See now, aren't you glad you weren't hiking in the U.S. Southwestern desert? I live there and just came back a few days ago from a hiking trip, and you can never leave anything (especially your shoes) outside your tent in the desert because scorpions love to climb inside them during the night. Rattlers too; they love shoes. Nothing like shoving your feet into your sneakers and having to go to the hospital afterwards... Man, I'd love to visit the Shanklin Museum; that looks fantastic; and oh MAN, that fossil shop! **makes grabby hands** I can totally sympathize with your aches and pains; in the middle of my trip I wimped out and stayed in a cheap hotel in Alamagordo NM so I could soak all day in a hot bath and sleep on a real bed. Do not judge me; the desert is a cruel bastard. Looking forward to Part II and your further adventures!
I just finished a month long mapping project on the Isle for my third year uni report, gotta say it’s weird but highly entertaining to see all this stuff in the video and recognise this as areas I spent days mapping in. Also can confirm climbing Culver down (2:55) sucks
You've inspired me - I want to go to IoW now. Also, you gave me flashbacks to when I was surrounded by about 20-30 cows when out walking my dog, that all started bucking and jumping very threateningly. It took quite a while to reach the edge of the field, opening my jacket like a kid pretending to be Batman, to make myself look bigger and get them to back off, spinning round and round, coz it was always the ones I wasn't facing that'd make the charge. They kill more people than sharks!
This is a great channel and makes me want to create something similar. Also thank God u guys made it through that ferocious theropod attack, bloody terrifying.
Once again great video guys! Funny and informational! It really shows that you guys are actually interested in this stuff and how intelligent you are! Hope you had a great time! I loved seeing your smiles, they were so contagious!! Keep it up boys!!!
I'm Welsh but spent most of my childhood on the Isle of Wight (dad got a job there.) Didn't have nearly as much local celebration of dinosaurs there back then, that museum didnt exist. Parents still live there and I visit them a couple times a year. I finally got to visit that museum during a visit last summer; it's great; I was there a good couple of hours and still didn't properly see everything. Going there again on a future visit for sure!
If you guys ever find yourselves contemplating a visit to the US, you should plan for at least one day to visit LA, we have a pretty good dinosaur hall at the Natural History Museum of LA. There's also a really good mammal hall featuring the fossils of many different extinct mammals. There are also plenty of other really nice exhibits, including three separate exhibits featuring mounts of present day mammals. In the same area as the Natural History Museum there's also a very nice science museum which is free to visit. But, for a small fee of something like $2 (the last time I went) you can go visit the Space Shuttle Discovery exhibit, which is worth the small fee. You get to see all sorts of things related to the space shuttle program and its history. The highlight of the exhibit is being able to see the shuttle itself, which you can walk around and under. It's displayed so low that you feel like if you were tall enough you could just reach out and touch the bottom of it, a really fantastic exhibit.
I write this comment from my hotel room in Sandown - thanks for inspiring me to have a little visit over here! The Dinosaur Isle museum is absolutely fantastic as is Jurassic Jim, who, on asking how I heard about his shop, (being from this video) remembered you guys and says hi! :D Keep up the good work :)
Awesome! I've been waiting for this. I'd never heard of this place before your first video and now Dino Island is definitely on my list of places to visit. Thanks guys!
Wow watching you guys hunting for that sausage roll after many hours of walking would be a similar experience to what many Paleolithic hunters would have experienced when big game hunting thousands of years ago. High risk high reward, but sometimes you miss out on that mammoth sausage roll and you have to make do with chips!!
Never actually seen flint "in the ground" so that you could just pick it up and use it. That might have been nothing for most, but that was a true BONUS! moment for me.
This gave me so many memories from my child hood when I’d go there years on end for a holiday. And I’m from Portsmouth so it easy to get there which is good
Hahahaha! The cow encounter is so funny! I've been living in areas with cows for a long time. They are massive but usually gentle and curious creatures (except for the males) I'm sure they were hoping you would pet them.
If you ever want to go to the Morrison and Hell Creek Formation and you can make it as far as the midwest, I would be happy to take you on a road trip there.
