Death valley ROCKS and Endangered lizards ??
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Man, the folds in that banded gneiss are amazing! I can't fathom how much force was involved to create those features.
Me too!!! And to think that the rock is soo ductile that it just creates waves and not brakes!!! It’s amazing!!!
Death Valley has a lot of life!!!❤😊
You bring back so many memories for me. It’s like I’m in Dr Pashley geology field trips. (Some 50 years ago). Your enthusiasm and knowledge makes the videos very interesting
Hello Elley, George here. I was in Bonaire once and there, the lizards are all over the place. hundreds of little ones and dozens of big ones. My sister had a funny idea, and me, being her little brother, even as adults, she said, lay on the ground like you are dead and lets see if the lizards come to eat you. I lay there for about ten minutes and they figured I was the biggest meal of their lives and a multitude of lizards came out of everywhere and started climbing on me and tasting me anywhere my skin was showing! I have to say, it freaked me out. My sister took some pictures and I got the hell off of the dinner table to all those lizards. : )
Hahahahahaha that! Awesome!!!!!
Great channel and educational. Thanks!
Hi Elley. I am learning a lot from your videos. Keep up the good work. Can you tell me why you have the background music. I find it is sometimes hard to concentrate on the words for the background noise.
That is a complex relationship
I think the white ones are desert iguanas, hard to tell. Great video! I also caught a flash on the left hand finger, congratulations?
The ones running along the walls?
Ok cool!!! Yes I got married this May :)
Borax was mined there somewhere. They still use the ox carts on the label.
Loved seeing all the lizards!
Me too!!! They really are cute :)
Fantastic show Elley. Very informative. Your the only and best one doing this subject matter.
TH-cam suggested. I checked. I liked. I subscribed. Looking forward to seeing your further adventures.
Awe thank you!!!
Amazing metamorphic features. Thanks for educating us on the geology. Very interesting. I'm assuming you weren't out there this past week ? LOL ! Most of my claims consist of these rocks. Looking forward to the next video.
I went out there in the middle of June, it was hot, and I will speak about that in my next video, it was 90° at stove pipe. And when we get up to Cerro Gordo, it goes down to 53°
. It usually just takes me a while to get around to making any of my videos. :)
June is definitely warm out there. Heard the temp was 129F the other day ! Know what mean. Our busy schedules makes it hard to edit and post. I finally posted a video of Bisbee last week, but filmed in April. Lol !!
Blunt nose Lepard Lizard is cool. OMG! BABY OWLETS DID YOU KNOW 6-8 weeks old they are full grown. Chukars (WOW!) Tons of life and thank you for sharing with us!!
That is a long nosed leopard lizard.
Death valley is very far from blunt nose habitat
I can’t see the birds. Are they quail? What an awesome area. Thank you for sharing this.
The birds are chuckers :)
@@ElleyKnowsRocks now I have google them. Never heard of them. Learned something new today. Thank you 😊
Came here for this exact comment! Lol knew the awnser had to somewhere
@@yetibremsstrahlung9018 I was so excited running to my husband (not actually running) thinking I was going to show him a bird he wasn’t aware of. 😑 he already knew about them. I tried to zoom in but still couldn’t see them. Glad I asked and glad it was answered.
"THAT'S WHAT IAM TALKING ABOUT" Thank you very nicely done stay safe ALL!
I like this channel, its gneiss.
Would you call the shiny white outcropping with the mica and feldspar a pegmatite? LOVE the chuckawallas.
Hey Elley, do you ever make it out to California?
I do. My base is in Lake Havasu so Cali is right there :)
@@ElleyKnowsRocks Come on up to the mother lode region and dip a pan with me sometime :)
Hello Ella Alex here I work in a team of bird biology and we love to take some picture of the chukar in that area if you can share the location where you saw the chukar birds I will appreciate that thank you and you have some beautiful videos
An amazing fact few people know is that both the lowest and the highest points of the lower 48 States are less than 100 miles apart... that's it! From badwater in Death Valley to Mount Whitney... literally less than 100 miles (as the crow flies). That's a change of over 15,000 feet in about 85-90 miles. Nuts!
Wish I had known this lady 45 years ago, together we could have found many gold deposits. Lover her excitement in geology.
We like that area. If your heading to panamint springs, make sure you go to Darwin falls. What type of van were you in? Keep having fun from Clinton, Tennessee. 😊
I know it was a Ford van and it’s been lifted and had different differentials put in it, and a suspension kit and something done with the engine so it really flies lol and I didn’t go to Darwin falls
@@ElleyKnowsRocks thank you very much Elley.
Awesome I love Death Valley awesome photography in that area plus the Death Valley water rejuvenates makes one feel awesome. I took lots of showers when staying at the hotel next to the golf course. Hard to find good coffee ☕ there. Stove Pipe has some good coffee.
Great video. Nice to know that there's a tour company that goes to beautiful death valley, don't want to end up on an outdoor disasters video if I visit there 😂.
I love the places u take me to and the education of the geology. Being on the east coast I may never get a chance to see those places. Loved the lizards! ❤
Thanks for sharing... loved the info, rocks, and critters!
The rarest gem there was you…you’re so knowledgeable and awesome!
Holy schist. This video is gneiss!
I love lizards!! So cool.
INCREDIBLE ELLEY1
Awesome work Elley and it was a pleasure to bring you along for the Death Valley schooling session.
I'm still reeling from the information overload!
Death Valley is certainly alive. Great tour and explanations of the land formations in one of the most extreme places on Earth. TFS.
Hi Elley! Always enjoy your videos! Love the desert.
Blunt nose leapord 🦎 lizard
It is a Long-nosed Leopard, not endangered or threatened. The closest Blunt-nosed are in the southern Central Valley of California.
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