You picked up a giant bone around 47 seconds. You'd be surprised how many we mistake for 'just rocks'. And that's not rock that bone is sticking out of. It's flesh. And some of that other stuff you're onto but you'd probably pee yourself if you knew what it really was. Great finds.
@SeaPin lol and I bet you didn't know those supposed million years old dinosaur bones are often found with flesh attached and the archaeologists love to scrape that off to get their reticulated skeleton for props. How on earth does flesh last that long? It doesn't. Man really lived with and alongside dinosaurs. And there is so much truth hidden today, yes giants really did exist and still do.
@@hiashardcore if you're actually interested in fossils, then try to learn something from this channel, not that Spurr weirdo. He only appeals to the gullible and science illiterate
Must be a bit disappointing to find fossils that large that they can't be carried. Other finds looked quite nice though. Beautiful area to spend time. 🦀🐳
Oh great day. You made me laugh in a good way. At the beginning I thought ‘he needs a chopper to transport the big ones…’ so near the end you said you needed a private helicopter…wow I grinned from ear to ear 😁😆 Thank you for the trek!
That boulder with the ribs is heart-wrenching. Cute little chiton there. Hope you find more of that whale, maybe someone with a heli wants to come help you out too. Congrats to the winners! Another great video, cheers!
Here in San Diego north of the caves I found this layer of iridescent abalone shell weathering out of the cliffs looked awesome. It was like opal but it would just crumble in your hands.
Dude have you ever heard of Mudfossils?? Basically petrified or somehow mineralised organics. I've been collecting stones and rocks now for around 5 years and I've found some really interesting specimens. Human fingers with nails and bone showing, hearts which are now solid stone. Blew my head straight off.
Called pareidolia dude. That mudfossil guy really thinks that mountains are petrified dragons eating fish and that egyptian statues are petrified giants??????
@@kayleighllyn8253 you know giants were in museums in the early 1900s right? They took them all out. They were constantly in news papers also. Not everyone needs to be right about everything, but I promise you this... Roger is far more intelligent than you.
That was a good walk Mate. Those ribs in the rock were a cool find good video. Weve got dinosaure bones in the rock at our local beach they found a lot of dino's here years ago. Im glad i found this channel im subscribing👍🇭🇲👍
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@@MamlamboFossils well it's strange I can't share these pics of buried giant trees. I'll find ways where the people contacting me are not just wanting to go collect beautiful petrified timber.
If a museum didn't want the big rib fossil cluster or any of your big finds. It would look like a University with courses in geology and paleontology, and natural history would want them to teach with. Students could prep them and display them in classrooms, some of the large rocks could be hiding much more than a glance can pick up on. Plus the students could move them 🤣
5:15 left boulder... i wonder what that circular (coffee bean half) formation is... kinda looks like it formed, then around it, radiating, the rest of the stone "grew".
It’s so beautiful there. I am in awe of your knowledge of fossils encased in rock, and yet you are still able to identify the creature only with a little bit of bone exposed. Love your videos!
Very fascinating ! Thanks for the video . I think what blows my mind is all those rocks and boulders on the beach look to have the same identical matrix as the whale skeletons. It begs the question , how many stones do we see that are just busted up people or animals petrified and then water rolled and wind blown ? Just makes me wonder.
May I ask how the bones get into a rock? Is that something that happens underwater with mud and debris and heat and compression. How do whale bones get into a place that gets hot and compressed? How do rocks get made? I have been watching a guy on you tube that shows rocks that clearly look like old trees. Have I not been told something?
@@MamlamboFossils so if the fatty acids react with calcium in the water and begging to calcify the crab. How do rocks get made without a pre cursor of fatty acids. How many types of rocks are there? I am sorry I guess I need to do my own research. Thank you for making me so curious 🤨
I'm fascinated by the videos you make. To see a "rock" transform into a beautiful fossil which I would consider ART! Rock on man😉😉 Enjoying your videos all the way from Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA
In bear country people carry hiking sticks with bells on them, so that they don't startle a grizzly. They tend to take being startled badly too. Especially if it's a momma with babies.
Great idea!! Im in nz, haver never been out of nz. Was down south once and nearly stood on a resting leopard seal, those boys are big! I got the fright of my life!
