We Found LOADS of Shark Teeth and Whale Fossils in the FOREST!? (10,000,000 Year Old Ocean Floor)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- This was another excellent fossil hunting trip to one of our favorite little creeks! We managed to score some incredible shark teeth, including megalodon teeth, rare Miocene aged terrestrial mammals like gomphotheres (elephant-like animals), bone-crushing dogs, three-toed horses and more! We also saw all sorts of cool mushrooms, as we normally do in locations such as this.
This particular location was the ocean floor for millions of years prior to becoming what is now the FL peninsula. Because of this, the sediment under the forest we're walking through in the video is loaded with Miocene aged fossils and the small creek cuts through that sediment. If you could dig a hole deep enough anywhere in that forest, you could potentially find the same types of fossils.
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@@andresterk2775 Absolutely! I ship all over Europe often.
I got my 13 year old son a paleo pack for Christmas. He absolutely loved it. He they me and his younger sister help look as well. Still have 3/4 of the bag to look through. He’s a future paleontologist.
Just found your channel the other day. My 4yo foster son and I like watching you guys finding all sorts of fossils and treasures! Can you direct me to a link to your bags of fossils? I think it would be a PERFECT and motivating activity for him. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Hi Michelle, I’d be glad to help! You can find them at www.PaleoCris.com/PaleoPack.
Brilliant I just love how you two make the video so exciting. Always looking forward to seeing the next one. I can now recognise the different shark teeth, even at 70 it’s never to late to learn! Cris, please be careful playing Tarzan those swamp children could be setting traps for you. 😂
That Bri is a lucky girl! She found a couple of amazing fossils! Kudos on the big Meg, Cris! You guys make quite a pair of hunters!💖
Dude you could start a museum with all this stuff. 😃
Incredible day full of finds as always! I love how you add a picture of the possible animal for everyone to see what they would have looked like. Always very informative and fun. Thanks as always for sharing!
Seeing the animal pictures really adds value.
I just love watching you and Bri digging for fossils! Thanks again for showing a diagram of where the bone is located on the animal, I really appreciate it! :-)
So I was going to get some work done, but that had to wait when I saw you had posted.
As always I am really appreciating the format of your videos. The flora and fauna focus along with your discoveries is fantastic and I love the diagrams and images you are including .
Thank you!
Oh, and you teeth are looking super nice. I only just noticed the braces. Good for you!
I really like the new format where you are telling us what things are as you go along. And thanks for doing the paleo packs. My nephew LOVED his!
I used to live just outside Nashville in Bellevue where there were tons of fossils by the highway. People used to honk and harass me but I loved it. I’d much rather go in the woods in creeks. But there’s really nothing like it. The stars and planets and fossils and music.
Bri minute 20:30 got overexcited!! Chris: stop!! Stop!! Lol 😂 i
LOVE YOU TWO yaaaah new video
I love when you hunt this tiny creek! Always so many exciting finds.
Paleo only fans at 20:31 😂😂 I love the content and the love And passion for everything you both find and I appreciate the knowledge you pass on in your videos!!
That skull is so cool!
I love your creek! The mushrooms, trees, vines, flora, and wait anxiously for the reveal of every handful of gravel!
you two always seem to have fun i have been watching for a while now but first time to comment the fossils you two find just wonderful keep looking
Awesome finds!!! I know we have fossils here in Arkansas, but not sure where to find them yet. Hopefully I’ll find some soon.
Great video! Thanks for sharing ✌🏻
Great finds! As soon as it gets warmer, I hope you can do some overnighters so that you can enjoy a good area longer!
Awesome finds! It would be great to see a little something on how you preserve the fossils after finding them. 😁
I've always loved little creeks like that. Bri has the eye and her enthusiasm is great to watch. I've turned people on to her art here in CO ( Dinasaur Ridge). Her dog skulls evoke a lot of emotion. Awesome video guys.
I love you two as a team. Y'all have such great knowledge of the hidden treasures found under your feet. Absolutely amazing!! Thank you for the superb content and fun video.
Your videos are always a treat! I just ordered one of your paleopacks for myself as a birthday treat. 🙂 And my kid bought me a sketch journal to document/ID my “finds”…
I found a 3 toed horse jaw at Thomas farm along with possibly the worlds largest alligator olseni skull and a camel/llama jaw.
