Mega LANDSLIDE Fossil Hunting - HUGE Ammonite! | Fossil Hunter

Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see the special fossil at the end! This is an insight into the past, what life was like 180 Million Years Ago even before many of the most famous land-dwelling Dinosaurs ever existed.
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[@falseteethrealtarotAllRocks]

Wow!!! Excellent Find… Your Dad did Amazing Work!!! Very Proud of You and Your accomplishments… Ha Remember the Giant Dino Bone You found and all those Other People came? Awesome Life looking in… 😊🕊️👍

[@b_uppy]

Love the shell at 14:52. On camera it looks filled with opals and other stones... [Addendum] Really love 21:22's contrasting textures and colors. Well done dad!

[@bertoneman4851]

Congratulations Dr. Aaron on this spectacular find. And Mark has prepared it beautifully, as we have come to expect from his talented hands. Your excitement was palpable as I found myself holding my breath and fingers crossed with each chisel strike, that you would be well rewarded.

[@mariemoss2475]

Your dad did a great job ... definitely a display piece 👍

[@michaelripley4528]

21:30 Nice job on that one!!❤

[@colnevi1766]

WOW WOW WOW !! I'm land locked in Canada , love to watch you two. And I would kill to do what you do !❤ Thanks for showing us !

[@sandradankowski6120]

Great job releasing the beauty of that ammonite fossil.

[@mwfrease]

I really enjoy your fossil hunts. I wish that you would take the time to explain some of the differences in the various ammonite species. You are able to readily identify the species. I wish that you would explain some of the defining characteristics. Thanks!

[@lisalorentz7919]

Congratulations, well done! And I really enjoy the atmospheric shots of the landscape, as well.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

What a beautiful specimen, and your dad is a very talented man. Well spotted.

[@katleenallen8153]

I know nothing about fossils but somehow discovered the videos whilst scrolling through some shorts. But I’ve become almost addicted to watching the nodules being chiseled out of the shale. I’ve no idea why I find the sight and sound of the shale crumbling quite so fascinating but I do! Long may these videos keep coming

[@McBain-qe2jh]

I could spend my waking hours exploring and hunting for fossils. Its really gorgeous there. Thanks for sharing.

[@deanusmurphy]

My friend and I were down there the day before and then again on the afternoon after this happened. Incredible to see. You guys must have been down there early on as we could see all the cracked nodules. We had a look around anyway and found some bits and pieces. Class video as always fellas 😁👍

[@aleta5873]

Wow..The distant photos of rocks and close up of ancient coral is naturally beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@judycook4314]

Great find and great job by your father cleaning it up!!!

[@michaeltaylor2449]

WOW some BEAUTIES this hunt mate

[@garryh74]

Outstanding specimen and work done on it!

[@bertoneman4851]

So happy for you Aaron!

[@karyndekeiser-moulton1213]

It’s absolutely fabulous!

[@user-ow4gu3qb4z]

Nice video, thanks for sharing. Greetings from Spain.

[@clentonweston8839]

Love how you guys show the wide variety of fossils. Thanks for sharing this. Great video!!!

[@moonrakermudlarks]

Thank you so much for taking us along with you. I love searching for fossils at Lyme Regis (and hopefully a cap badge or 2).

[@neptuneslocker9433]

Superb as always Aaron and Shae ❤❤❤️❤Amazing prep work by Mark ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jessevennard2640]

I love this. Thanks for sharing the entire process

[@karyndekeiser-moulton1213]

What a incredible fossil! Kudos to you!

[@nomennescio3902]

Очень быстрая, прыгающая съемка, не успеваешь хорошо рассмотреть объекты. Очень, кстати, интересные.👋

[@fossilroe]

Amazing!!

[@scoutingforkeels]

Excellent video. Great find and well rescued!

[@billiejofrance2526]

What an exciting find!

