We Found a HUGE Ichthyosaur Bone! Fossil Hunter

[@MichaelTheoret]

Amazing finds, Sir! I live in the upper Northeastern USA in a beautiful little State called Vermont . There are several areas rich with fossils of creatures dating back some 208 - 450 million years ! There are no dinosaur fossils thus far discovered as the Areas which are now the Northeastern US were predominately under water for much of Its geological history .

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks so much, would love to look for fossils over there!

[@linuskorff4074]

So many stunning finds! And the paddle digit is huge. It looks great just like the smaller example. Hope you both find more unbelievable fossils. 👍😁

[@YorkshireFossils]

I hope so too! Thanks so much

[@DekoDH86]

I m coming all the way from Germany to see this beautiful coast at end of August. Thank you guys for this amazing Videos! Me and my son love your Videos and we can’t wait for the next one! 🙌🏻

[@YorkshireFossils]

Have fun! Hopefully we will see you at the beach sometime, make sure to say hi!

[@DekoDH86]

That would be awesome, to meet you guys at the beach. Thank you so much, but sadly we are only 2 days there. 19/20 Aug. But with enough luck we are at the same time at the same beach 🏝️ 😊

[@anissacole5285]

You had the best idea making a KZbin channel with that voice I seriously want to watch every video of yours I just love your accent

[@JoshuaEdenJamesOfficial]

Cool video. I can’t believe how far you’ve come. When I first started watching your videos you had just over 1k subscribers and now your on your way to a million. I still remember meeting you at Runswick Bay around 3 years ago in the car park and showing you that piece of jet that I found on the beach that day. I hope you reach 1 million!

[@Ayla40902]

They did reach 1 mil

[@JoshuaEdenJamesOfficial]

@@Ayla40902 I know, this was before but thanks anyway 👍

[@jacqlewis2418]

Loved how you asked us to spot it. ❤. An amazing find ....and thats a pretty big Ammonite ...well done

[@buscandooroartesanalmentes3823]

Beautiful fossil friend it's great I always watch your videos greetings from Colombia

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thank you very much!

[@Yet1moreUtuber]

Way *cool* find Aaron. Hey to Shae!

[@YorkshireFossils]

Hey man, have a great day!

[@k.jespersen6145]

The reflection-in-the-tide-pool scenery clips were lovely, as was the blowing patch of sea oats. 😊 Amazing ammonites! I had so many doubts about that crumbliest concretion, but it hid greatness. WHOA!!! 🦕 That paddle digit--! The thought of the size of that creature... astounding. Does the digit have signs of arthritis around the articulation edges, or is that just wear from the preservation process?

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks we really enjoy including the scenery clips! The surprise ammonite find was also spectacular, really wasn't expecting that one! I'm not sure how to formally identify pathology such as osteoarthritis on bones, but that's an interesting point that we could look at in the future! Thank you

[@H.o.o.k]

Very beautiful nature! 👍 Wonderful fossils! 🤙 It would be interesting to listen to the ancient history of the continent)) 😊

[@pudzianek51]

From time to time I look at your videos because it really is something special about them, and what I would say is special about them, is the pure passion, I’ve seen channels out there that do the same thing, but this channel is the right one, the curiosity what it could be is also playing a big part, and makes one feel like you nearly are there! When I was still a kid, my teacher brought with him a fossil of a leaf found in the Norwegian mountains, it was so spectacular to look at. I was trying to find myself some fossils with a friend of mine, while at mountain trips, but its really difficult. I wish you the best, good luck in the findings, good health, and the exact same energy you bring with you, with best regards. Thats what life is about, doing your own thing :)

[@VooV830]

💧I can't leave out the scenery shots beautiful..happy, happy. 😮👐

[@YorkshireFossils]

Glad you like them too!

[@VooV830]

As always...😊

[@kimbid44]

Thank you for posting! Love your videos!

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thank you for your kind comment, we really appreciate it! 🐬🐳

[@burgvogtbt8107]

Very nice finds! You're bound to find a complete Ichthyosaurus !👍

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks, let's hope so!

