy to see a new video from y'all - and then it was MEGA!!!

[@briankesterson4365]

You both are amazing young people! Continue to follow your passions because you never know what is around the next corner, and when you get to a certain age it may not be so easy to have these types of adventures. Life is meant to live and having adventure makes it worth living! Keep up the great work!

[@PaleoCris]

Thank you very much. I can't imagine ever not following my passions in life. I don't know how I'd function. We are going to continue pushing forward, doing our best to go on bigger and better adventures as long as we're able. Thank you for the encouragement, from us both.

[@stephanieh.777]

Your attitude toward donating to the greater understanding of the past is commendable, and I hope it encourages other people to do the same!

[@edsomers7814]

Epic adventure has to be my favorite one yet.i was on the edge of my seat the whole time.thank you so much for taking us along on such a special find.😊☮️

[@KayInMaine]

Wow, you two found some cool fossils! Glad you donated them. You two are so cute together too.

[@thomasperrett9576]

Definitely Yes to the orchid videos! Also excited for more detailed paleontology deep dives. Learning about these species in more detail would be great! I'm always a bigger fan of the science for science sake rather than the search for expensive charismatic finds. Loved the video!

[@loriecummings7124]

I'm so in awww of both of you! What exciting finds! I was so excited with y'all and for y'all! I am so thankful for great ppl like you who give up your finds on something that is so rare for others to study and enjoy!! Makes me so proud to be a fossil hunter, even if it's mostly through your eyes! Thank you for what you do for your state and for just being good ppl! 🥰🥰 loved the quote from the book as well! 😊

[@nanak2025]

I really thought the blooming air plant was cool and yes to orchids! i've never seen orchids in the wild and they are amazing! If you can't tell, i'm watching and rambling haha. OMG That Lucky Lock really worked! I'm so excited to see more of what you find in this spot and what your research uncovers you two!!! amazing video

[@PaleoCris]

We are also extremely excited to get back here and discover more. I don't know if I really conveyed how rare this place is. My mind is still blown, and I'm really hoping we can help uncover a lot more than we didn't already know about Florida during this time period. Thanks for watching!

[@maep6422]

Missed you guys! Would adore deeper dives into paleontology!! Especially love it when you show the animal skeletons and what bone/tooth you are discovering. Can't wait to learn more with you! ❤

[@acerone10]

Hey PaleoDaddyo. Very interesting video. Loved it. Love Orchids, too.

[@cynthiadugan858]

PaleoDaddyO! Perfect 😂

[@karamia1392]

Great to see you and Bree again. You have a rocky relationship in the best sense of the word … the palaeontology geology sense :) ❤❤❤ Beautiful photography and commentary ❤❤❤

[@candiwine]

Definitely more orchid expeditions!! Beautiful quote and I feel so accurate from my perspective. Thank you both.

[@MichaelaC531]

I don't know how I missed this video. It has been amazing watching when you started to where you are now. The knowledge you have and share freely with us all is wonderful. As I sit here in Australia, I try to think of our large animals from time past. What you and Bri are doing is refreshing to see. From collecting fossils, harvesting food from the forest and taking us all to learn about plants and animals. I can't wait to see what the future brings. Nice to meet Paleo Dad/Greg👋

[@gjerde56]

The video was so exciting to me that I watched it twice, so far. ;) I got goose bumps and tears of joy! I love watching your passion for discovering our past, on all your adventures. I have watched all your videos and look forward with anticipation to more of your discoveries and fun adventures. Thank you

[@MGMissy]

So awesome that you donated the fossils! Thank you!

[@timgarner1957]

I'm so excited to see the dynamic duo back in action....yes, orchid experience would be awesome Thanks for inviting us along... Again, I'm so happy to see yall

[@halisteppenwolf4188]

I've missed you guys! Excited for what is to come!

[@msteiner2248]

Amazing finds! Thanks for sharing with us, I love the joy you both have.

[@yzenynot]

Amazing finds. More videos. Any kind. So much fun.

[@tott3457]

Your, knowledge, enthusiasm and dedication is contagious and appreciated. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@alvpyrola]

My mum and my sister used to be really into orchids, and I guess I kind of caught a little of it pretty much by osmosis. So I find it really cool to see orchids in their natural habitats, especially the ones living in trees! So I'd definitely be interested in an orchid finding video! And wow, those rhino and hell pig pieces! That's so crazy! It's amazing to see how excited you get when you find things like that.