[@heaven77ish]

I have no idea what the protocol is, but that is such an amazing size, and to be so complete to the point colour and detail are so visible, wouldn't a museum want to have it as a protected piece. I think the work you do is phenomenal. History King's should be your names

[@wumbleisthebest3270]

Great find!

[@tizianocaronni702]

A W E S O M E 👏 👏

[@daleflawith4225]

Congratulations that's 1 fantastic fossil

[@garnettoll9317]

That is a stunning ammonite! Awesome job prepping it "dad".

[@Spike_32]

Your videos have been super helpful. Went fossil hunting for the first time today, and I got a few shells and ammonites. thank you so much.

[@linuskorff4074]

Another amazing video with great finds. WoW the Phylloceras has been preped so well. Your dad really did an out standing job preping it. The finds you make are just on another level.

[@dawnaparin4693]

Congratulations! Beautiful

[@watchesfromedges]

Your Dad is a real Craftsman.

[@Hayleyandtony]

Amazing. So interesting. ❤

[@marie-jeannegonzalez9502]

Fantastiques tout ces fossiles celui est merveilleux merci de nous montrer toutes ces beautés 👏👏👍

[@VooV830]

👏👏😌 thank you guys for sharing an awesome, exciting, and fun video. Excellent find Aaron. See you guys in the next one.💥🐚💥

[@Tseringlhatso]

That ammonite is crazy! What a stunner. And what a great day overall, you must have been so pleased

[@jelink22]

Almost 50 years ago, when I was trekking up the Gandalki river valley in Nepal to Jomosom, I spent an hour looking for fossils. The river was very shallow, and many rocks were exposed. I managed to find some smalll ammonites, fully exposed, and by breaking some promising rocks I found a few more specimens, which I still have today. BUT...I also came across a full exposed ammonite roughly 10 inches in diameter, and roughly 5 inches thick, weighing about 10 pounds. A beautiful thing! Trouble was, to bring it back with me I would have had to walk 50 miles with it in my backpack. No way. So, regretfully, I took a photo of it and left it in the river. BUT...I used to mail my slide film rolls to a friend working at Eastman Kodak, for him to process and also get a first-look at my travels, which then were pretty extensive. And---wouldn't you know it---that roll was destroyed in the mail!!! Also, when I was sending some stuff I had collected in India and Nepal, the clerks packing it up saw the small ammonites I had collected and thought they were blocks of hashish!!! I explained that they were "saligrams". After consulting among themselves and sniffing the rocks, they packed them up.

[@robinflewitt5930]

What a brilliant find! I'd probably hang up my hammer if I came across something like that, another fantastic video too. Keep them coming please chaps!

[@luckythebudgie3116]

defo not jealous haha great phylo guys

[@suzilouden5964]

What a great fossil hunt.....bravo on that magic find young man 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@dollydots17]

Beautiful

[@Dave99925]

Very nice!

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks!

[@paulstan9828]

It looks fantastic prepared. Amazing work.

[@HiImKen-re8pu]

Amazing.

[@trichanaroye7233]

It is amazing

[@rw3915]

Awesome! Keep up the great work.

[@MK2DETEC]

Sublime spécimen 😍👍

[@SuperAbcdabcdabcdabc]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@richardbayliss3295]

A lovely fossil, well done to your Dad.

[@rikspector]

Aaron, Is that a museum quality specimen? Your Dad really hit the "Mark" with that one.😒😒😒😒 Sorry, I just had to do it! Cheers, Rik

[@VooV830]

Your dad did an exceptional job on that specimen.👏😌

[@anglodetecting]

Watching now, looking forward to seeing what you find 🖤😎🤝

[@BigRocheyD]

Great videos, I've been binging on them today, after going to Whitby and searching for the first time. I took home a large piece of shale with ammonite imprints. Would you suggest coating it with something to reinforce the shale? Keep it up! Thank you

[@LindaBahlmann-wl6qu]

I’m in Cincinnati, I’d have to have really good eyesight to see that stuff from here! I don’t!👀😳🥺

[@donnaboyle669]

Exceptional, I’m curious, why you didn’t expose more of the fossil, like more of the rounded edges,. Give it more depth?