Incredible finds, thank you for sharing 😉 👍
great finds thanks for taking us along
Hiya Chris, hey Brie had a Wild Kyle moment for a little while there, loved it! Awesome video dude! Some awesome fossil finds. Nice arrow head also. I hope yall have a awesome blessed day.
Cya! 😺🐟out!
I love when you show drawing with bone or tooth you found colored and put on the drawing so we can see where it was located on the animal or fish!👍🇺🇸
Always enjoy your videos. I look forward to ordering a paleopack soon! 😍
It's nice to see people like you and Brie that are so enthusiastic and passionate about your hobby, I throughly enjoy watching you guys video,s, please keep them coming.
Just started watching your site, I love it. I don’t have the knowledge you guys do but I love being out of doors search the shores around the Chesapeak Bay
Loved it as always! You two are like peas and carrots 😄🥰
Great finds!!!
Love the new way you are doing the videos. Great descriptions when you find everything.
mate your vids are awesome ,you and bri work well together and showing the pictures of what the fossils are is so cool,you are so lucky to live in such a diverse enviroment
Awesome!! Way to go, guys! Great trip :)
When I was a kid, my grandparents lived in Bath, NC. Right across the Pamlico River was Texas Gulf Phosphate Mine ( now PCS Phosphate) at Aurora, where they have found all kinds of fossils from various dinosaurs to giant Meg teeth. A lot of the local properties will use their tailings for driveways and walkways. We would go and spend hours at some of the public properties and find sharks teeth, small meg teeth, different vertebrae, fossilized clam and urchin. It was always a favorite pastime of mine.
I'm amazed at the fossils and shark teeth y'all find. Enjoyed the video 🏹
Great video again. Love youre content ❤ I'm not 100% sure but i think the little slimey funghi is called the porcelain funghi they look the same as the funghi we have here in holland😊be safe you guys
That’s awesome I live in Kentucky and I go shed hunting for deer antlers every year and I always find deer skulls when I go out she definitely knows her stuff nontypical it was very cool skull loved it love y’all’s videos to can’t wait to see y’all back in Kentucky
Nice finds! Was stationed in Florida for many years but only beachcombed. Found out about places like that after moving on. Hope one day I'll have time to visit. 👍
Your always lucky as you got bri by your side . Awesome video as always , could watch you 2 allday everyday
Love you two!
I think I marathoned almost all the videos. I love fossils.
Haha, that’s awesome. We do too. 😁 Thanks for watching the videos!
@@PaleoCris Your welcome to come to Texas. There are a few places that good hunting around here. I hope to soon make a trip to Murpheesboro Arkansas to hunt diamonds lol seems like fun.
Nice finds
ive been watching you guys for so long i live right by daytona beach and would DIEE to do this it looks like so much fun
All I can say is...I WANT TO GO THERE!!!
👍VIDEO PROGRESSION fantastic thrills......STORY TELLIN so educational .......DEER SKULL & Antlers 🦌 SPIRITUAL very beginning! YOU BOTH are some TEAM SOooo much KNOWLEDGE
TOTALLY took a BIG BITE out of the DAY in the END🦈 COLLECTION & ALL creature TEETH....TREASURES.
Wow. You both did awesome. That skull with the horns still attached is just too much. Would love to see what you do with it.
That Bone crushing dog tooth is exceptional! I’ve got an Amphicyon canine, but it is not nearly as high quality.
When I was a kid, I was convinced that Lemon Sharks were called that because the smelled like lemons. But then I thought perogies were made from Portuguese man of wars.
Reminds me of my high school days in the 70s when Jaws just came out. Lived in Jacksonville Fl and paid my car payment with all the shark teeth I found.
I love all your videos especially the ones you do with Wild Kyle 😜 ✌
Great video Cris & Bri
That mushroom scene was the most lol always good times!
Fantastic fossil finds!
This was great man, thank you.
Moved from Charleston SC to Hudson Fl 2 months ago and I miss Fossil hunting soooooo bad I know there are treasures not far from me but I have to learn the areas and places where I won’t get in trouble if anyone has any tips I would greatly appreciate them... thanks and love the vids y’all
Yes Chris....you are definitely a lucky man. Hope you realize that by now. great finds too.
I really like how you started showing where the fossils you find belong on the animal.
Awesome finds and great video!
Great finds. Chris, what is your background? You seem so knowledgeable. Greeting from Alberta ( it is freezing cold here).