[@terrybusch5088]

This one of the best videos that you have made. I would actually like to see more of your videos in the future.

[@vickytroastle6597]

Very exciting video today. And yes, I'd watch you hunt for orchids

[@lemurgrl]

Wow, what an amazing adventure; thanks for taking us along! And no more staying gone so long… the infectious enthusiasm you two exude is a salve for the soul, and it’s sorely missed when you go AWOL! (Side note: I also loved the little detour into your garden, and would really dig seeing more of the homesteading/fishing/foraging content too.)

[@gulizcagdas597]

I am soooo happy about the amazing discovery! Congrats guys!!! I am also very happy that you are back. I hope to see more whether it is orchids, bugs, lichens, rare fossils or your beautiful personalities. Please please please keep on sharing. Much love to Paleodad, such a good sport.

[@oculusangelicus8978]

I am SO glad to hear you Donated those fossils to the State University, far too many people feel that they need to keep these things especially if they are rare. but I live in Canada, VERY NEAR the Tyrell Museum of Paleontology in the badlands of Alberta. Here Fossils are not legitimate to be bought and sold and it is not legal for the average person to dig fossils if found, but we are encouraged to call in Paleontologists to dig the fossils and Alberta has a wealth of large land mammals but I am also of the opinion that common fossils should be able to be owned by people since there is little to no more information to be gleaned from them, but the law here is the opposite of what it is in the USA. Especially if it is found on Crown Land (Federal Land in the US). I am so pumped that you found those entelodont teeth and tusk, that must be a once in a lifetime experience for you! A bucket list find, if you will. But you are still very young, and you have lots of years ahead of you yet so who knows what the future holds by way of paleontological finds. I hope you can find tons more bones, perhaps in the North of Florida or into 'Bama to the northwest, you never know, You might find some large animal skeleton that hasn't been found yet or more hell pig in that new "Site" of yours. Did you tell the University of the location? Keep your eyes downwards and focused on the rocks!

[@itsjustmeMaryAnn]

Wow what a ride! Thank you

[@evamarie5024]

Oh my WOW! You two are on the brink of amazement!

[@willr322gt]

Can't wait to see more videos of this place with you two. This video was awesome! Glad you two found this and hope that you find more.

[@lauraorton8254]

Yes,would love an orchid video! But this is a fantastic video with your Hell pig discoveries! You two are so talented and fun to watch..thank you!

[@belindahalden6714]

Love your passion and the excitement that comes from these adventures. Totally understand where you are coming from and glad you are able to share theses explorations with all of us.

[@wenditaylor9708]

How exciting! Great work to both of you! Congratulations Bree on the glass lizard discovery!

[@-Slinger-]

I love your fossil hunts but having you showcase all the beautiful Florida wilds is a big part of my enjoyment of this channel.

[@stellaandstone2348]

This was absolutely amazing!!! And so exciting to find such a rare fossil! Your philosophy about fossils is great, and congratulations for your donation to the museum. Please continue doing these in depth videos, and ones on the flora you find on your explorations. I enjoy it all. I've been watching your KZbin videos for a while, but this is the first time I've commented. The whole thing along with the explanation of your philosophy has brought tears to my eyes. I grew up in South Dakota and was able to collect Eocene fossils from the Badlands formation with my high school earth science class. We also had petrified wood and belemnites on the ranch where I grew up. Now I live in Indiana, and we can collect Devonian fossils here... Brachiopods , horn coral, and others. Still hoping to find a trilobite in these formations! Keep up everything you are doing! It's wonderful viewing, and helps keep me inspired to get out and hunt, even though I'm 76 years young!

[@PaleoCris]

Both Bri and myself very much appreciated your comment here! This is really what drives us to make these types of videos the most. Thanks for watching the videos in the past also!

