Shark Tooth Hunting in Florida | DALLMYD Found a Megalodon Shark Tooth & Other Fossils!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2018
- I was recently contacted by Jake (DALLMYD here on TH-cam) about taking him out to find some megalodon shark teeth and other fossils here in Florida. The trip was an absolutely blast and Jake found multiple nice juvenile megalodon shark teeth, a big mako tooth, snaggletooth shark teeth and more.
Jake's channel: / @dallmyd
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Thanks again Cris for taking me out on my first shark tooth hunt!!
My pleasure man! I had a blast.
DALLMYD where is this
I just watched the dallmyd version before this
DALLMYD hi big fan
was a blast to see two of my favorite channel do a video together ! the one with brandon is awesome too ! (: planning a trip for 2020 to go hunting and diving in the usa
What a memorable trip! It's always love to meet like-minded individuals equally obsessed with finding cool stuff. We had a blast making new friends, finding cool fossils and acting crazy! If you like this video, don't forget to leave a thumbs up and subscribe for more like this soon. Check out the shop at paleocris.com/ if you'd like to help support this channel.
Great video Cris! I’m sure you will continue to gain quite a bit of support from Jakes fans!
Thanks!
It's so pleasant to see three, young and handsome men having such a great time together, enjoying and encouraging one another in such a healthy hobby! Your kindness toward one another shows with every smile and high-five given. Even with a little healthy competition, the kindness and happiness for one another never wains. So refreshing to see in this day and age. I always enjoy your video's, not only for your finds but for the joy you bring this old girl. 😊 ( I was born raised in Jacksonville Fl., and played in many creeks as a young girl, just wished I'd looked a little closer way back when ). 😉
you guys are super wholesome and i really enjoy seeing how passionate you guys are about this stuff.
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it.
Glad to see a Big channel coming and searching with you guys.
I really enjoy the videos where you and Kyle take new hunters out for the first time. The passion is so much fun!
Kyle's t-rex find had me cracking up, his story had aliens and everything! hahaha!!
DO it again ! ! ! LOVE all you guys together ! Soooo much fun watching it all happening. Never stop PLEASE.
This did not disappointed, Jake's enthusiasm was palpable.
Wow, you guys had a blast! What awesome fossils! This was a great video, I really enjoyed it! Your channel is great, Chris!
This is my favorite video from you guys so far. You made your new friend so happy. You're good peoples! 😎 And thank you so much for picking up trash in the river and sharing your finds and adventures with everyone.
It would be hard to not get excited with how excited Cris is! Talk about making it fun. I wanna go shark tooth hunting now too! Think they have any in Nebraska lol
I was here for Jake, but I'm staying for Cris!
Awesome video! I remember the first time I found a shark tooth and was Immediately hooked. I would love to go on the hunt with y'all. It's always great seeing you and kyle's reaction to finding the teeth because y'all react the same way I do. Keep up the great videos!!!!
Awesome man! Looks like so much fun!! Great video! Great hunt! GL&HH🤙🏼
Thanks man! Let me know if you're ever in FL and want to do this sort of thing.
Deal!😉
Good video there Chris looks like you guys all had a pretty good time.
Awesome adventure, thank you for sharing!
I think yall need to get with Jake ,Jared, and yapping. All 5 of you would have way too much fun together ❤.
Love that makeshift sifter, I may have to follow suit!
Now that had ta be a blast ! I'd bring a tent an spend the weekend haha ! Great vid. 👊
PaleoCris is the most precious person 😍 Im dying
Nice hunt man, and killer collaboration!
Thanks man!
looks like fun.....wish I had a little of that energy.....great video
Hey man, I just subscribed and liked the video. Keep up the hard, AND, amazing work!
Thanks!! I will definitely keep it up and appreciate the encouragement.
You guys are so excited it's cool
awesome video I would love to go with you guys fossil hunting one-day it's on my bucket list lol
Great stuff you are amazing
Very cool.
So awesome, would love to go with you guys one day!!
Ahhhh i just discovered this channel and i'm in LOVE
Wooo, glad to hear it Naomi! 😁
Awesome!
Wow you guys are awesome I so want to go fossil hunting with you and Kyle
beautiful adventure! 👍
Thanks!
bro this is so cool, I really wanna go shark tooth hunting😭
Good stuff
Thanks!
Maybe it would be cool if you expanded the assortment of your shop :)
Great work very informative and entertaining.
I want to go hunting for teeth now!
Any idea where I can go in Australia?
I found shark teeth in Maryland and my home state New Jersey, I need to come out there and do some Florida shark teeth hunting with a big boys.
That's the first time I've seen someone find a whale ear bone! So that means it's the first time I've seen a whale ear bone! Haha very cool!
so much fun - not really the same in UK
super and wonderful thing to do, would love to find a meg. great channel subbed and liked too :0)
Thanks Robert! Hope you enjoy the future content, too.
subbed to both you and kyle, love the vids and the banter too :0) look forward to more vids :0)
Man I've been binge watching your videos all day! I love them! I am now officially inspired, and I want to go on shark tooth hunts myself. However I don't live anywhere near Florida. Do you by chance know of a decent place to hunt on the west coast? More specifically the Washington/ Oregon area? Thank you! -Dallin
I know that Bakersfield CA has crazy shark tooth sites, and I have heard of marine fossil sites in Oregon. You might want to try searching for your state on The Fossil Forum, a website full of collectors that post their finds...you should be able to find a lot more info than what I can provide. Good luck, and glad you're enjoying the vids!