[@YorkshireFossils]

We already have many of our ammonites totally removed from the stone, so thought we’d prepare this one differently and leave it sat in some stone. We could always remove it at a later date though

[@phil.e6065]

Great videos guys. What part of the coast do you guys look ? I sometimes find odd things at Saltburn

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks 🙏🏻 We tend to look around Whitby

[@paulhutchinson7157]

Can you do a video of your dad finishing and preparing a fossil one day please, I'd love to see it, that would be cool 😊

[@YorkshireFossils]

Absolutely, will do! Thanks so much, more fossils to come! 🐙🦎

[@rebeccalucysmith9689]

Nice! Btw how do you differentiate between a phyllloceras ammonite and a nautilus, is it suture marks? I be happy to find either specimens though 👍🏻😀

[@NailahRoberts]

That's a fantastic fossil 👏👏👏👏

[@dragongodmaster]

Those bumpy rocks could have something

[@UserRandJ]

Look at those cliffs- you don't see an enormous deposit that buried a bunch of sea creatures rapidly? How can you not see it's form- you really think there could be that many creatures buried whole & live, preserved? There was an event. A huge event. Start looking at the rock, and see that it was all wet at the same time. Irs monolithic. It's a massive deposit. Here in Australia we have the same thing- and the fossils are whole- I have a clam fossil with its two halves together- complete. They open up when they die- so this thing was alive when buried. Also- I have seen stasis- where I have found live chittons- living on the same rocks as fossil chittons are buried. They are complex creatures- 8 separate armoured sections, which are also separate valves- they can ball up like a slater bug on your hand when lifted. Stasis is shown in the fossil record. The flood was recent. Open your eyes. Jake

[@joseluissacristanortego2336]

Nos gustaría a todos los Españoles - Parlantes e hispanos amantes de la Gologia Nos subtitulase , sus vídeos!!!! Para comprender mejor , sus descubrimientos y los yacimientos !!! Un cordial saludo !!! Son muchos , los programas que ya lo hacen ( Subtitular en Español ) Atentamente 😊

[@mikehisey2631]

Hot Ginger Fossil Guys that big fossil is AmaZing !!

[@Yet1moreUtuber]

Very cool find! Happy for ya Aaron . Have you or Shae ever been at the beach when the cliff has let go and tumbled down?

[@TreasureHuntingNana]

17:35 The side looks like a fossil of an Aliens face

[@jannyland8834]

Takk!

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks so much, we really appreciate it!

[@rongodard939]

How do you get your ammenites so clean

[@arlahunt4240]

What is the yellow rock?

[@user-um9uh8ef8t]

😊.

[@Luncheon23]

The desolation of the Jurassic coast adds greatly to the attraction of these videos. It's easy to think of it populated by dinosaurs and other prehistoric life forms long ago.

[@LindaBahlmann-wl6qu]

Watch your angles when you ask if we can see ,sometimes it’s at too great of an angle?😢

[@MrVlax22]

Amazing

[@tomdimartino7361]

How much is it worth?

[@YorkshireFossils]

To us, it is invaluable

[@eddyvillemain224]

Cool 👍merci 🙏🇲🇫

[@typhoon3502]

It's unreal Aaron what a find mate and as usual your dad's skill is fantastic. Big well done🇬🇧😁😁

[@1.4142]

Colossal

[@YorkshireFossils]

👌🏻😎

[@shawncharton9416]

First like! Yayyyyy Shae!!

[@cptnkaos5994]

That fossil was AMAZING, if I found a fossil like that, I would be dropping f bombs left and right

[@YorkshireFossils]

Haha internally I think I was doing that 🤣🤣

[@user-dw6db1he5n]

Good

[@erichaskell]

While you are walking I see something on the edge of the video and I want you to stop and look at it. But you just keep on walking. Shucks.