[@mariat.3961]

Love love love your videos and how excited you get when you find your discoveries!! Thanks for bringing us along 🤗

[@Jaydaydesign]

Campfire recipe from my late dad.: In a medium pot place your green beans ( sliced in half or thirds) add a can of Tinned tomatoes, one chicken/vegetable stock cube, half a teaspoon of dried chopped or ground garlic ( or chopped dried onions) , black pepper, herbs and 1/4cup olive oil. Add enough water to just reach the top of the beans. Bring to boil on the coals and simmer until the water has reduced so it becomes a rich thick oily tomato sauce that coats the beans. Great as a side dish with steak and mash or on its own. Make sure you have plenty of crusty bread to mop up that delicious sauce and oil ❤ My dad used to use this recipe when camping rough and substitute the young tender still curled up bracken fern fronds for the beans and serve with damper bread cooked in the coals …

[@cassidyj3]

I was so excited to wake up to an hour long video! And what an incredible find! I loved the video you and Kyle did recently where you sat down and talked too!! Already looking forward to the next video 😊

[@locker261]

This video made my day. Looking forward to your upcoming adventures and discoveries.

[@arnoldhillbillygrizzlyputm1493]

So good to have ya'll back , missed ya'll . Love every video wether it plants/foraging or fossil huntin etc . Just hope it not 3 months plus to next video . The education ya'll bring is a joy to watch .

[@adrianobrien662]

Any vids you guys film are awesome and i’m just glad you’re back on the Tube👌

[@DrahcirsComicsandThings]

I just have to say, this may be the best video you guys have ever produced. As someone who does have an education in the subject. Seeing you donate this so that it can be studied further. Genuinely. Amazing work guys.

[@ladyaqua4544]

Very fascinating, thanks for this amazing opportunity to see and learn about these fossils.

[@Berndaddie]

Life is all about learning. What blessing to have folks like the two you and so many others to look for it. It's so much fun being able to go along with your adventures. Thx and big hugs from right outside of Washington DC.

[@PaleoCris]

Absolutely. I learn something new every day. Thanks for watching!

[@YouCanBuyLove]

Never a dull video! Love you both! Really missed your excitement and passion! Glad to see you both back 🎉

[@lesleyhenshaw2878]

You guys are awesome, congratulations on finding such rare fossils. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I’d love to see more rare and common fossils. Looking forward to watching more of your discoveries, including orchids.x❤ Thank you Bree and Chris

[@angelrays7]

So freaking cool! Congratulations on your find! I have no idea why but when I was a young child, I collected all sorts of weird stuff, a normal young girl would probably run away from. There is a world out there and it’s BIG enough for all of us to explore it. Also a special Thank you for Bri for showing young girls that they can get out there and explore!

[@janketza]

Chris, I smiled with delight watching you wind up and go into your banter with Bri! You two are so lucky to have found each other! I'm looking forward to seeing Bri's jewels.

[@joshuar3893]

This was my favorite video you two have done. I can’t wait to learn more about that site.

[@thingsinkansas4387]

Hard work does pay off, you two so deserve what you have found❤. Keep your videos coming, I'll be waiting...

[@philipstephan5451]

You two are absolutely wonderful. The energy you two have is magnetic and it makes it so fun to watch you. You two found so many rare finds, from fossils to shark teeth, to rhino teeth and assorted bones that it blew me away. Stay safe, blessings to you two, cheers. 😊

[@GrandmaBev64]

I am shaking too! Lol. I Love this stuff. You are so lucky to get to do this. I think I would be truly happy if I got to do something like this, even as a hobby, but to be able to do it for a living. Priceless You kids have the right attitude. I wish more people thought like you guys. Knowledge and education are getting a raw deal. This is the only country where learning another language is somehow not good. People like you need more funding for sure. Why shouldn't you do what makes you happy? I had someone try to stop me from arrowhead hunting. He didn't think it was a real thing until i talked him into going with me and he found the first one of the day. Then he was hooked.

[@dustinfindsrocks]

Super exciting video!!! Hell yes to the hell pig!!! All the other cool finds too. Yes those were Paw paw fruit. They're really good but only stay ripe for just a day or two. Definitely recommend trying those! You guys have to get Derek and Kyle to this spot! Probably many more amazing things to be found!

[@deidrecruickshank7975]

Hey guys, I'm from New Zealand, and this video was amazing!!!! I love watching your excitement, and listening to your amazing knowledge about everything, the butterflies the flora and the fauna, of wherever you are. Florida seems like such an exciting place to live. I've seen others find shark teeth on the beach, how awesome. Thanks again to you all, Chris, Bree, and dad....for the video today. PS: that hell pig looks SCARY!! LOL😂❤