Great day on the beach! The colour of the water is gorgeous! How fortunate you are to be able to ramble along such a shoreline and make fantastic finds as well! Please continue to take us along!
I can't imagine how heavy your pockets and bags are when you start heading home 😆 This looks so fun. I lived in London, UK for about a year in my youth, and used to walk 20 min to the Thames to look for broken bits of pottery and shells. Humans have been dumping their rubbish in the Thames for several thousand years, so interesting things always wash up on the sections that are sandy/muddy and not bricked over.
I’ve been binge watching your videos. Wow, I’m learning so much from you, I also fossil hunt, mainly Canada. my favourite haunt is Lake Ontario. I find amazing 4 1/2 million--year-olds piratetized sea life in shale rock. never have I found a crab one, I’ll fall over lol. Thx for all of this wonderful content!❤️🙏🇨🇦
There's always beachcombing for things like sea glass, cool looking pebbles, bones and driftwood plus human debris that looks cool. My favourite from that last one has to be half a longboard that had been tumbled in the rocks and is now hanging on my wall like some hipster skater art when in reality it's just a piece of rubbish I found on a beach
What a productive day! Would love to see the Nautiloid prepped, with the domed half extracted, and then you'd have the flat 'cross-section' as its base. Would be cool!
Another fun trip, but this time in the sun and no wind. It's easy to lose track of time on days like that. I'm glad you beat the tide. Logs of good fossils but the agate was crazy!. Thanks for sharing your time and talent. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Great as always, the agate looked more like candy or something organic. The huge yellow spot on the back really pulls my eyes towards it. Good luck out there
Great seeing you out... fall here and been working to much to make the drive at the Trilobite place all year. I also love rocks and minerals. Awesome find on the agot!👍
The yellow, (lemon) agate is absolutely beautiful. Superb finds on that outing and it was fascinating how you could find a fish spine in that huge cliff!
Well done. Look forward to seeing the fish fossil if you decide to prepare it. Always wanted to find a fish fossil in a piece of shale. That is the only time it's good to find a fish bone, never good to find one in a sandwich. Glad to see another video. 😁👍
@@MamlamboFossils I watched. Anyhow I'll watch all your videos over the coming days. To learn and have fun. And with the eyes wide opened I'll have a smarter look at rocks, boulders and sediments here in Asia.
I wonder how that clump of seashells would look cut?? You said winter is coming. Winter is coming here to Florida USA Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Absolutely fascinating. I wish the technology was at a point where these stones could be scanned with a hand held scanner and then all the sediment could be removed with a laser type device that leave the fossil untouched. I do believe it will/should be taken to the next at least two levels. If they can do 3D printing they should be able to do particle separation. Perhaps a smart laser instead of a chisel.
I got super excited the other day. I was walking the dog down Lyme Regis. UK. and I saw a skull shape on quite a large rock as I ran my hand over and started to roll the rock to see the other side and realized it was dryed bird crap. Went from excited to disgusted in 2 seconds.
Your videos inspired me to get back into rock and fossil hunting. I've been finding some really cool corals in the USA Midwest, but I'm just amazed at the apparent ease with which you find vertebrae. Even if I found something like that, I wouldn't be able to keep it :(
Too bad you can’t get a car closer. At least you weren’t trying to carry an elephant sized rock up the cliff. I think fog and mist are the very essence of spooky…..luv ‘em.
Awesome! I'm really glad he saw it. I'm sure he's heard about the great crab Manny found on the beach. Send me an email with your postal address and I can send some fossils for the two of them.
@@MamlamboFossils that would be amazing but I feel we still owe you some beers from the last parcel you sent us, I presume you managed to see the video we sent back? And I presume you're a beer drinker too!
I hope to find a rock with a crab inside on my beach one day, I just don't know if I'm allowed to keep it or if it belongs to the Queen aka the Crown. I need to do some research. I went rockhounding for the first time after watching dozens of these type of videos. Found lots of pretty stones I don't know the name of yet quartz and granite, a peice of petrified wood ( which at first I didn't think I found a peice till I went through my finds again ) tons of limestone with crinoids, brachiopods fossils. Some unakite. I went a little crazy and might have broke the rule of over hounding but I never go maybe once a year and looked through my haul several times picked out my faves and I will bring the rest back
It’s just frustrating to watch and wonder, with extreme neediness, to know what’s inside say, that ‘flat crab’ looking thing, and having to know that I’ll likely not get to find out. It’s torture!!! 😫😫😫 😖 Anyway, love the journey of your vids. I live in Florida where there are fossils Everywhere! Only, they are ‘all’ composed of different morphs of calcium. 😕 The sharks teeth and other good stuff aren’t as easy to find as it appears on some of the Florida fossil hunters’ channels. Therefore, I explore NZ vicariously through your work here. For that, I say thank you. ☮️
@@MamlamboFossils That would be fantastic! 🤨🧐 The inquiring minds of fossil geeks EVERYWHERE, want to know!! 🤣 But seriously folks… I understand how much work it is to prep such a specimen. You can’t just throw together a vid on all the curious finds by making a quick production video. It’s true research. I’m a bit jealous.