Great video, PLEASE go back and get that bone cluster! That is such a great find. You dont need a helicopter, just a friend with a boat, and an improvised barrel barge.
Those ribs are awesome! I wonder how many people have walked past that and not thought twice about it? That would be a hell of a prep job! Thanks for sharing it!
It’s a bizarre thing to see that beach so far away from North America. It reminds me of the beaches in New Brunswick Canada. I spent many hours with my head bent over looking for items that I had no idea what was what! I’ve seen similar stones and I now wonder if they were shark or whale bones!
😊 I'm all with you on this one! I've been fascinated by the Gaspesie region, the Cap Chat SteAnne des monts, for the many stones I found by the beach and very old stone tools. In the mountain too, my friend lives there, so I got to see places and collected so many different kind of stones on the beach that I'm still discovering after 2 years 😄 And with Google earth I saw that some patterns are going to New Brunswick, many seemed like very big creatures... Considering that only 5% of the region has been checked and it's position, many things are still to be found about earth's beautiful way to tell us stories, ours 😊
wish i had these kind of fossils close to me, there are some ordovician sediments that I have sporadic access to, but nothing I could do frequently. good finds!
What a beautiful beach & sunset. Love the adventures as well as the finds. Too bad that bone cluster of ribs was so big. I mean I know you're a he-man 💪, but...😂 Congratulations to the winners! 🎉 Really enjoyed the video. 👍❤️
I lived right on the beach for years and I only discover your channel after I move hundreds of miles from the coast. I missed out on some great adventures.
I'm in North Carolina USA and I never see anything older than Native American points, besides rocks. I'll keep watching your videos, maybe I'm just overlooking fossils but I'm not sure they're in clear sight here
There are very few fossils in the East because of the acidic soil. You can find shark teeth down on the coast but that's about it, other than Cambrian and Ordovician fossils in limestone.
You need a camel to carry the larger pieces. I've gone "fossiling" with my brother in Indiana looking for coral, etc from the inland sea. Most fun ever!
If you ever decide to put the money into going for those ribs, I would certainly donate! I'm going to Corpus Christi in Texas in march and my partner promised we're going to look for fossils... Hope I have your kind of luck!
Not all bones found on the beach are from present day whales or from ancient fish… some giant bones are also human bones that predates the era of the great flood.
I grew up around fossil and arrow head hunting. I want to point out to people, that a case full of arrow heads isn't really impressive. A photo album of them where you found and left them is just as good. Maybe you should just keep the really cool one's but still document it. We have the tech now. Good phone's with good photo's in the field. The only tools i've taken home were crude scrapers and that's because i actually still use them as scrapers.
We are at a Perfect time in History, as mud covering so many sites for so long is finally being washed away , revealing Giants, Cities, endless Mystery Creatures lost to what most only believed as Mythology yet now being shown as Thruth... Amazing Discoveries all around us...
I wonder if a quad bike and trailer would aid in the hunting and recovery? Should save on physical wear and tear. Also increase return rates. Love the beach expeditions.✌😃
I’m sure he meant it as 27°c. I done the conversion online and it says that that would be roughly 80.6°f for us. ☺️ I’d never consider 27°f as warm, that’s definitely way to cold for my liking 😂
Another great video! I always get excited when you find another crab!! There seems to be a good number of species and the preps you do are truly fantastic!
There were 2 grey rocks at the same spot as your first fossil. Just down & 2 the left with white markings. I just knew that was what you were reaching for.
Another great video. I was wondering how far you have to drive to get to those fossil areas? I would have to drive at least 3 to 4 hours one way to get to a good fossil spot here in South Carolina U.S.A. ..I think I will just watch your videos .
Not going to try to put that 1.5 m fossil rib bone rock in your backpack and hike back 2 hours up a cliff to your car? Disappointing! Hahahaha...great find though!
Could you not get a friend or two and make up some kinda sledge and get the boulder with the ribs in. Walking on beaches is hard a mile on a beach by map is often a lot more for a fossiler as you zig zag your way around. Fun video's don't stop doing them.
I can understand fossilized bones in concretions or sedimentary rock, but those rocks appear to be very hard formed by volcanic means. Because they are all large and smooth, shows that despite a long time in wave action, they haven't broken apart.
