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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video my friends @PaleoCris, @huntingrocks, Bri, and myself explored a creek for incredibly well preserved marine fossils and calcite crystals. We also came across something else totally strange and unexpected!
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So good to see you and Cris out again, Kyle! So many beautiful fossils! I'm glad you left the memoriam bag there, it was the right thing to do!❤️
Thank you Cynthia! It's been so much fun with us all together more often!
What a beautiful little tribute to that friend that passed on leave it where it is, put it under a rock somewhere❤
It really was absolutely beautiful!
When yall say "Horse Conk," I hear something else.
I know I hear it too hahaha!!
Everything found is beautiful, just like Kyle. I love when you all get together. Always a ball of fun. ✌🏻❤️🙂🙏
Thank you Mary! I have incredible friends!
@@WILDKYLE yes you do.
Wahoo! The gang is back together! Nice finds too!
Such an amazing spot , cant thank you and Chris enough for taking me out to these amazing spots ... Now I got to do the work to blow your minds with some amazing Ordovician Period fossils
We had such a blast with you man! Can't wait to meet up again!
LOVE the calcite & all the cool shells! The one you couldn't ID at 14:07 looks like a Disk Dosinia. What a great day--Rock on!!
Man every video of you guys together being feral makes me wanna join y’all so bad, keep on finding the freshest of fossils
Necause of watching you, I knew what a Jewel box clam was when I went to Florida last week! I found a few fossilized ones with calcite growth. I was so stoked 😅
The dog-ring thing was cool. You find crazy stuff, along with fantastic shells. Thank you.
Fun video Kyle 👋👋😂 I liked the prehistoric clam huge ♥️👍🗝️
Kyle.
You need to make a slideshow of some of the beautiful, wonderful things and places you've been. Some fun snaps too.
I love that idea!
Great idea. You can put your music to it. ✌🏻❤️🙂🙏
Thnxs Kyle Bri and Cris gona enjoy the video !and ofc huntingrocks
Yay!!! I'm so happy to see almost everyone together!
A gift to be able to meet up with like minded people and have fun finding fossils etc
You guys look like you were having great fun.
I really enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for taking us along. We love larking our local brooks and streams but don't find anything quite as exotic as the shells you do. 🥰
Nice job y'all 👍🤓. Much love from Michigan
Fantastic finds awsome content and funny too thanks
I watch a shell Collector in Fla & see Exactly the same Shells. Amazing how they have not changed in a few thousand years. So Cool.. Plus Shark teeth & Calcite.. Great hunt.. ~
Fossil, fossils, fossils. I love fossils. I can't wait to get back to Florida.
Well I'm just starting a binge wtch to catch up, I dropped a cup of tea on my laptop a few weeks ago just got it back. What a fantastic stream, so many fossils, I love shells that little murex you found is beautiful, great to see you out with your fabulous friends.
You guys have so much fun
Those shells look like they came fresh of the beach, they are so well preserved! How old are they?
Man these are my favorites.
I believe the shell that you found that you said you didn't know what it was is called a disc dosinia. 😁
Great video 😁
I’m from PA so I don’t fossil hunt much but I do find some ammonites and crinoids in plowed farm fields
You guys got the Phacops rana its a trilobite species and they are super cool from the Devonian period , if you got some rock outcrops you may be able to find a few
What no shark tooth you tried 😂❤
Awesome video! Maybe the dogs ashes were scattered in the creek because that's where he loved to be. RIP 💕
Hi Kyle! Got a question...What The Hales, Jeremy & George are having a huge fan meet up in Chiefland, on the 18th.
I was curious if you, Cris & Bri are coming??
I know that there will be a lot of TH-camrs will be there....Will you be there?
Be very careful with the shells. I caught Sarcoidosis from cleaning shells with my dremel.
Kyle pull your ponytail through the hole in your hat and it won't bother you. Beautiful finds today. Congratulations.
2:59, coffee bean Pusula pediculus, common name the "coffee bean false cowrie".
The cowrie is a Triviidae shell. Pusula species
at 3:00 that is a coffee bean trivia shell
You founds the precious
p.s. No snakes😵😂Or a snake alert.😉😂
I am so jelly of your lives 😆 Your all funny
Ok so I can't be the only MATURE adult who heard something else when he said HORSE CONKKK!
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Okay, I say, "Goodbye PaleoCris, goodbye Bri, goodbye HuntingRocks, and goodbye Kyle." Adieu, Adieu, until the next vid. :-)
"Horse Conch" sounds real close to something that might get you demonetized!
I hear that every time too 😂
interesting finds 🤔
OMG Paleo Chris looks like a young Henry Cavill!! 🥵🥵🥵
Anyone know where they are?
go for a clam bro, not an oyster
I wonder where duck man has been? 🤔🤔
I'm in Florida I want to go fossil hunting with you please
❤️ 💙
where are you guys?