@ 2:10 is that rock next to the bone a shiny ✨ one what was that how did you not pick it up and inspected that… so many questions was it a huge gold nugget, an alien egg, what was it ?
OMG! That thumbnail could it be the origin of the victory V sign!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😉 There are clay cliffs on the Isle of Sheppy in the south east of the UK, our dad took us there, feels like a century ago. How heavy is your back pack by the end of the day?
I think it could be interesting to make a thin slice out of the unshaped piece of bone - paleohistology is a thing and seeing the remnants of some million year old bone cells may be cool. The procedure goes like this: Encase the chunk or part of it in resin, get a thin slice, bond it to a piece glass and then polish it down to ~100 um or so.
I found the Rock and split it open there was a seashell in it I didn't look at it for a a sometime. Then I went to open it up and the shell was disintegrated
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Great day on the beach! The colour of the water is gorgeous! How fortunate you are to be able to ramble along such a shoreline and make fantastic finds as well! Please continue to take us along!
Lot of good finds. Sure hope you get that penguin some day. Such a beautiful area. Best of luck to you! 🐧🦀🦞🐳🦕🦖🦣🐟
I can't imagine how heavy your pockets and bags are when you start heading home 😆 This looks so fun. I lived in London, UK for about a year in my youth, and used to walk 20 min to the Thames to look for broken bits of pottery and shells. Humans have been dumping their rubbish in the Thames for several thousand years, so interesting things always wash up on the sections that are sandy/muddy and not bricked over.
That seal at the start is a potential future fossil for future Mamlambo to find.
I’ve been binge watching your videos. Wow, I’m learning so much from you, I also fossil hunt, mainly Canada. my favourite haunt is Lake Ontario. I find amazing 4 1/2 million--year-olds piratetized sea life in shale rock. never have I found a crab one, I’ll fall over lol. Thx for all of this wonderful content!❤️🙏🇨🇦
Watching these awesome videos makes me jealous that our beaches aren’t full of tons of cool fossils!
There's always beachcombing for things like sea glass, cool looking pebbles, bones and driftwood plus human debris that looks cool. My favourite from that last one has to be half a longboard that had been tumbled in the rocks and is now hanging on my wall like some hipster skater art when in reality it's just a piece of rubbish I found on a beach
You’re wrong and clearly everyone who liked this comment is not a go getter, fossils are everywhere waiting to be discovered
I'm jealous of all this. I find it extremely interesting. Thank you for your time and for sharing it with us.. 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a productive day! Would love to see the Nautiloid prepped, with the domed half extracted, and then you'd have the flat 'cross-section' as its base. Would be cool!
I will never look at rocks the same way again! Awesome content, I really enjoy seeing what you find and especially what you prep!
Thanks so much!!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Awww the tiny little crab at 15:35 spells l o v e!
Love crab
Another fun trip, but this time in the sun and no wind. It's easy to lose track of time on days like that. I'm glad you beat the tide. Logs of good fossils but the agate was crazy!. Thanks for sharing your time and talent. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Really enjoyed the vid, can’t wait to see what is inside the rocks when you have prepared them , peace ✌️ 😎🌴
Awesome heron. Where's all the people in the town? Just know you will find that elusive penguin someday! 🐧🦀🦞
The cut through of the agate is beautiful, it looks like a painting of the foggy grey NZ shoreline!
Inspiring. Also the sound of the waves is relaxing.
Thanks!! They are really soothing 😀
Great as always, the agate looked more like candy or something organic. The huge yellow spot on the back really pulls my eyes towards it.
Good luck out there
Thanks! Yeah it really did stand out!
Thank you, enjoyed the adventure
Thanks Joshua!
Nice finds and wow, you sure live around a beautiful part of the planet!
Thanks! Yeah, it really is beautiful here!
Love the agate it surprised me. I thought it would have had more yellow on the inside. Everything was a great find.
Thanks Laura!! Yeah, it was quite a pretty agate
Great seeing you out... fall here and been working to much to make the drive at the Trilobite place all year.
I also love rocks and minerals. Awesome find on the agot!👍
I believe that any quartz (silicate) tinted yellow is citrine.the petrified wood is of a "burl" I'd guess maple tree also.
The yellow, (lemon) agate is absolutely beautiful. Superb finds on that outing and it was fascinating how you could find a fish spine in that huge cliff!