[@peterkotrik6006]

Lovely to meet you at carpark 3 weeks back. I met your btother twice. He showed me some of your finds. Surely will be in contact with you boys. Thank xou

[@michaeltaylor2449]

some beauties there mate that Bone is MASSIVE

[@YorkshireFossils]

Ridiculously big isn't it!

[@michaeltaylor2449]

@@YorkshireFossils Biggest one I have ever seen for sure lol

[@AbyadRahman-f1y]

Your videos are so cool. Keep it up.

[@YorkshireFossils]

Glad you like them! Thank you

[@raygrange7312]

Wow that icthyosaur must have been a beast. Incredible.

[@Tseringlhatso]

That thing is massive! and lovely ammonites as well

[@YorkshireFossils]

Indeed it is! Some huge fossils out there!

[@VooV830]

🪸 What a beautiful day to start your day with I hope you are successful in finding many beautiful fossils in your hunting today. I know you guys are busy, so I greatly appreciate this longer video... See you guys in the next one. 🦕🦖🐊

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks as always, it certainly takes a lot of time putting together these longer videos but hopefully it was worth it! Enjoy 😉

[@VooV830]

Worth every second it took you to make this video perfection...🌼 till next time.

[@SerenityoftheNature]

thanks for sharing the videos, it's exciting to watch

[@sharkladyindisguise]

Do you do what species that giant digit came from? It’s stunning!!! And a gorgeous articulated specimen too! Your dad is majorly talented at preparation!

[@Epicly-Adamant]

I have honestly always love ichthyosaurs, not lying

[@barrymcbride]

Cool channel we live in Niagara Falls Ontario Canada. We just got back from a camping trip at Rockpoint provincial park it is known for a rock point 350 million years ago it was a tropical sea and this rock was a coral reef it died and turned to limestone the fossils are incredible. Rock point is located in Lowbanks Ontario Canada if anyone wants to look it up

[@ratashussainexplorer5778]

Very good. From Pakistan

[@paulstan9828]

Your father does such amazing work on these great finds.

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thank you, he really does! Proper quality fossil preparation

[@veniox5947]

You should do a video where you show your collection and do basically a showcase of all you impressive and big finds

[@christinephipps8236]

I live near to the wrens nest in Dudley it is a world heritage site because of its fosils 86 which are not found anywere else in the world.

[@AbyadRahman-f1y]

I was wondering as well in your store if you could possibly author a book about ammonites in yorkshire and fossil guides for the future. Be very cool to see. Definetely would buy

[@viridiangreen8259]

All the fossils were outstanding and the extra jumbo digit really amazed me

[@YorkshireFossils]

It was so shocking to realise what it was!

[@TechTyrial]

What device do you use for filming? =)

[@SoyAvram]

Amazing videos, what kind of video camera 🎥 you use? image is amazing!

[@Ovenfish]

I love fossil hunting, but where I live in Victoria, Australia, I never seem to find much (mostly because I don't know where to look) :( But anyways, amazing finds today!

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thank you, we were so pleased with the finds from this fossil hunt! Hopefully if you keep searching, you will start to find some cool fossils!

[@Ovenfish]

@@YorkshireFossils Thanks!

[@eddyvillemain224]

Trop cool merci 🇲🇫👍🙏

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@starlitewishes7941]

Wow thats a really awesome find 👏👏👌

[@ac3403]

Very nice and interesting videos!

[@AdamPlayzsquad]

try go to plymouth the opposite side or maybe bournemouthe because there are cliffs there

[@garydunken7934]

Those ammonites must have been crawling the ocean floor in billions of numbers back then.

[@Bubbajack-hs8ob]

Agreed

[@PogodinPavel]

1) You do realize these videos are totally fake, right? The rocks on any beach are smoothed by the water, moving them around and rubbing them against each other, and it couldn't care less about leaving an ancient fossil right in the middle of the stone, keeping it intact. 2) Ammonites were active free-swimming predators, like modern nautiluses. They didn't crawl)

[@Gang-GangAy]

Wonderful! I'm not sure if there are fossils all over the world or just in certain parts of the world?