@@boxelderinitiative3897 Agreed indefinetly. Despite the fact that these two large theropods proven the carnivore & generalist behaviore of Spinosauridae clade
This video was great you should definitely do more videos like this in the future :^D can't wait to see part two where you're attacked by a living theropod dinosaur! Fret display and everything
You guys just missed SVPCA on the island! Could have filmed a literal busload of somewhat merry palaeontologists in the wild 😛 Looking forward to seeing the rest of your trip!
Such an enjoyable video, reminded me of whitby in the 90s, looking for jet on the beach, i found a pyrite ammonite but no jet =) awesome project, part 2 cannot come soon enough!
I've learned that it can be tricky to guess an age. I'm always given somewhere around 24 and my wife is looking 16, but we are 37 and 36 years old. As far as I know, they could be anywhere between 16 to 37 years old.
if you're ever in America (or new york specifically) you should check out Lake Skaneateles in the finger lakes. Theres literally millions of invert fossils littered all over certain shores of the lake. I was ice fishing there and on one shore we found boulders that were just completely made up of tiny shelled invertebrates. its called the Staghorn Cliffs really beautiful
BTW, by "Dinosaur Island", I thought you meant the island of dinosaurs created Sir Richard Attenborough. I thought maybe you found the island used in the movie, or something.
Wow I was impressed with the rock identifying seriously did u ever find anything good out there like some cool fossils? I'd love to visit that place to bad I live like super far away in MI. 😓
Dinosaurs 64millions years ago: eat you with one bite
Dinosaurs today: attacks your foot
If you live in Australia they dive bomb you on your morning bike ride... or defeat your military in a war.
hey fowl diverged from other dinosaurs(birds) about 100 million years ago so they count. ;)
This is great, best low budget travel show
Great catch there of a living avian Dinosaur... a rooster. See it is still showing the T-Rex predatory attack instincts.
Exactly....Good thing they survived the attack of that terrifying therapod, and made part two!
You madlads, you did it
If one can not have access to sausage rolls, you are basically starving.
"Bloody geologists"
Ah, King Henry the 8th, the man who rode a rhino into battle on the beaches of Omaha. Great rhino rider, poor island designer.
🤣
Ah, all the lovely Duke of Edinburgh memories...
Imagine doing that, but across all of europe, walking to every major fossil hunting site.
No... please no...
Please do not give them any more ideas
I'm in :-D
Ben G Thomas hop down to the US and I’ll teach you how to hike for real. We’re gonna do the Appalachian
If I done that I would feel like I was in JPOG
See now, aren't you glad you weren't hiking in the U.S. Southwestern desert? I live there and just came back a few days ago from a hiking trip, and you can never leave anything (especially your shoes) outside your tent in the desert because scorpions love to climb inside them during the night. Rattlers too; they love shoes. Nothing like shoving your feet into your sneakers and having to go to the hospital afterwards... Man, I'd love to visit the Shanklin Museum; that looks fantastic; and oh MAN, that fossil shop! **makes grabby hands** I can totally sympathize with your aches and pains; in the middle of my trip I wimped out and stayed in a cheap hotel in Alamagordo NM so I could soak all day in a hot bath and sleep on a real bed. Do not judge me; the desert is a cruel bastard.
Looking forward to Part II and your further adventures!
I just finished a month long mapping project on the Isle for my third year uni report, gotta say it’s weird but highly entertaining to see all this stuff in the video and recognise this as areas I spent days mapping in. Also can confirm climbing Culver down (2:55) sucks
You've inspired me - I want to go to IoW now.
Also, you gave me flashbacks to when I was surrounded by about 20-30 cows when out walking my dog, that all started bucking and jumping very threateningly.
It took quite a while to reach the edge of the field, opening my jacket like a kid pretending to be Batman, to make myself look bigger and get them to back off, spinning round and round, coz it was always the ones I wasn't facing that'd make the charge.
They kill more people than sharks!
It makes sense that they kill more people than sharks though, how would they even get to the sharks??