Love seeing the insides of rocks. That agate was so pretty.
It was very cool!!
Great finds. Thanks for sharing. So interesting.
Would love to be able to walk along those beaches, love the video's keep them coming!
Oh, exciting finds in this one, lots of little mysteries.
Yeah, I need to investigate some of them 😀
Nice video to veg out with after work; thanks mate
Glad you enjoyed it bro!
Very cool and productive hunt! Looking forward to some of the discoveries. ✌ 😃
Thanks 👍It's been a while since I've found anything really amazing :)
Here in the US we call those water line agates. You can see the different layers where the water left sediment. 😊
Thanks! I've heard people at our mineral club also call them waterline agates!
@@MamlamboFossils it’s beautiful. Nice finds. 😊
Great video. The agate slice looks like the coastline with trees and the mist rolling in.
Thanks so much!
Well done. Look forward to seeing the fish fossil if you decide to prepare it. Always wanted to find a fish fossil in a piece of shale. That is the only time it's good to find a fish bone, never good to find one in a sandwich. Glad to see another video. 😁👍
Totally agree on the sandwich 😀
Rookie Rock Hound can tell you all about the agate he's the Master,fun hunt today Sir ✌️ Napa California
I'll message him 😀
I thought fish spine when I first saw it. Glad you agreed. LoL 😂
Hahaha awesome!
Still a question: Can an affordable scanner or radar produce images of the fossiles inside the stone before the extraction work even begins?
Not an affordable one! But you can with a nuclear reactor like I did with this one: th-cam.com/video/BllRDIIsPbw/w-d-xo.html
@@MamlamboFossils I watched. Anyhow I'll watch all your videos over the coming days. To learn and have fun. And with the eyes wide opened I'll have a smarter look at rocks, boulders and sediments here in Asia.
I wonder how that clump of seashells would look cut?? You said winter is coming. Winter is coming here to Florida USA
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Absolutely fascinating. I wish the technology was at a point where these stones could be scanned with a hand held scanner and then all the sediment could be removed with a laser type device that leave the fossil untouched. I do believe it will/should be taken to the next at least two levels. If they can do 3D printing they should be able to do particle separation. Perhaps a smart laser instead of a chisel.
Nice variety. Everything but the kitchen penguin, I mean, sink.
It has to be out there!! Surely 😆
I love your videos
Thanks bro!!
So cool. Yet to find a fossils.⛏️👍Hi from Australia 🇦🇺🙋⛏️👍😊
That agate is beautiful!
It really is!
Loving your videos!
Thanks so much!! 😃
Letssss goooooo. Another video hell yess
I got super excited the other day. I was walking the dog down Lyme Regis. UK. and I saw a skull shape on quite a large rock as I ran my hand over and started to roll the rock to see the other side and realized it was dryed bird crap.
Went from excited to disgusted in 2 seconds.
Your videos inspired me to get back into rock and fossil hunting. I've been finding some really cool corals in the USA Midwest, but I'm just amazed at the apparent ease with which you find vertebrae. Even if I found something like that, I wouldn't be able to keep it :(
Is there a law on specimen collection in your State?
Living in Ohio, nothing is fascinating to look for. So lucky to have access to fossils like those.
Yeah, Inlive in a great spot for fossil hunting!
Too bad you can’t get a car closer. At least you weren’t trying to carry an elephant sized rock up the cliff. I think fog and mist are the very essence of spooky…..luv ‘em.
Fog is always spooky, especially when it appears so quickly!
Fynn says thanks heaps for the shoutout, that made his day! Can't wait to bump into you one day on the beach!
Awesome! I'm really glad he saw it. I'm sure he's heard about the great crab Manny found on the beach. Send me an email with your postal address and I can send some fossils for the two of them.
@@MamlamboFossils that would be amazing but I feel we still owe you some beers from the last parcel you sent us, I presume you managed to see the video we sent back? And I presume you're a beer drinker too!
@@richardburridge2798 just found it again now! They did great at the IDs!!
At the end I thought you were headed for the brewery! That’s where I’d be lol
😆 I really did need a drink after that hike!
You found quite a lot! Beautiful cut specimens.
Thanks! Yeah, it was a good day for fossil hunting!
Were is the beach because I can’t find anything around Timaru or is it a secret?
Fantabulous 😎
Thanks!
Lots to work on. Good summer wishes🖖👋👋
Thanks, you too!