Been watching you guys a while...I'm a Brie fan now, though! Hey, where do you get your wader's?? I always get too carried away and got soaked on Christmas Days and New Year"s Day..
Was a little chilly and got head cold to prove it!
Nice creek spot!
Look at both of you in your cute glasses!
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Bri: There's alot of bones here 7:43
Cris: oh you're getting boned?
Bri: Mhmm
Cris: Nice ;)
Bri is a fossil whisperer.
Awesome!
That was an awesome spot!!!! Poor girl had to work with wet buns though! Lol 😆 🤣 😂
So this is for Bree. When you were jangling the dugong bone they were making different sounds and it occurred to me that they might be able to be made into a cool type of wind chime. Unfortunately I don’t have access to cool fossils so I know you are very artistic and I think you can come up with something. Let me know
i'm sorry but the slimy mushroom part had me dead xD !!!!!!!
Those dugong bones sound like they would make an interesting wind chime kind of thing.
The shallow seas must have been absolute mayhem. We think we’re violent now. How about the sea creatures of today then compare them to the absolute chaos of 10,000,000+ years ago. How did anything, including juvenile giant sharks get to be big? So many teeth. So much prehistoric suffering and fear. I guess dugong bones were round because they had to resist being bit by giant sharks constantly. Have you ever found dugong bones with serrated meg tooth marks?
Holy shit and Kyle and his dad found a similar but slightly bigger deer skull in his video... for a moment I was thinking that this was one of those where you were all together, but no... what a coincidence!
21:02 did the native Americans ever use teeth like this as tools? There must have been even more specimens a thousand years ago. I wonder, did it inspire the arrow head shapes?
Can you find this stuff in any creek in FL, or only in certain parts of the state?
11:53 Alien Covenant vibes
Someone might have to correct me because my screen is a bit blurry but is there another sharks tooth to the left of the lemon shark tooth at 7:22 ? It is to the left of the leaf that is almost touching the lemon shark tooth and basically right under the circular rock. Again correct me if I'm wrong.
First!
That was a pretty nice dead head you found right away
Why don't you put Dugong bone on your web site? It might be common in Florida, but not in Pa.
I’ll do that soon, Jeff. I have been asked quite a few times if I would.
I always tell myself that I'd probably give myself a hernia my first time at a spot like that because I'd want to take home all the Dugong bones.
@@PaleoCris I've always thought they would make cool paper weights.
What are those pitted pieces to the lower right of the shark teeth at the end there?
I think that the mushroom looks like a poisonous deathcap, only a baby one.
I live n fla would love the chance to search if u can provide location
Would so love for y’all to find that tooth that guy is looking for I think it’s a a million dollars. Would go so far in your life style.
So you mention fresh water turtle and gator tooth, but we see gators in the ocean off the east coast now. So, were these creatures millions of years ago just wandering wherever they wanted to go? Likely, a dumb comment. just trying to learn. Thank for the great videos.
Whoa. Sorry for commenting so much but you struck a chords. Music theory is also a language. Not a set of rules. It’s just a way for musicians to quickly describe something musical. But it isn’t needed to create great music. It’s just a language.
I know you dont really like to give out the exact locations of where you fossil hunt, but as a beginner into this hobby would you be able to tell how to find a good spot to start?
I always recommend the Peace River in FL to newer people. It’s a fantastic place for fossils.
Why do dugongs have such round ribs?
That big meg you found is broken perfectly symmetrical ??? I have found hundreds of broken shark teeth and none symmetrical.
Do you think it was worked by an Indian ??
I didn't think about that possibility, but it could be a point for a weapon, more practical than a flint stone to work on several hours 😄
20:31 👁👄👁
Do you guys ever find trilobites?
Florida is not old enough to expose trilobites at its surface. We have found them in other states though.
Why are the shark teeth different colors? White, black, gray?
I’m going to be visiting Venice FL is there any parks that I can find stuff like this for my son
Those big grape vines are a very good source of water if necessary
You’re absolutely right. I’ve cut small ones before that you could put a bucket under and literally fill up with water.
Where is this?
Not sure why you're asking, the answers ALWAYS going to be HELL YES!
So which do lrefer, cold water or mosquitoes?
I’ll take the cold water all day as long as I don’t have to be submerged in it.
@@PaleoCris haha, , same here, great video as usual, me and my son love watching
I would love to go exploring there! Where is this?
Rubbed that mushroom cap and got all sticky.