Where to find fossils ? The easy way.

[@RockinMonkey]

"I don't like people looking at me" - same 😂

[@zejurassico]

Indeed!😅😅

[@captain_ravioli1514]

I found what looks to be a knuckle from an animal, most likely a deer, in my oat field and had my sister help prevent it from decomposing. I also found a bone from what looks to be a jaw in an old stream bed in south Dakota

[@vincentmalpica]

I found a bunch of them in a creek up in New York, I even found an artifact

[@zejurassico]

I'm very jelouse!! The best artifact that I found until today was a horse shoe...😊

[@upi1i1]

Vincent Malpica cool

[@proxythecyborg1372]

@@VentureTime_ow chill down buddy

[@Nightman1997]

Hey I'm from Ny and I'm trying to find spots but they always seem to be picked clean. Could I asked where specifically did you find?

[@vincentmalpica]

@@VentureTime_ow It was one of those thing for grinding up grains

[@randa1619]

1:25 me 24/7, everywhere

[@vickyc5933]

Lol!😂 that's meeeee

[@davidletasi3322]

How to find fossils? Easy, go on line and find scientific papers related to known collecting areas where significant specimens were discovered. Then obtain USGS topographic maps and compare them to current hyway maps. Check the area for fragmentary bone fragments or marine organisms. Always get permission from private land owners and Federal and state land are usually restricted from collecting vertebrate fossils.

[@bring6not12]

yeah just find em real quick, so easy.

[@TheGrmany69]

Are you Brazilian? Do you have any experience looking for fossils in highly sedimentary grasslands, swamps or glades? here in Venezuela almost everything seem fossils reservoirs, specially in the Orinoco basin but I can't tell really.

[@zejurassico]

I am Portuguese and my experience is minimal in looking for fossils in flooded places. Mud and sediment make research very difficult unless there is some dry area exposed. I have to visit Venezuela one of these days, maybe when this virus madness ends ...😊👍⛏⛏🦕

[@alanroberts7916]

I live in Arizona and I have a buddy in Payson which is near some well known areas for fossils. Another friend took a trip with a university geology class to near mine tailings near the town of Mammoth. Probably named because the town is so small(?). I found brachiopods, chrinoids, nautilus and rattle snakes !!! Usually where there are fossils there are snakes. Careful.

[@zejurassico]

Yes. And here in Portugal when the weather gets very hot, there are snakes everywhere. fortunately they are not very poisonous, except in some cases that if you are allergic, the situation can get complicated ... Here the greatest danger comes from scorpions and centipedes, there is a particular specimen that if we are bitten we can be very ill ... But all dangers are worth it if we find good fossils! heheheh 😊👍⛏⛏🦕🍀

[@alanroberts7916]

@@zejurassico my friends and I grew up in the desert here and 99.999% of the time the various scorpions snakes spiders would leave you alone unless you messed with them.

[@carter7691]

brachiopods?

[@Slap7481]

I work in a limestone quarry. Would this be good samples?

[@zejurassico]

I would say yes! But, you know that for an expert, maybe they are not as interest as a rare fossil. In my opinion the value is given by the person that looks, I have some rare and beautiful fossils that some people sayed that "that's just rocks", and sometimes I give some of the broken ones to kids, and they go absolutly crazy with the fact that It is a rock from the time of dinossaurs... ☺ For me, the point is, nature is magnificient, and we can see in fossils beeings from another era that put my life in prespective. We are expected to live more or less than 100 years, what is 1 million years to a fossil?

[@red-man7017]

If Clams were found fossilized here. Then that maybe points that the area you were hunting in was once a HUGE ocean.

[@TqFinax]

Noah's Flood. 🙂

[@imthewallfacer]

@@TqFinax you’re a moron and have no singular clue of plate tectonics

[@k-2so392]

Continental glacier🙂, continental drift🙂, techtonic plates🙂​@@TqFinax

[@blueoceanbeats2]

Water makes ground float

[@rotodexthepaleontologist2267]

Very interesting! Subscribed!

[@zejurassico]

Rotodex Thanks!!

[@noeldennehy1294]

Thank you my friend... Please show me more because I am a total amateur... God bless.

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!😊👍🙏

[@benjaminrennicke]

thank you so much for this straight ahead video

[@zejurassico]

Thanks! I'm really happy that you liked the video!😊👍🙏🦕🐚🐚

[@thepsalms2806]

Hehehe I'm gonna start doing this, I've always liked to collect rocks, so now I'm start looking for fossils btw have you ever found a bone. Cheers from South Africa

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!! 😊👍⛏⛏⛏

[@dienekedehaan4704]

I have

[@heinrichbestbier5458]

Hey man I'm also South African, any luck ? :)

[@mai.vancon]

Same. I love collecting rocks. Now I want to find fossils.