You need a new wagon man! Wish I could send you one of the badass ones from Harbor Freight I've been tempted by, that will haul 900 pounds or so... But then, you might hurt yourself!
Should carry a pick and chisel. Maybe a few wedges too. Most good finds come from stones barely showing anything. Because it's all inside. And ones that have a lot of stuff showing? Means it's more likely that some or most of the phosil has been busted away.
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You picked up a giant bone around 47 seconds. You'd be surprised how many we mistake for 'just rocks'. And that's not rock that bone is sticking out of. It's flesh. And some of that other stuff you're onto but you'd probably pee yourself if you knew what it really was. Great finds.
@SeaPin lol and I bet you didn't know those supposed million years old dinosaur bones are often found with flesh attached and the archaeologists love to scrape that off to get their reticulated skeleton for props. How on earth does flesh last that long? It doesn't. Man really lived with and alongside dinosaurs. And there is so much truth hidden today, yes giants really did exist and still do.
IZonda please do tell us more !!
Flesh doesn't fossilise, it decomposes.
Almost every Rock is a mudfossil!
@@hiashardcore if you're actually interested in fossils, then try to learn something from this channel, not that Spurr weirdo. He only appeals to the gullible and science illiterate
14:05 yeah, if there's one thing i've subconsciously noticed, it's how clean these places are. Unreal.
It's New Zealand , they actually CARE about their land. The USA doesn't care ,it's all about greed and money.
Mamlambo finds a huge rock, a whale bone cluster. "Weighs a ton" he says and then size it up - will it fit in the backpack?
Hahahah I need a bigger backpack!!
@@MamlamboFossils ...and a helicopter to airlift the "backpack" off the beach...
@@MamlamboFossils what kind of backpack is good for that kind of weight?
@@alalmalal I just use an ordinary hiking backpack I found 2nd hand.
Must be a bit disappointing to find fossils that large that they can't be carried. Other finds looked quite nice though. Beautiful area to spend time. 🦀🐳
Oh great day. You made me laugh in a good way. At the beginning I thought ‘he needs a chopper to transport the big ones…’ so near the end you said you needed a private helicopter…wow I grinned from ear to ear 😁😆 Thank you for the trek!
That boulder with the ribs is heart-wrenching. Cute little chiton there. Hope you find more of that whale, maybe someone with a heli wants to come help you out too. Congrats to the winners! Another great video, cheers!
Here in San Diego north of the caves
I found this layer of iridescent abalone shell weathering out of the cliffs looked awesome. It was like opal but it would just crumble in your hands.
I feel so bad. I wish you could have taken that cluster of whale ribs. What an amazing find!
Dude have you ever heard of Mudfossils??
Basically petrified or somehow mineralised organics.
I've been collecting stones and rocks now for around 5 years and I've found some really interesting specimens. Human fingers with nails and bone showing, hearts which are now solid stone.
Blew my head straight off.
Called pareidolia dude. That mudfossil guy really thinks that mountains are petrified dragons eating fish and that egyptian statues are petrified giants??????
I'd love to see that!
@@TheStarviking th-cam.com/video/5X4bQOnpETA/w-d-xo.html
@@kayleighllyn8253 that is legit a dragon. It was literally put on an ancient map
@@kayleighllyn8253 you know giants were in museums in the early 1900s right? They took them all out. They were constantly in news papers also. Not everyone needs to be right about everything, but I promise you this... Roger is far more intelligent than you.
That was a good walk Mate. Those ribs in the rock were a cool find good video. Weve got dinosaure bones in the rock at our local beach they found a lot of dino's here years ago. Im glad i found this channel im subscribing👍🇭🇲👍
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I went back for a 7 hour hike/ rock climb, and have extraordinary pictures to share, regards Jake
@@UserRandJ Everybody wants to see these pictures. Do you have a Facebook account you can share them on?
@@MamlamboFossils you need to check out Mud fossils on you tube.
@@MamlamboFossils well it's strange I can't share these pics of buried giant trees. I'll find ways where the people contacting me are not just wanting to go collect beautiful petrified timber.
I have 48 acres in Colorado but I cant find any fossils only Aspen and
Pole pines but loads of wildflowers.
Wow, amazing find! Hopefully more pieces turn up like they did with the whale skull
I hope so!
Watching your videos is such a great encouragement to keep my eyes open when wandering along. You never know what you'll find!