[@BIGBANANAS34663]

Where have you bean for three weeks. Do you remember the channle mikle vicks dog commenting on this video. That was me on my brothers account. I am litterly in england right now and i might have enough money to come her ever again. Please at least make a video knowing that it would make my day the best day ever.

[@luwdmke]

Have you ever found or come across any lacitosaur fossils?

[@theomaymusic]

Yay you said finer tools!

[@YorkshireFossils]

Haha I wondered if you would pick up on your favourite phrase

[@invideouser]

petualangan yang seru dalam.mencari bukti keagungan alam di masa lalu

[@geraldofabianoartes3074]

Incrível parabens pelo trabalho. Grande abraço Brasil

[@mattrayson7531]

Saltburn fossil hunter here - are you going down Port Mulgrave by any chance?

[@Paralititan]

11:00 and onwards: pretty sure it's the left radius of an adult Temnodontosaurus

[@UNIQUE_SC_]

First ❤love your videos too

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks so much! 🦕🦖

[@VooV830]

The difference between those paddles unbelievable...🫠

[@YorkshireFossils]

Shocking isn’t it!

[@VooV830]

Very...👍

[@1000000trs]

Wow: I wonder if that paddle bone is a size record ?

[@YorkshireFossils]

I don't think so but it is right up there!

[@itswhatever-eq2mj]

What camera you using mate?

[@hayleyspurin8286]

Epiccccc

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks so much! 🦕🦖

[@Ghost_Sniper3000]

What beach is this or is this a private beach

[@derkisdonenow6472]

I was wondering have you ever found a fossil that was filled with solid quartz so it would look like a white ammonite fossil or something similar

[@ath3na74]

with the size of that paddle, you’ve got to be working with something shonisaurus size

[@jforce91]

could the largest paddle be from a species similar to Shastasaurus?

[@YorkshireFossils]

It's likely from a temnondontosaurus but not 100% certain

[@Whocares.........]

What is orange on the rocks? Iron?

[@YorkshireFossils]

I'm not certain exactly what it is to be honest, but it is from alum shale

[@joshnicholson2934]

How far up from Robin hood's bay do you need to go to find fossils?

[@arlahunt4240]

What makes the rocks yellow?

[@malthe2046]

You should check with an expert, to see if it's a rare bone!

[@YorkshireFossils]

It is indeed rare, mainly due to it's size!

[@ZinZabrix]

amaziing 👍👍👍

[@daytimetundra7757]

Maybe that huge paddle bone came from a Shastasaurus sikanniensis

[@mangleepong8318]

Is it real? 🤔 😳

[@EnigmaStar153]

How do clean up ammonites ?

[@YorkshireFossils]

We have some videos about ammonite preparation on our channel

[@Maty313]

What is the name of the island plss

[@EnigmaStar153]

WoW

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks so much! 🦕🦖

[@LEpps09]

Hello 🎉

[@YorkshireFossils]

Hello 😊

[@seyon-warma-segren]

Keren sekali,sayang di indonesia cuma ada fosil laut bukan fosil makhluk darat 😅🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@Pepejul2]

Plants ? In deep ocean fossils ? 😮

[@brianlisk9326]

One of these days you’ll find a complete pleisiosaur

[@oLiVeRmEmEska]

Where can I buy the fossils

[@YorkshireFossils]

Please visit our website yorkshirefossils.NET

[@jonathonduperre8517]

Hi do you sell any of your fossils pls :-)😊

[@anti-furry707]

Have you Even got a dinosaur fossil

[@lilimaebucio5557]

Can I come

[@sidewwinder]

Oh shi

[@YorkshireFossils]

🦕 🦖

[@braedenk.4173]

First

[@YorkshireFossils]

🙌🏻 🙌🏻

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

Evolution was dismissed as a scientific possibility over 100 years ago. When we developed powerful microscopes and began to discover the majestic complexity inside of living cells, showing beyond any reasonable doubt that there is no such thing simple life. Therefore, life started complex from the beginning.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

Evolution offers humanity a future as dirt, why would anyone want to see that proven true?

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

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[@GunnerHeatFire]

i have not understood a word you have said

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

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[@NS-hs6lt]

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