[@RMSLusitania]

South Africa? There are Jurassic period dinosaur! Wish luck!

[@davielpietrobelli2319]

Hi! Have you never find trilobites?

[@zejurassico]

Daviel Pietrobelli So far none. unfortunatly....

[@elsieterpenning3119]

Daviel Pietrobelli ........I found a sea shell inside a stone in the middle of NYS. Otsego county.....

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

The best stuff that I can find here is Ammonites lobsters shark teeth and bones

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

I also have a plesiosaur tooth at home I found

[@pineapple_kid2570]

Ammonite 8 thats pretty cool

[@Razor_perspective]

Wow man thanks it helped for my science calss

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!!😊👍👍🐚🦕🦖

[@34562_]

Thank you amazing videos

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!! I'm very happy that you liked the vídeos!! 😊😊⛏🐚🐚. Your words give me extra strengh to continue!!

[@目KingofUruk]

Tem como achar fósseis em outros lugares?!

[@zejurassico]

Claro. Basta olhar um pouco em redor, muitas vezes nas praias, ou em locais onde tenham havido escavações para construir algo. Sitios onde possam existir afloramentos rochosos são sitios sempre a investigar. Claro que a rocha sedimentar e as calcárias são as melhores mas há sempre surpresas interessantes que a terra esconde. Abraço amigo!!😊👍

[@目KingofUruk]

@@zejurassico E como fazer pra eu identificar um fóssil, em meio às outras pedras??!

[@naturalprojects5062]

vídeo interessante, eu me inscrevo porque eu amo fósseis, eu acho que eles são tesouros pré-históricos, uma saudação :)

[@zejurassico]

Muito Obrigado!!

[@makhai_1277]

thank you very interesting! post more

[@zejurassico]

+Rene Blackwell Thanks!! I will try to make a video every week, but it's not easy because of the little time that I have ... It's a challenge to make an interesting video, sometimes I have luck others not so much. Thanks for your support!!

[@dsgdinosavagegaming8954]

This is a great video good job

[@MANRAY_1]

What kinds do you find?

[@gomes7703]

Ó ze ou alguem pode-me dizer o que era aquela concha.porque o meu pai estava a trabalhar na terra e encontrou um igual a aquele mas do tamanho de uma mão

[@zejurassico]

Olá! Existem centenas de espécies de bivalves com inúmeras variações ( tamanho, tipo de concha, sulcos, suturas... ) que só pelo tamanho é difícil de identificar. A que encontrei penso que seja da expecie cucullaea vulgaris mas nao tenho bem a certeza.

[@gomes7703]

Ok, obrigado já agora vais fazer vídeos em português ??

[@Thalasso_biology]

Nice video!

[@zejurassico]

Thanks my friend!! I'm glad that you liked!!!🙏👍☺☺

[@bywincher9062]

a otra cosa en que tipo de roca sueles encontrar los fósiles? ??????esto muy intrigado

[@zejurassico]

Las mejores rocas para encontrar fósiles son en las rocas sedimentarias, o calcáreas. Son rocas que a los millones de años eran lodo de ríos o mares y donde los animales que morían caían y quedaban sepultados por los lodos y por todas las capas de sedimentos y residuos que más tarde se convertirían en rocas. En granito o basalto también puedes encontrar pero son bastante más raros.

[@kieroflores]

Zé Jurássico ydonde que?

[@kieroflores]

Zé Jurássico muchas gracias por la informacion sigue asi

[@BarbaraHarris-ge3ik]

My brother found a deer skull and a cow skull it was cool

[@zejurassico]

Nice!!! 😊

[@bywincher9062]

Y me gustan mucho tu videos sigue asi

[@zejurassico]

Gracias!!

[@kieroflores]

Zé Jurássico por el norte de españa encontrare algo?

[@zejurassico]

No conozco mucho el norte de España. Pero ya caminé por Gerês y no pude encontrar nada ....

[@kieroflores]

Zé Jurássico a gacais

[@joeraymond6649]

I'll be the guy to see walking along the highways and turnpike that have high walls..lol

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

Where I live there are lots of Ammonites

[@zejurassico]

How lucky you are! They are very rare here, or it is me who searches in the wrong places. :-P

[@mejbishow5297]

lot of crab armor in my location

[@sultros]

Ammonite 8 Texas? Hey are so common here I have trouble finding something that isn’t an ammonite or ceph.

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

Escape Velocity funny

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

Escape Velocity I also find shark coprolites clams oysters gastropods ammonites fish bones crabs lobsters Shrimp leaves petrified wood also were in live is considered one of the best places in the world for finding heteromorphic Ammonites more uncommon are nautilus shark teeth and on very rare occasion marine reptile bones

[@Van.2.Y.Se.Cae.El.De.Enmedio]

De donde eres???