Next video: When Cows Ate Sharks
@@elleboman8465 Good one! Made me laugh!
This is a great channel and makes me want to create something similar.
Also thank God u guys made it through that ferocious theropod attack, bloody terrifying.
Really amusing video to watch, can't wait for part 2!
"Bloody geologists." LOL!
Yeah, what did they ever give us?
this was beyond a lovely experience, thanks for sharing it with us guys
BGT:Unremarkably speaks about getting attacked by a real life dinosaur.
Also BGT: C O W S
Once again great video guys! Funny and informational! It really shows that you guys are actually interested in this stuff and how intelligent you are! Hope you had a great time! I loved seeing your smiles, they were so contagious!! Keep it up boys!!!
I'm Welsh but spent most of my childhood on the Isle of Wight (dad got a job there.) Didn't have nearly as much local celebration of dinosaurs there back then, that museum didnt exist. Parents still live there and I visit them a couple times a year. I finally got to visit that museum during a visit last summer; it's great; I was there a good couple of hours and still didn't properly see everything. Going there again on a future visit for sure!
If you guys ever find yourselves contemplating a visit to the US, you should plan for at least one day to visit LA, we have a pretty good dinosaur hall at the Natural History Museum of LA. There's also a really good mammal hall featuring the fossils of many different extinct mammals. There are also plenty of other really nice exhibits, including three separate exhibits featuring mounts of present day mammals.
In the same area as the Natural History Museum there's also a very nice science museum which is free to visit. But, for a small fee of something like $2 (the last time I went) you can go visit the Space Shuttle Discovery exhibit, which is worth the small fee. You get to see all sorts of things related to the space shuttle program and its history. The highlight of the exhibit is being able to see the shuttle itself, which you can walk around and under. It's displayed so low that you feel like if you were tall enough you could just reach out and touch the bottom of it, a really fantastic exhibit.
I write this comment from my hotel room in Sandown - thanks for inspiring me to have a little visit over here! The Dinosaur Isle museum is absolutely fantastic as is Jurassic Jim, who, on asking how I heard about his shop, (being from this video) remembered you guys and says hi! :D Keep up the good work :)
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Awesome! I've been waiting for this.
I'd never heard of this place before your first video and now Dino Island is definitely on my list of places to visit.
Thanks guys!
Wow watching you guys hunting for that sausage roll after many hours of walking would be a similar experience
to what many Paleolithic hunters would have experienced when big game hunting thousands of years ago.
High risk high reward, but sometimes you miss out on that mammoth sausage roll and you have to make do with chips!!
Never actually seen flint "in the ground" so that you could just pick it up and use it. That might have been nothing for most, but that was a true BONUS! moment for me.
10:14 I wish there was footage there of them attacking an unsuspecting paleonthologist and stealing his fossiles
This gave me so many memories from my child hood when I’d go there years on end for a holiday. And I’m from Portsmouth so it easy to get there which is good
What a great video.
Hahahaha! The cow encounter is so funny! I've been living in areas with cows for a long time. They are massive but usually gentle and curious creatures (except for the males) I'm sure they were hoping you would pet them.
cool to get to see the people behind the channel !
0:54: Attack of a living dinosaur.
I enjoyed it! Bring on part II!
You guys are so silly lol. I really enjoy all your videos.
Thank you for including my drawing at the end of your video😀 You guys are awesome👍🏻
"something went wrong" yeah I immediately saw a car driving on the wrong side of the road!
The left side is the correct side. Its statistically much safer.
Excellent video. I enjoyed the bloop moments!!
Loving the Jurassic Park reference 11:51
Seeing scientists suffer while doing exercise is always good entertainment
The video nobody asked for but everyone needed. Good shit boys
Thanks for sharing this for us guys. Can't wait for part two!
If you ever want to go to the Morrison and Hell Creek Formation and you can make it as far as the midwest, I would be happy to take you on a road trip there.
Whoa I would have love this place when I was younger.
Little known fact, caulkicephalus was indispensible to the ancient dinos for properly water and weather-proofing their homes.