[@oliverfinke4463]

Where in UK find this amazing fossil? WoW this so unreal 😍

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

Evolution offers humanity a future as dirt, why would anyone want to see that proven true? God demonstrated his creativity and genius to all mankind through a gigantic planet full of amazing creatures on which he has placed us. We live here with the clear knowledge that our stay is temporary. No one is wondering what God requires from them. He requires us to do what is right. He placed a conscience in our minds which clearly warns us before we take any wicked actions or make any selfish choices. He offers us mercy for sins(the times when we have violated that conscience.) Surrender while you can.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

How do you get to hell? Very simple: claim that you're innocent. How do you get to heaven? Very simple: Admit that you're not Innocent, you're guilty and ask for mercy. How to know if you're guilty or not? Simply: Compare your life to the Ten Commandments God gave you in the Bible. Everyone agrees that if people followed the ten commandments there would be no need for governments or police. Do not lie. Do not steal. Do not commit adultery. Do not insult God by using his name as a cuss word. There are six more but let's just leave it at that. How many lies have you told in your life? Have you ever taken anything that didn't belong to you? Jesus said, if you look at a women lustfully you've already committed adultery in your heart with that woman. How many times a day do you do that? Do you use God's name as a cuss word? Would you do that with your own mother's name? If you answer these questions honestly you know that you're guilty. God can justly punish you and send you to hell. Ask him for mercy. His name is Jesus. It's as simple as this, The Ten Commandments are called the moral law. You and I broke God's laws. Jesus paid the fine. The fine is death. Ezekiel 18:20 - "The soul who sins shall die. That's why Jesus had to die on the cross for our sins. This is why God is able to give us Mercy. Option A. You die for your own sins. Option B. Ask for mercy and accept that Jesus died on the cross for you.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

Evolution vs food. Food disproves evolution. Every organism no matter how small either manufacturers or collects food or it would die very quickly. Every organism identifies, ingests, digests, filters, stores, and excretes food. It has to identify the difference between food or rock. It must ingests food through a specialized opening designed to intake only food and nothing else. The food itself is useless until it is digested, a complex multi-stage process all by itself. If it cannot store the energy from the digested food at least temporarily it would die. Then it must filter the waste products or die from internal toxicity. And then excrete the waste products through an orifice specifically designed to excrete the waste and only the waste, the precious blood or cytoplasm must remain inside the body. An Evolutionist wants you to believe that a life-form came together in the beginning with all of these features in place with no help and no time for natural selection... this would be the equivalent of a car capable of making another car inside of itself... because if it cannot reproduce it would be forever alone and die from old age. God created life.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559]

How do you get to hell? Very simple: claim that you're innocent. How do you get to heaven? Very simple: Admit that you're not Innocent, you're guilty and ask for mercy. How to know if you're guilty or not? Simply: Compare your life to the Ten Commandments God gave you in the Bible. Everyone agrees that if people followed the ten commandments there would be no need for governments or police. Do not lie. Do not steal. Do not commit adultery. Do not insult God by using his name as a cuss word. There are six more but let's just leave it at that. How many lies have you told in your life? Have you ever taken anything that didn't belong to you? Jesus said, if you look at a women lustfully you've already committed adultery in your heart with that woman. How many times a day do you do that? Do you use God's name as a cuss word? Would you do that with your own mother's name? If you answer these questions honestly you know that you're guilty. God can justly punish you and send you to hell. Ask him for mercy. His name is Jesus. It's as simple as this, The Ten Commandments are called the moral law. You and I broke God's laws. Jesus paid the fine. The fine is death. Ezekiel 18:20 - "The soul who sins shall die. That's why Jesus had to die on the cross for our sins. This is why God is able to give us Mercy. Option A. You die for your own sins. Option B. Ask for mercy and accept that Jesus died on the cross for you.

[@thomasgalligan134]

It's a beauty.