[@zejurassico]

De Portugal! :-)

[@elgringo1893]

@@zejurassico donde en portugal? Sur?

[@zejurassico]

@@elgringo1893 perto de Lisboa. Na região de Sintra.

[@elgringo1893]

@@zejurassico claro 👍

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

Thanks

[@gordonbresette7995]

I belive the little pod like things are petrified kelp pods

[@robingw2615]

Can I find fossils in drenthe, the netherlands ? And great video

[@zejurassico]

Well, I dont really know Netherlands, but check my video of the tips to improve your collection and maybe you can find a nice idea...😊👍🙏🦕🦖🐚🐚🐚

[@gru2638]

Yay now I can build a Jurassic park only with bones

[@zejurassico]

Lololol 😊🤣👍

[@rhemisnip]

amigo, vc é br?

[@zejurassico]

Não, sou Português! Um abraço!😊👍🐚🦕🦖🦖

[@technicalvideoistmohan9201]

Very fantastic how to find fossils near sea shore

[@zejurassico]

I need to make a video about that!! Hehehehe😉 Thanks for the comment !! 🙏🙏😊

[@nicholasct]

Cool

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!!

[@anacondafilms]

My country is incredibly rich in marine fossils. Even rare stuff. In fact you can find gastropods by litteraly panning garden dirt!

[@zejurassico]

You are very lucky!

[@codybender5332]

Do we need a license??? And why are there aquatic fossils???

[@zejurassico]

Where in Portugal is not necessary, but you should never excavate in private property without permission or in protected areas. Portugal and Spain during cretacious periode had a large bay full of marine life a bit like the austalian reff today. 😊🐚🙏👍🦖🦕🐾🐾

[@rishovphukan2589]

Bedding plane also is a good area for fossils to be found.

[@zejurassico]

Yes. You are correct!😊👍🙏

[@ianofliverpool7701]

He skips the pebble that turns out to be a dinosaur egg

[@zejurassico]

Lololol🤣😅👍🙏

[@leonchristainus]

I found a fossilized crab but all of the limbs break

[@zejurassico]

Ohh... Just dont give up. Maybe one of this days you get one complete!👍😊 Merry Christmas!🎅

[@whatintheworld6413]

I livei tropical area, hard to find fossil

[@zejurassico]

I understand ... But on the sides of the streams or rivers, sometimes there are some treasures uncovered by the erosion of the water.

[@Nsatiro]

tuga?

[@zejurassico]

Nsatiro Claro amigo!! 100% tuga!!

[@gethecked4446]

That’s illegal where I live because people got hit by semis too many times

[@zejurassico]

I understand. But the place were I was, is almost empty, it's a road that is very little frequented , I know that is some roads is very unsafe and dont recomend do any sort of excavation.

[@Albert_Herring]

WHAT THE HECK! VOCÊ É BRASILEIRO?

[@zejurassico]

Hehehehehe, Amigo, sou Português! Vivo perto de Lisboa. ☺😊☺☺.

[@kieroflores]

ze jurassico saves ablar español???

[@zejurassico]

kieroflores Puedo intentar. Soi Português pienso que no será difícil. Hehehehehe. Es que el ingles es más comprendido por todos. Uno de mes objectivos es subtitular los videos en outras linguagens.

[@meyou5041]

This guy sounds exactly like gru from minions

[@zejurassico]

Lolololol🤣🤣🤭

[@meyou5041]

@@zejurassico I'm glad you have a sense of humor it wasn't meant to be hurtful in anyway great video keep it up

[@ortymd4811]

are you Ukrainian or Russian? Ты из Украины или России ?

[@zejurassico]

Portuguese, eheh😊🙏⛏🦕🦕

[@IpremiumSsarcasmi]

1:25 this is what I like in this video. #Now on see me. hahahaha

[@meganeura2776]

hello

[@christophercorrea2891]

I got egg Fossil in the school and I never sell it

[@vincentsreptiles5270]

too bad I live in Ontario, we don't have too many good fossils.

[@zejurassico]

Ohh..Sorry to hear that. But you can still find beautiful things in nature. 😊🍃🌱🌺🌲🌲🍂🌦

[@yes.7636]

Here in Ontario is the best place! I found a large Peice of Fossilized Coral.

[@joaopedrobucci9430]

oi Zé jurássico o senhor sabe falar me português?! porque não grava vídeo em português pfv kkk

[@zejurassico]

Olá João Pedro. Compreendo.... Inicialmente optei por fazer os vídeos em inglês porque o inglês é quase a língua materna da internet, e assim talvez consiga ter uma audiência maior. Contudo um dia destes talvez faça um video em Português, para todos os amigos do Brasil e mais além.