If a museum didn't want the big rib fossil cluster or any of your big finds. It would look like a University with courses in geology and paleontology, and natural history would want them to teach with. Students could prep them and display them in classrooms, some of the large rocks could be hiding much more than a glance can pick up on. Plus the students could move them 🤣
We loved seeing you having a good time on the hunt. Keep having fun, stay safe and be healthy. Congratulations to the winners. 😷⚒
Fantastic beach and magic place ! Almost every stone is a prehistoric fossil . You'are a lucky men :-)
Magic place
th-cam.com/channels/I2He0Q9BcTcpyvbrbMvvCA.html Check out Tyson's Mudfossil Adventures
The stones ARE the fossils.
@@Grim0954 also Mudfossil University.
What a lovely spot,sights and sounds. I know the smell, love the sea and all it's wonder. Lucky you. Thanks for sharing your adventures 🐚🐋🦈🦭
5:15 left boulder... i wonder what that circular (coffee bean half) formation is... kinda looks like it formed, then around it, radiating, the rest of the stone "grew".
U mean the alien eye ball lookin rock? Ryt?
you can always count on a crab fossil. Massive ribs, great video
It’s so beautiful there. I am in awe of your knowledge of fossils encased in rock, and yet you are still able to identify the creature only with a little bit of bone exposed. Love your videos!
Very fascinating ! Thanks for the video . I think what blows my mind is all those rocks and boulders on the beach look to have the same identical matrix as the whale skeletons. It begs the question , how many stones do we see that are just busted up people or animals petrified and then water rolled and wind blown ? Just makes me wonder.
Now you are thinking along mudfossill thoughts. It really makes you wonder. Check out mudfossil university.
May I ask how the bones get into a rock? Is that something that happens underwater with mud and debris and heat and compression. How do whale bones get into a place that gets hot and compressed? How do rocks get made? I have been watching a guy on you tube that shows rocks that clearly look like old trees. Have I not been told something?
I made a video of it: th-cam.com/video/MazOeBDnfHc/w-d-xo.html
@@MamlamboFossils thank you very much for your efforts
@@MamlamboFossils so if the fatty acids react with calcium in the water and begging to calcify the crab. How do rocks get made without a pre cursor of fatty acids. How many types of rocks are there? I am sorry I guess I need to do my own research. Thank you for making me so curious 🤨
You didn't pack those ribs out?? LOL You need a pack for the front of you as well :)
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks! Yeah, it would be a big carry!! 😃
@@MamlamboFossils You're welcome! A little but to much lol
Your "anemone / sea snail at 10:00 is actually a chiton which is a marine mollusk of varying size in the class Polyplacophora.
Thanks for the info!
I'm fascinated by the videos you make. To see a "rock" transform into a beautiful fossil which I would consider ART! Rock on man😉😉 Enjoying your videos all the way from Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA
Wow! That was definitely a tad too big to even attempt with your little wagon. 😆 That was an awesome day.
Is there anyway of retrieving that enormous slab of bones?
We will have to "get to the chopper!"
@@MamlamboFossils lol
@@MamlamboFossils wow, would be great to watch 😂😅
Your education prevents you from seeing what your looking at.
In bear country people carry hiking sticks with bells on them, so that they don't startle a grizzly. They tend to take being startled badly too. Especially if it's a momma with babies.
Oooo, such a big rock and so far away on foot. Almost impossible to get back home!
Wearing a tin bell seems to work for bears in North America. Why not for seals in New Zealand? 😃
Great idea!! Im in nz, haver never been out of nz. Was down south once and nearly stood on a resting leopard seal, those boys are big! I got the fright of my life!
Great video, PLEASE go back and get that bone cluster! That is such a great find. You dont need a helicopter, just a friend with a boat, and an improvised barrel barge.
Those ribs are awesome! I wonder how many people have walked past that and not thought twice about it? That would be a hell of a prep job! Thanks for sharing it!
When exoskeletons are affordable you will have to get one of the companies to sponsor you and you could get the big fossils out no problem 😂
We'll go fund him: Fossil Bone Man
Great video!! loved seeing you having fun and having a good time on the rockhounding.