You ever think that since you're in a creek maybe there was a dog gets buried on the side that water keep through walked out and have acting with it
HORSE CONCH
It is terrific to witness all the shells... why is no one speaking to the reality that MOST OF THESE SHELLS FROM "DINO DAYS" ARE THE SAME AS SHELLS WE WOULD FIND ON TODAYS BEACHES... WHAT HAPPENED TO evolution?????
I see you don't know your shell identifications as well as you know your fossils 🤭 I was a sheller first so I know most of them.
Yes I've got a LOT to learn about the shells!
@@WILDKYLE come hang out with some shellers sometime 🤗 St Pete area
With all the floods in Florida. What if the pictures and ring was something sentimental to someone that was washed away from them???? Maybe you could post about it on fb, and possibly get it back to the owner? Or they could at the least say whether it's meant to be there..... N maybe find something more environmentally friendly to put them in? Just a suggestion. Not saying you NEED to take on any responsibility for any of it... but something possibly, our wild kyle community here, would wanna be involved with? Cuz the flood,tornadoes, hurricane scenario was what first popped in my mind....
BTW, forgot to add to my theory post about the ring and storms...LOVED seeing the collaboration with yall! Great video
Can't wait till the next one!
OMG! Wow, you are one of my favorite youtubers, my hunting guide Jeff, from hunting rocks! Wow! So many shells! And calcite! And shark teeth! Its ok that you didnt find a big one. You found better calcite then them! And you found a murex shell. And a lace murex! Wow! And that dead dogs memorial. The ashes were probably sprinkled in there too. It was nice of you two, to put it back in the water. It was obviously an important spot for them. Thank you for sharing!
I’m surprised Bri didn’t find a Meg tooth.
That spiny jewel box was huge! And the lace murex would've been a keeper even if it wasn't fossilized. The lacey points are perfect! What a great day you had!
That little lace murex completely blew my mind. I love it!
It’s so weird that you guys go out into a little Backwood creeks and find all these beautiful treasures. I’d be afraid to do that here in Massachusetts load only knows what you find.
Another wonderful video Kyle. One of my fav TH-camrs for sure.
The rings on that big whole clam! What a great layer to dig in, I hope you kept it, it’s so old and awesome!
Thanks for taking us along for the adventure. And thanks to your awesome companions.
Why is it called a horse conch? Did one fall and smack a horse on the head in the distant past?
Plastic is plastic, I would've left the picture and maybe buried the ring in the creek but took the plastic bag.
That ring, inside of the plastic baggie is Tungsten Carbide and simply will not corrode away, so perhaps in another million years someone else digging for fossils of our culture will find it?
What amazing finds!!
That was great you guys left the bag. My intuitive told me that there were ashes in the bag at one point and the bag was buried near the river
it's not a cowrie it's a Trivia in the Triviidae family.
Greetings from germany, your Videos give my holiday vibes, beautiful weather, spend some good time with friends.
The Lace Murex is an amazing find! Wow! Great hunt Kyle 😊
So blown away with all your exquisite finds. Congrats all. TY for sharing :)
Great video, Kyle! Looks like y'all had a lot of fun...so glad Jeff could join in!
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Super cool finds
enjoyed the video 😊 enjoyed seeing the finds
Second Kyle video that made me bawl like a baby.... not REALLY what you expect to happen going in. Good thing I waited until I got home to watch it... ;)
Admittedly Horse Conch was not what I heard the first time.
Had to subscribe!! Love your videos, the energy you project and the love you have for what you do and what you find!! I would love to be at that wall of shells! Purely amazing!!!
Could that bag with the photos and ring have been washed away from someones home during a flood?
great find friend.continue
Hey, how far inland were you, and what state? What a smart idea to use a plastic bread tray for a screen! I am assuming you used 1/4" wire cloth to line the bottom. I may just have to steal that idea from you guys! I'll use it for household dumps as well as fossils. I have a small classifier I use when searching old dumps for smalls, such as beads, marbles, and jewelry. Great hunt!
that ridged cowrie is a species of trivia shell - a false cowrie
That ring with the dog in the heartbeat that has ashes in it I bet she’s that’s the edges of that dog
So am I to understand that the pectin and a scallop are the same thing?
Hamma lamma lol
Thanks for the fun adventures 😊
I see evidence of a world wide flood!
the one ring to rule them all
ALL THE SHELLS!
Ashes
Feathery shell is a prickly collection and the long narrow oyster is called a frond oyster.
A prickly cockle
Great to see all of you out hunting together again. That was an amazing spot for fossils. The shells are stunning. Interesting find with the bag & respectfully leaving it in place. Wish you all well & you folks are the greatest !
I have a friend of mine that lives in Lula Georgia and he has 80 acres of land and there’s a stream that runs through his property and in certain spots it’s basically 80 feet deep of the ground eroding so obviously it’s been there for a very long time and it’s wrote to the ground by 80 feet and some spots where the water has gone underneath and causes big cut outs of 5 to 10 feet in gigantic holes. I believe there’s gotta be something exciting down there for a fact and they will definitely give you access to this stream.
Oh wow that sounds incredible! Could be some really neat stuff!