You guys have so much fun make this video.
I enjoy the video, Can wait for next video.
Charming and educational. Good on both of you.
Wishing Seat “I wish my shit didn’t hurt.”
Read my mind
This is brilliant! I can’t wait for part 2!
Lovely video of a seemingly lovely trip, nice!
"it's not a big house. Actually it's a tent." Ok the trip was worth it cause the guy was finally funny 😅
I'm glad that Doug's wish came true XD
Waiting on part 2.👍🦕
Fantastic walk! I hope to see more of these in the future. Maybe to Crystal Palace or the fossil grounds of the Montana Badlands.
0:55 Oh my god! You actually encountered a wild dinosaur! I’d heard stories but never thought someone would be lucky enough to catch one on film.
You had glorious weather for your trek! I must see when I visit Ireland, then there!
Its not in Ireland.
Long time subscriber. Loved this video!!
Geez ben be handsome! I MEAN SUUUPER INTELLIGENT AND INSIGHTFUL......
If a reptile looks like a bird & acts like a bird, it must be a dinosaur
I lived here once, miss it
Bloody geologists XD
The island does live up to its name in a poetic sense.
Who agrees that the *Baryonyx* is far too Underrated?
Baryonyx and Irritator both get overshadowed tbh
@@boxelderinitiative3897 Agreed indefinetly.
Despite the fact that these two large theropods proven the carnivore & generalist behaviore of Spinosauridae clade
This video was great you should definitely do more videos like this in the future :^D can't wait to see part two where you're attacked by a living theropod dinosaur! Fret display and everything
We aware looking forward to watch part 3 even
You guys just missed SVPCA on the island! Could have filmed a literal busload of somewhat merry palaeontologists in the wild 😛
Looking forward to seeing the rest of your trip!
Love the videos keep up the dino info
Great real life episode. Keep going
Looked like fun.
You lads are the best. Remind me to meet you and invite you to a drink next time I go to England
Do a video of Paraceratherium and other extinct rhinos
Famous last words. Nothing will go wrong
ngl this is the first video ive watched from start to finish :P
Such an enjoyable video, reminded me of whitby in the 90s, looking for jet on the beach, i found a pyrite ammonite but no jet =)
awesome project, part 2 cannot come soon enough!
Bravo gents!
Great channel!
Whoa, you guys are way younger than I imagined.
I've learned that it can be tricky to guess an age. I'm always given somewhere around 24 and my wife is looking 16, but we are 37 and 36 years old. As far as I know, they could be anywhere between 16 to 37 years old.
Great video
I've never been to the Isle of Wight, yet I live over in Portsmouth, I need to stop being so lazy
if you're ever in America (or new york specifically) you should check out Lake Skaneateles in the finger lakes. Theres literally millions of invert fossils littered all over certain shores of the lake. I was ice fishing there and on one shore we found boulders that were just completely made up of tiny shelled invertebrates. its called the Staghorn Cliffs really beautiful
Nice video, I like the merch!
They forgot their camera on the side of the road
Walking with youtubers
coming soon
Never thought these two were a couple.
Awesome vid!
Did you see Bloodtooth? ( ( obscure reference ) ) 10:20 Lol the CollectA Carno
You look exactly like how you sound on the videos, haha, keep up the good work.
BTW, by "Dinosaur Island", I thought you meant the island of dinosaurs created Sir Richard Attenborough. I thought maybe you found the island used in the movie, or something.
nice video guys keep it up
0:50 They tempted fate.
wait. was that a hovercraft? yay
Wow I was impressed with the rock identifying seriously did u ever find anything good out there like some cool fossils? I'd love to visit that place to bad I live like super far away in MI. 😓
It was this sunny on the Isle of Wight this weekend?!
Nice!
14:42 Something has survived
I wish I could come there
Damn first geo wizards walk across wales and now this, now this is e p I C
Very cool! Will your guys path be available anywhere?
Man i Would love to go there👍
Yay!!! :D
why does this feel like a 2010 video
Because it's genuine
Idk why I always wondered but are you two friends, brothers or together