My brother has found dinosaur bones still stuck in the rock in Belfast and has contacted the museum but it's like nobody is interested. Seems strange that nobody is interested if dinosaur bones rare here.
@@needlehead9888 I know of a few dinosaurs from northern ireland, so not impossible. Just depends on the layers they are in here: 1.paleobiodb.org/classic/basicCollectionSearch?collection_no=139588 2. www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/j.ctt1pn61w
@@rachelm2646 Unfortunately it wasn't dinosaur bones. Got in contact with someone form Ulster museum who explianed unusual geological stuff that happens that can make things look like large bones. On a positive note i recently found a bronze age axe head in Belfast that i know is real and the museum will be collecting it. Sorry for the disappointment.
well at least the two that were found belonged to two relatively famous dinosaurs a herbivore need "Scelidosaurus", and a carnivore named "Megalosaurus"
Hold on! The tetrapod footprints on Valentia Island are 3rd oldest footprints in the World (#1,2 are in Australia). How does that figure? Tiny creature 100myr before dinosaurs footprint remains but nothing else inbetween.
If they went to whitespots country park behind the soome center between newtownards and bangor , the rocks up there are plasterd and i mean plasters with fossal foot prints everywhere , and i mean everywhere , theres not a rock up at the top that dosent have a foosil foot prints on it of some sort or anothers , thousands of them . and no one knows about it . PEOPLE ARE TOO BUSY RIDING THERE MOTOR BIKES OVER THEM TO LOOK AT WHAT THEY ARE RIDING OVER . SUCH A SHAME ...well dash darn it . no one replied or took intrest . if i knew how to post a photo in here i would blow you're mnd with what we found .
My brother has found dinosaur bones still stuck in the rock in Belfast and has contacted the museum but it's like nobody is interested. Seems strange that nobody is interested if dinosaur bones rare here.
it wasn't dinosaur bones then
@@needlehead9888 I know of a few dinosaurs from northern ireland, so not impossible. Just depends on the layers they are in here: 1.paleobiodb.org/classic/basicCollectionSearch?collection_no=139588
2. www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/j.ctt1pn61w
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@@rachelm2646 Unfortunately it wasn't dinosaur bones. Got in contact with someone form Ulster museum who explianed unusual geological stuff that happens that can make things look like large bones.
On a positive note i recently found a bronze age axe head in Belfast that i know is real and the museum will be collecting it.
Sorry for the disappointment.
@@epicchannel4724 that’s fine hahaha still a very cool find well done :)
well at least the two that were found belonged to two relatively famous dinosaurs
a herbivore need "Scelidosaurus", and a carnivore named "Megalosaurus"
My disappointment is outweighed by my intrigue.
I found a shell fossil on my dads farm land in Meath
Amassing stiru about dinosaur keep on vlogging po
yep that made me sad i taught it was over the ice age
Hold on! The tetrapod footprints on Valentia Island are 3rd oldest footprints in the World (#1,2 are in Australia). How does that figure? Tiny creature 100myr before dinosaurs footprint remains but nothing else inbetween.
Oh the rain and the poverty
If they went to whitespots country park behind the soome center between newtownards and bangor , the rocks up there are plasterd and i mean plasters with fossal foot prints everywhere , and i mean everywhere , theres not a rock up at the top that dosent have a foosil foot prints on it of some sort or anothers , thousands of them . and no one knows about it . PEOPLE ARE TOO BUSY RIDING THERE MOTOR BIKES OVER THEM TO LOOK AT WHAT THEY ARE RIDING OVER . SUCH A SHAME ...well dash darn it . no one replied or took intrest . if i knew how to post a photo in here i would blow you're mnd with what we found .
Intrigued.