Hey Chris,
I live in Florida and I was wondering if you can recommend some good spots to go fossil hunting other than the usual Caspersen beach and so on?
Peace river is a good spot I heard
Paleocris reply to this comment so I can prove to everyone else later that I watched your channel so early before you blew up
Haha, you were among the earliest supporters! You still hunt shark teeth in your area?
There’s no teeth in my area, but I haven’t been out hunting since the two vids I posted, but I would definitely still want to go back out to find some more
i think something that would be cool to see in these videos is how long you guys have been out there and a little more into the process of what goes into it. Dont get me wrong, i like seeing all the finds back to back, i just think it might be more interesting to know how long it takes to find another tooth. As of now it seems like you find them super easily when im sure your out there all day and takes some time.
Thanks for the recommendation. maybe I can do a timelapse here and there to show the passing of time without it being too boring.
PaleoCris yeah I understand it’s probably hard to make it not boring when u aren’t finding stuff. I can tell how satisfying it is when u find the tooth, but to me at least, it’s not as exciting as it could be because we aren’t seeing the grind that goes into making that sweet find. I may be the only one who feels this way. I don’t want to come here telling u how to do things by any means so if I’m overstepping by offering suggestions just let me know.
Constructive criticism and different ideas are always welcome.
do a shark tooth store video
I think this means you guys have to join Jake for a river treasure hunt now haha!
I did in the last vid where he found a gun!
#notificationsquad
Haha, nice! 😁 Thanks for watching and commenting.
Where in Florida did you find this? Everglades or one of the runoff areas?
Northern part of FL in most of my vids...higher elevation means more erosion and usually more fossils.
Any resources you would recommend to start learning the anatomies of extinct animals to aid in fossil identification?
I’d start by learning the anatomy of modern animals since most fossil animals were pretty similar (at least the later vertebrates). I learned a lot by examining modern animal skeletons and googling images/diagrams of the skeletal morphology of different animals. Once you learn the morphology of basic classes of animals, you can ID things you’ve never even seen before based on similarities and differences to other skeletal elements that you are familiar with.
Hey PaleoCris, I'm new to your channel, wherr do you find such awesome bones?
All over Florida! You just have to find the right age sediment in a place that doesn't have too much sand.
Pleas reply were in California can I find shark teeth and is it a good place?
Bakersfield, CA. Research Shark Tooth Hill.
Are there any spots on land in NC to find shark teeth?
Yes, almost any creek in the east of NC will provide teeth
Were do you fossil hunt
how do I get a chance to do this with my family???? like do you have something for me to contact you on for more info
+little one You can contact me on Instagram @paleocris for more info, or Kyle at @the wild.kyle
Hi big bro
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is this private land, state land, what? Do you guys know you need a collecting permit in Florida for anything major?
I have both an individual and multi-user permit for collecting done on state land, but this isn't state land. Still, I work closely with the Florida Museum of Natural History/University of Florida's vertebrate paleontology department and donate scientifically significant discoveries to them for study, even if the land the fossils are on isn't state owned. I very much enjoy the contribution to science I can make in that way.
I used to live in Fla., an alum of the University of Florida where I worked part-time at the Florida State Museum as an Assistant Curator. Do you know if Dr. David Webb is still in residence there? He was my Vertebrate Paleo teacher back in the day. I notice you and others who post videos about meg hunting and the like never mention the stream, river or estuary you are hunting in. Why is that? There are so few public places that one can fossil or gem/mineral hunt anymore.
Dr. David Webb retired quite a few years ago. Most of my interactions have been with Dr. Richard Hulbert (and Russ McCarty before he retired), the collections manager for UF's vertebrate paleontology department. As far as not giving location, it's one of those things where I'd be glad to teach anybody how to find sites, but I put a lot of time researching and miles of exploration to find the places I have. If good sites were everywhere, I'd be less reluctant to post them online, but as it is, people check my photos for GPS location tags (which are never there) 🤣
Was that a dead frog 🐸
Why is jake not wearing anything in any of his vids
He doesn't have a body man, he's just a flying head with flying hands.
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I need to get the. Shop addie. I am suffering with throat cancer and I need something to do .
If you want to despair in humanity read some of the comments on Jake's video of this.
hahaha! I have been enjoying commenting there since I love the topic so much...I never get tired of explaining how we know what we know, how we ID stuff, etc. But yes, it is spooky.
@@PaleoCris I think the recent film and 'Professor Google' have a lot to answer for. Either way a great video and loved Jake's reaction to finding something millions of years old. The 'describe a prehistoric dugong' on the fly had me in stitches.
I think they're all just young people. :)
Who wants to go there but lives in England
Tip: visit cornwall in england, I went there on holiday and found quite some fossils