My immediate thought was fish bone, either a fin spine or a vertebral process, very difficult to distinguish between the two
Wow great finds, I wish the crabs I find were as monstrous as yours 💪🤩
I hope to find a rock with a crab inside on my beach one day, I just don't know if I'm allowed to keep it or if it belongs to the Queen aka the Crown. I need to do some research. I went rockhounding for the first time after watching dozens of these type of videos. Found lots of pretty stones I don't know the name of yet quartz and granite, a peice of petrified wood ( which at first I didn't think I found a peice till I went through my finds again ) tons of limestone with crinoids, brachiopods fossils. Some unakite. I went a little crazy and might have broke the rule of over hounding but I never go maybe once a year and looked through my haul several times picked out my faves and I will bring the rest back
That agate is spectacular. Chalcedony fluoresces under UV light, doesn’t it?
It’s just frustrating to watch and wonder, with extreme neediness, to know what’s inside say, that ‘flat crab’ looking thing, and having to know that I’ll likely not get to find out.
It’s torture!!! 😫😫😫
😖 Anyway, love the journey of your vids. I live in Florida where there are fossils Everywhere! Only, they are ‘all’ composed of different morphs of calcium. 😕
The sharks teeth and other good stuff aren’t as easy to find as it appears on some of the Florida fossil hunters’ channels. Therefore, I explore NZ vicariously through your work here. For that, I say thank you. ☮️
I will be prepping some of the ones I find in the videos, that one is especially weird so might do it. I need access to a Xray machine :)
@@MamlamboFossils That would be fantastic!
🤨🧐 The inquiring minds of fossil geeks EVERYWHERE, want to know!! 🤣
But seriously folks…
I understand how much work it is to prep such a specimen. You can’t just throw together a vid on all the curious finds by making a quick production video. It’s true research. I’m a bit jealous.
Have you considered air abrasion with a softer media? Something like walnut shell?
Its on my list of things to try! Its difficult getting access to the right size media in New Zealand so I have to make my own
Great video two thumbs fish spine
That was fun!
Cool finds
Super
@ 2:10 is that rock next to the bone a shiny ✨ one what was that how did you not pick it up and inspected that… so many questions was it a huge gold nugget, an alien egg, what was it ?
Awesome sauce!
Thanks moto 😃
OMG! That thumbnail could it be the origin of the victory V sign!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😉
There are clay cliffs on the Isle of Sheppy in the south east of the UK, our dad took us there, feels like a century ago. How heavy is your back pack by the end of the day?
nice hunting
Thanks!
Nice bro!
Thanks mate!
I think it could be interesting to make a thin slice out of the unshaped piece of bone - paleohistology is a thing and seeing the remnants of some million year old bone cells may be cool. The procedure goes like this: Encase the chunk or part of it in resin, get a thin slice, bond it to a piece glass and then polish it down to ~100 um or so.
What do fossil catfish spines look like (fossil fossil not h. Fossilis)?
What part of Nz you in? Awesome job!
Christchurch, thanks!!!
2:13 the fossil bone is ok, but I was transfixed by the rock to the right of it, made up of some kind of matrix and layers of shells. Beautiful!!!
You must get in a sweat wondering whether you’re cutting the rock in the right place!
How did these form? I've never seen fossils like this.
Nice speed through Oamaru at the end, did you stay to see the real penguins?
Not this time but I have a couple of times
You mentioned penguins. Do you have a video with a penguin?
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Well that's your next fossil
Can you find crab fossils in the UK?
I'm sure there will be, maybe in the London clay?
@@MamlamboFossils do you think they would be in concretions as in your videos?
I can just pick up on your accent some NZ just peaking through 🙂
dropstone?
Poor seal rip :(
Have you ever seen the movie The Fog?
I don't think I have actually, I think i read the book though! It was pretty creepy
2.14 was that a part skull or vertebrae in the concretion in the back round, next to where that bone was?
Oooh I'll go back and check!
@@MamlamboFossils it looked like jointed limb bones or digits to me.
Have you ever found early human bones or teeth?
No I haven't. I would just report those, I wouldn't touch or collect them
I found the Rock and split it open there was a seashell in it I didn't look at it for a a sometime. Then I went to open it up and the shell was disintegrated
Ah yeah, that does happen. Especially if there is some type of iron in the mix, it oxidizes and crumbles away.
@@MamlamboFossils thank you very much for your input
Mollusk fossils at my beach in 🇭🇷
Nice work!! There might be shark teeth too then!
@@MamlamboFossils seems like squid teeth or shells if only I could send a pic
Where do you live (Unironic)
Когда увидел левостороннее движение невольно дёрнулась левая нога в поисках сцепления....
Время от времени клетка вашего оставшегося мозга, состоящего всего из трех клеток, может даже подергиваться.
@@haraldschmidt8828 я должен восхитится вашим,не острым остроумием?больше трёх клеток напрягли?
5 people have never found a fossil.
Can you carbon date these?
Carbon dating is only to about 50k years, you would need another element with a longer half-live
Там дохлый морской котик, а он кекает с его, мде....