We Competed To Find The Best Fossils! Ammonite and Reptile Discoveries

Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see all of the fossils we find! We have many other upcoming videos just like this episode, with some even more exciting fossil finds, plus more new content! 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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[@VooV830]

👋🏻 😊 guys, I love your short videos.But I truly appreciate your long ones.I know all the hard work that goes into them, so thank you.

[@tico4940]

if you ever want to see fossils galaore and im saying huge walls of fossils or cliffs and beaches covered,you need to go to KODIAK ISLAND ALASKA,we have a beach called fossil beach and its like the earth slid off and all of history is in the walls.grew up there and its like history frozen in time.way better than anything ive seen in your videos.

[@jimroberts3009]

Someone might spot that line of rocks and think it's a prehistoric structure! 😂😂

[@roberthindle5146]

What are the legalities of beach fossil hunting? I know its illegal to take stones/pebbles from public beaches in the UK but what about fossils? Do you need some sort of permission or licence?

[@TheLegend_LegacyPiece_Official]

Hi guys, I'm from Brazil but I watch your videos, I find them quite annoying, I even wanted to order a fossil, but whenever I go to see your store, the stock runs out quickly and if you could just tell me what the name of the place is where you are collect fossils I would appreciate it and when I can give a boost to your channel I will boost it

[@sarahyoung646]

Thanks for the chances to try to spot them ourselves. I'm currently horrible at it, but it's some of the most practical training in what to look for that I've seen.

[@reeree6682]

Great fun AGAIN! THANKS...MORRRRRRRE!❤

[@micheleline4005]

Great video guys. Loved your competition.

[@daytimetundra7757]

Have you guys ever just sifted the gravel and sand to look for tiny pyritized ammonites?

[@lightningjac5640]

I have a few places in the woods on a hill where I find these a lot. One time while cracking one open a rather large one, it split right down the middle exposing the inside of the ammonite. In the middle cavity of the shell was sand. Yes sand . from the day I guess it died. There's no sand around and this was in cased in rock. Very neat to think that sand had not seen the sun for eons . ever happen to you guys?. Love the video guys❤

[@k.jespersen6145]

X) Anthropologists often wonder at the "why" of European standing stone monuments, but this video answered the question: it was brothers marking up the landscape for friendly competitions!

[@jenniferbyrnes428]

I've binged watched all your videos, but it nice to see a new one posted.

[@elizabethdesjardins3810]

Your videos are always so clear !! Great camera and camera work !

[@flint7777]

I love the “spot the ammonite” challenge you put on us! Please do more of those

[@VooV830]

Thank you for sharing an excellent video...💯👏😔

[@noname-lm2nq]

Hi Boys,i like your Videos, greetings from Switzerland.😁

[@rikspector]

I really like what your both doing with the videos, quality over quantity.

[@sarahbloem3287]

Very nice video ❤❤❤❤❤

[@VooV830]

DAVE WON... AWESOME FIND...😊JK, ALL THE FINDS WERE FABULOUS.

[@allaboutthefossils]

Excellent video you guys! 🤩 Brill content, brill editing and brill Fossils! ⚒️😃👌🏼