[@joaopedrobucci9430]

Zé Jurássico a sim muito Obrigado entendo

[@RedStone9202]

I’m in Ohio so I’m probably just going to find a bunch of coral

[@zejurassico]

Maybe in the middle of the corals you could find nice suprises sometimes... gastropods or nice Neitha fossils.😊👍🙏🐚🐚🦖🦕

[@andrefreitas3907]

Obrigada pelas dicas ^_^

[@zejurassico]

De nada!! 😊👍

[@citything2040]

let's extract a dino DNA to inject into an egg make dinosaurs #dinodeextinct

[@Zxxain]

Bad idea

[@NoaThePineconeTaker]

Only works with tissue fossils, such as the mastodon or Irish elk. We can bring them back.

[@bywincher9062]

e soy mi ero flores pero con otra cuenta

[@drqazlop]

Where are you?

[@alejandrohernandez3767]

drqazlop Brazil or Portugal, I think

[@TrapDaddy82]

jul 12, 2017

[@zejurassico]

Thanks.

[@theoruiz4031]

This a click bait or a biography wats up

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!

[@shamssanam9888]

Your love english good top to bottom, u shell find good

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!!

[@yoseppriyanggamukti3765]

shell fossils

[@zejurassico]

Thanks!

[@yoseppriyanggamukti3765]

@@zejurassico Bhre Pandansalas berputera laki-laki yaitu bhre Koripan ialah nama aslinya bhra Hyang Paramesywara, bergelar Aji Ratnapangkaja, kawin dengan prabhu isteri (dewi suhita) tetapi tidak berputera. Bhre Pandansalas memiliki anak lagi wanita, bergelar bhre Lasem diperisteri bhre Tumapel. Bhre Pandansalas memiliki anak lagi bhre Daha, diperisteri oleh BhreTumapel yang djuga sama-sama adalah anak bungsu seperti bhre Daha. Maksudnya Bhre Tumapel adalah anak bungsu. Bhre Wirabhumi berputera laki-laki bhre Pakembangan, meninggal dalam perburuan Bhre Wirabhumi memiliki anak lagi wanita bergelar Bhre Mataram, diperisteri oleh bhra Hyang wisyesa. Bhre Wirabhumi memiliki anak lagi bhre Lasem, diperisteri oleh bhre Tumapel. Bhre Wirabhumi memiliki anak lagi wanita Bhre Matahun. Bhre Daha wafat. Bhre Matahun wafat. Bhre Mataram wafat. Kemudian terdjadi peristiwa palantaran agung dalam tahun Syaka liman - kayangambah - lemah, 1338. Bhre Pandansalas djadi radja di Tumapel, tahun saka brahmana - naga - kaya - tunggal, 1388/ 1466. djadi radja 2 tahun. Lalu pergi dari istana Putera2 dari sang Sinagara yaitu: bhre Koripan, bhre Mataram, bhre Pamotan, dan yang bungsu bhre Kertabhumi. Adalah paman mereka sang radja tersebut wafat di istina dalam tahun saka sunya yuganing - - wong, 1400 Tumapel= Malang Jatim, Koripan = Surabaya, Mataram = Wonogiri, Bantul, Kulonprogo, Sleman, Gunungkidul. Pamotan Malang Jawa Timur, Kertabhumi= Kertosono Nganjuk.

[@yoseppriyanggamukti3765]

@@zejurassico Ke Sidoarjo merayakan 1 abad NU, bukan di stadion, tapi dengan literasi dan memberantas buta huruf naskah2 poro Wali, ya ngaji Wali Songo di Museum Mpu Tantular Sidoarjo .... ben cerdas lan linuwih .... barakah

[@alecboi777]

crap i live in Indiana

[@zejurassico]

No fossils in your place? Ohhh😓

[@Whateverhasbeenmynameforyears]

look into your local laws about ownership. In the US that would be government property so you might be committing a crime.

[@zejurassico]

In Portugal there are some laws, but most of them applied is the land is protected. If you discover something relevant, let say, like a skeleton of a dino you should report to the proper authoritys.

[@beevit90]

Ehhhhhhhh uhhhhhhh errrrrrrrrrr

[@zejurassico]

hummmm?? :-D

[@california8118]

Haha a little lazy like me....

[@zejurassico]

:-P heheheh

[@MrWhitelightning73]

Uh......

[@antivaxxnugs7859]

*ERRRR*

[@kingofthemonsters8659]

Uuhh is uumm

[@zejurassico]

Lolol!! :-)

[@bywincher9062]

a ok

[@VentureTime_ow]

Why is he talking like that

[@plumpdog1024]

It’s his accent

[@dienekedehaan4704]

thanks