Wow man, WHY am I just seeing this now?? a absolutly stunning peltosaurus!!! the closest that I got was with just the jaw. But just in general, your prep skills and your filming with the narrating, absolutly love it! You definitly are going to make it man💪
I am a woodcarver, so familiar with the process of elimination. I don’t use power tools so I also have to be careful with smaller details and removal of what I deem unnecessary. Watching your process reminds me to slow down, and think thru my process a bit more cautiously. Awesome video and end result!!!
Stunning my man. Brilliant prep work. Hell yes. I agree TH-cam needs more content like this. What a glimpse back into deep time. So fascinating!!! Love it
You have a good eye and your definitely in the right line of work. That is amazing ! WTG! I love seeing how fossils are found and the delicate work to unearth them.
Oh he's a super-nice specimen! Love the detailing of the armored plates, and even the tiny little sensory pits on his lower jaw--would that be similar to the ampullae of Lorenzini on sharks, I wonder? I shared this with my son for my grandchildren, hope they enjoy it! Thank you for sharing with us!
Pits on the jawbones are foramina for nerves (branches of trigeminal and facial) and blood vessels supplying the lips, present in all squamates. They don't have ampullae of L, but some lineages have independently evolved specialised pits and tubercles with various specialised sensory functions.
That is an absolutely wonderful fossil! I screen for Cretaceous Marine fossils in Alabama. Then I keep most of what goes through my 1/4 screen. I have found a lizard jawbone with teeth and a plate that covers the eye socket.
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Wow man, WHY am I just seeing this now?? a absolutly stunning peltosaurus!!! the closest that I got was with just the jaw. But just in general, your prep skills and your filming with the narrating, absolutly love it! You definitly are going to make it man💪
I am a woodcarver, so familiar with the process of elimination. I don’t use power tools so I also have to be careful with smaller details and removal of what I deem unnecessary. Watching your process reminds me to slow down, and think thru my process a bit more cautiously. Awesome video and end result!!!
This is incredible and so meditative to watch the progress. Congratulations on the find!!! You made it sing! 🎉❤
Love it! youtube needs more content like this!
An absolutely crazy find and jaw-dropping fossil! Congratulations on the discovery and the awe-inspiring preparation! Such a dream specimen!
Thanks so much! I’ve been looking for this particular fossil for over a decade so it was a dream come true for me.
Stunning my man. Brilliant prep work. Hell yes.
I agree TH-cam needs more content like this.
What a glimpse back into deep time. So fascinating!!!
Love it
Damn what an incredible find! Great explanation about your process too, pretty special to see the journey of this little guy
You have a good eye and your definitely in the right line of work. That is amazing ! WTG! I love seeing how fossils are found and the delicate work to unearth them.
Marvellous find. Great presentation…. Thank you!
Oh he's a super-nice specimen! Love the detailing of the armored plates, and even the tiny little sensory pits on his lower jaw--would that be similar to the ampullae of Lorenzini on sharks, I wonder? I shared this with my son for my grandchildren, hope they enjoy it! Thank you for sharing with us!
Pits on the jawbones are foramina for nerves (branches of trigeminal and facial) and blood vessels supplying the lips, present in all squamates. They don't have ampullae of L, but some lineages have independently evolved specialised pits and tubercles with various specialised sensory functions.
I really enjoy you explaining what you were doing. I feel I was there!
amazing video and specimen, awesome to relax too and an incredibly well done specimen preservation!
Really appreciate the positive feedback! Lots more videos on the way
What a beautiful box😮❤
That is an absolutely wonderful fossil! I screen for Cretaceous Marine fossils in Alabama. Then I keep most of what goes through my 1/4 screen. I have found a lizard jawbone with teeth and a plate that covers the eye socket.
Nice work looks like a alligator lizard.
Beautiful
What a beautiful fosil.
Nice little kritter ya found there
Wondering if there's a nest nearby?
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