Hopefully more pieces for the winners.
thank you for once again taking all of us along for the journey! awesome scenery
Wow Mamlambo what a find those Whale 🐳 ribs were ,pity you couldn’t get them back to prep.💪💪
It’s a bizarre thing to see that beach so far away from North America. It reminds me of the beaches in New Brunswick Canada. I spent many hours with my head bent over looking for items that I had no idea what was what! I’ve seen similar stones and I now wonder if they were shark or whale bones!
😊 I'm all with you on this one! I've been fascinated by the Gaspesie region, the Cap Chat SteAnne des monts, for the many stones I found by the beach and very old stone tools. In the mountain too, my friend lives there, so I got to see places and collected so many different kind of stones on the beach that I'm still discovering after 2 years 😄 And with Google earth I saw that some patterns are going to New Brunswick, many seemed like very big creatures...
Considering that only 5% of the region has been checked and it's position, many things are still to be found about earth's beautiful way to tell us stories, ours 😊
How would you like your ribs, sir?
Rare, medium, well done, or fossilised over 50 million years?
wish i had these kind of fossils close to me, there are some ordovician sediments that I have sporadic access to, but nothing I could do frequently. good finds!
Another great find, so jealous
Thanks mate!!! Now to just get it home!
I'd be so frustrated not being able to collect that rib cluster! What will happen to them? such a shame if they're left to erode away
What a beautiful beach & sunset. Love the adventures as well as the finds. Too bad that bone cluster of ribs was so big. I mean I know you're a he-man 💪, but...😂 Congratulations to the winners! 🎉 Really enjoyed the video. 👍❤️
I lived right on the beach for years and I only discover your channel after I move hundreds of miles from the coast. I missed out on some great adventures.
You'll have to do a roadtrip 😀
I'm in North Carolina USA and I never see anything older than Native American points, besides rocks. I'll keep watching your videos, maybe I'm just overlooking fossils but I'm not sure they're in clear sight here
There are very few fossils in the East because of the acidic soil. You can find shark teeth down on the coast but that's about it, other than Cambrian and Ordovician fossils in limestone.
You should bring a wide tired wagon with you. Something that won't get stuck in the sand too easily.
You need a camel to carry the larger pieces. I've gone "fossiling" with my brother in Indiana looking for coral, etc from the inland sea. Most fun ever!
Camel?? 🤣 Good suggestion, but i honestly doubt if there has ever been a camel in NZ, ever, lol.
I saw a huge tooth! Watch again love the finds of the past.
If you ever decide to put the money into going for those ribs, I would certainly donate!
I'm going to Corpus Christi in Texas in march and my partner promised we're going to look for fossils... Hope I have your kind of luck!
You really need to start a FoundMe to buy a Mech Suit and can get these rocks to home
Nice . Man u have to go back for that whale with a few friends to help. Looks like it would be a epic piece
Awesome! Thanks so much!
Dude you seriously need a drop front ramp boat, so you can beach it and get your large finds. 😁
Utterly intriguing. Start a Museum. Cut a couple in half and have a good look. Put them on display. Everyone should see this. Good luck.
Not all bones found on the beach are from present day whales or from ancient fish… some giant bones are also human bones that predates the era of the great flood.
I grew up around fossil and arrow head hunting. I want to point out to people, that a case full of arrow heads isn't really impressive. A photo album of them where you found and left them is just as good. Maybe you should just keep the really cool one's but still document it.
We have the tech now. Good phone's with good photo's in the field. The only tools i've taken home were crude scrapers and that's because i actually still use them as scrapers.
As a archaeologists documenting is always good to see, it helps presve the information
BIG congrats to the winners of the crab!!!!!!
Thank you for the education & hello from across the ditch
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
We are at a Perfect time in History, as mud covering so many sites for so long is finally being washed away , revealing Giants, Cities, endless Mystery Creatures lost to what most only believed as Mythology yet now being shown as Thruth... Amazing Discoveries all around us...
Oh gawwwd. You're not one of those "mud flood" or "mud fossils" dummies are you? Ugh
Have to go back with a boat for those ribs. Something with a crane and a winch. Still frozen here in northern Ct can’t wait to get out
Your channel appeared today to me randomly. I am already addicted.
Take you a few tears to prep the ribs ;P
It would be such a big job!!
I wonder if a quad bike and trailer would aid in the hunting and recovery? Should save on physical wear and tear. Also increase return rates. Love the beach expeditions.✌😃
Congrats to the winners!
Just discovered your channel. Am a fossil liver myself. Love your content and subbed.
Yay thanks Kayleigh!
YOU NEED THIS ONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent, thanks for sharing 🕊 the large rock with all the `worms` looks like a giant, petrified heart, the worms being veins 🤍
You guys have some awesome fossils over there! You said it's quite warm 27° I'd freeze to death lol. Florida fossil guy here. Great video.
I’m sure he meant it as 27°c. I done the conversion online and it says that that would be roughly 80.6°f for us. ☺️ I’d never consider 27°f as warm, that’s definitely way to cold for my liking 😂
Another great video! I always get excited when you find another crab!! There seems to be a good number of species and the preps you do are truly fantastic!
There were 2 grey rocks at the same spot as your first fossil. Just down & 2 the left with white markings. I just knew that was what you were reaching for.
Another great video. I was wondering how far you have to drive to get to those fossil areas? I would have to drive at least 3 to 4 hours one way to get to a good fossil spot here in South Carolina U.S.A. ..I think I will just watch your videos .
I like it
That would have been some ribs and bbq sauce back in the day
Not going to try to put that 1.5 m fossil rib bone rock in your backpack and hike back 2 hours up a cliff to your car? Disappointing! Hahahaha...great find though!
So how do you plan to recover a fossil that size? Can you get a boat up to it at high tide?
Well done to the winners, Nice video as well 👍
You should drag a sled. I take one when I go out.
It will work on some of our beaches but often there are big cliffs
@@MamlamboFossils duct tape. I use duct tape if there isn't too much weight. It works for lowering a load. Pillow cases and duct tape.
Greetings from divide CO
Nice video
Thanks so much!
Could you not get a friend or two and make up some kinda sledge and get the boulder with the ribs in. Walking on beaches is hard a mile on a beach by map is often a lot more for a fossiler as you zig zag your way around. Fun video's don't stop doing them.
Could the large whale bone containing boulder be floated out? It’s very difficult too let go of such a specimen…
I can understand fossilized bones in concretions or sedimentary rock, but those rocks appear to be very hard formed by volcanic means. Because they are all large and smooth, shows that despite a long time in wave action, they haven't broken apart.
I’m not sure what was more entertaining your video or reading all the comments
thanks, sono contentissimo, i tuoi granchi mi piacciono moltissimo, mai avrei pensato di poter avere un calco di un granchio fossile, grazie ancora
Great video enjoyed well done
Thanks so much mate!
Very cool! Thank you.
My pleasure!
i half expected you to roll that cluster all the way back lol. did you gps tag it?
Yeah, and I've sent the coordinates to the museum in case they want to organize a helicopter 😀
A nice channel, and nicely done.
Some beautiful country.
Thanks Kevin! It really is!
If you wanted too, could you chip away the stone and reveal the fossil?
We have beaches like that. All I seem to see, are shells and ammonites 👍
Yip you could. I do that in some of the other videos
Would it be easier to hunt for the fossils at night(or early evening) with a UV Light ?
You need a new wagon man! Wish I could send you one of the badass ones from Harbor Freight I've been tempted by, that will haul 900 pounds or so... But then, you might hurt yourself!
Should carry a pick and chisel. Maybe a few wedges too. Most good finds come from stones barely showing anything. Because it's all inside. And ones that have a lot of stuff showing? Means it's more likely that some or most of the phosil has been busted away.
I yelled into the phone ...pick up that piece of red Jasper!!
Calcification, petrification. says a lot about the ancient megalith buildings that where once submerged under water, obviously not carved from rock.
LOL no. And "where" and "were" are different words with different meanings.
@@slappy8941 lol, woo hoo, a spelling mistake, it’s hardly comparable to what you claim is not true when it obviously is.
Wise up.
You need a boat with a lift winch to load it on the boat...
wow that was impressive!
save the coordinates and co e back w something to take her home. sell?
That is ribs with fossilized tissue still attached.
Great vid as always , thank you for posting.
I'd be out there with a pick axe busting rocks open left and right 😄
I had crabs back in high-school, maybe come up with a different prize...
/shiver
I LOVE these videos !
BTW, love the passion. Thanks for this..