If you didn't know, a "turducken" is a dish where a deboned chicken is put inside a deboned duck, which is then put inside a deboned turkey. It is like a nesting doll, but with poultry.
@@NotaScrimpwe used to do it for kings hundreds of years ago 'tuducken' peacocks or swans served with its feathers was on was common. A few years back it became a fashionable Christmas lunch again thanks to mass production.
Before I die I’m setting this up. I’ll swallow a whole snail in the shell before jumping in with a big croc, take that future palaeontologists. You just got turduckunked.
@@royalfelineandtracygrant I'm not sure if it is was in that show or not, but Winston Churchill said it, which is probably what the beast is referring too.
For anybody that lives North of I-10, a turducken is a deboned chicken, inside of a deboned duck, inside of a deboned turkey, with crawfish stuffing in and around each bird.👍
imagine 3 layerd cannibalism, a fossil of cannibal that ate a cannibal and all 3 being the same species. Apparently alligators regularly eat smaller ones, I can see them doing this because they start so small and get really big.
For those that don't know, Turducken is a term coined by CBS for their Thanksgiving NFL game in which the announcers were served some unholy combination of turkey, duck, and chicken. I can't remember which bird was inside which.
Speaking of, now I'm wondering if the Tylosaurs could digest bone entirely, or if they somehow regurgitated the remains after most of the valuable nutrients were already stripped, they can't exactly chew so most of those bones were still pretty intact when the animal swallowed them.
I once found a more recent turducken, I found a bees head coming out of a grasshoppers mouth, the grass hopper was impaled on a horse and there was a dead wasp on the back eating the grasshopper, this turducken was less than 7 days old
"Traditional Bedouin Wedding Feast", detailing the stuffing of a chicken inside of a lamb, which is stuffed inside a goat, which is then stuffed inside a camel, and cooked over a charcoal fire...
a million years from now, when all the ice melts and orcas gain human level technology: “have you heard of human fossil turducken? this is a fossil of a man that contains another fossil of a big mac”
@@averycheesypotato no, some sharks can live in brackish water, or temporarily survive up a river, like bull or tiger sharks. none are truly freshwater
@@brianbuchwak9981 well… freshwater sharks. Sharks are awesome, I wouldn’t be surprised if there were other freshwater species out there. Just a matter of discovering & protecting them before the get wiped out
Yeah, I’m not sure I understand the use of turducken as an umbrella term. It seems to be a pretty specific term describing what everyone else has described
If you didn't know, a "turducken" is a dish where a deboned chicken is put inside a deboned duck, which is then put inside a deboned turkey. It is like a nesting doll, but with poultry.
Im weirdly glad these birds can never know where they might turn up 😂
That word has been popping into my head for the past week. Can’t believe I ran into this short before I got a chance to Google it! Thanks!
Stop the planet and let me off. Why would we do this
@@NotaScrimpthe only relatable words here
@@NotaScrimpwe used to do it for kings hundreds of years ago 'tuducken' peacocks or swans served with its feathers was on was common. A few years back it became a fashionable Christmas lunch again thanks to mass production.
Before I die I’m setting this up. I’ll swallow a whole snail in the shell before jumping in with a big croc, take that future palaeontologists. You just got turduckunked.
😂😂😂😂👍👍👍
legend
They'll find a fossilized poop with a snail shell in it 😂
Drink some refined oil and confuse the hell out of em
But how do you make sure that crocodile will fossilise?
It also gives us an excellent glimpse of organ placement at least in terms of where the stomach or chamber would have been.
They should be called pteraduckens
Brilliant. Badum bum!
That's just amazing. Finding a fossil is cool enough, imagine finding an entire fossilized food chain.
“It’s a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma…”
Oh yeah! I remember that line. It was in the show Dragons Race to the Edge right? Tuffnut said it.
...and encrusted in a fossil bed.
@@royalfelineandtracygrant I'm not sure if it is was in that show or not, but Winston Churchill said it, which is probably what the beast is referring too.
@@isaiahschmitt8680 Yeah, that's the -turducken- ticket.
Even a fossil in another would be cool to find. The triple is just extra awesome.
Great content ❤
Im loving that turducken is now being used to describe something in something that's in another thing. Take that schadenfreude.
TF2 players after reading the last word:
*Laughs hysterically*
Unbelievable. Just mind blowing
It seems like the food chain hasn't changed all that much.
Life is temporary, Nom nom is eternal.
I love that Eons thinks that turducken is a word that people are familiar with. Super cool fossils though!!!
When I was in high school we dissected a squid. Inside the squid was a fish, and inside that fish was an even smaller fish!!!! It was wild
For anybody that lives North of I-10, a turducken is a deboned chicken, inside of a deboned duck, inside of a deboned turkey, with crawfish stuffing in and around each bird.👍
Or south.
I live 50 yards north of I-10 & I've never heard of it. I think you guys are making stuff up to make us hungry.
@@danmurray1143 It's a Louisiana concoction.
@@JamesJones-cx5pk That does sound like something a coon-a$$ would try to cook, 😆
This is probably the coolest thing I’ll see this year. Freaking awesome!
This might not be the best video i have seen today but for sure the best short
Am I a bad person for having hoped for some ancient fossilized cannibalism?
Yes. That would make you a bad person. Why would... how would... in what universe... what the hell is officially the matter with you!? 😂
imagine 3 layerd cannibalism, a fossil of cannibal that ate a cannibal and all 3 being the same species. Apparently alligators regularly eat smaller ones, I can see them doing this because they start so small and get really big.
the fact that it happened enough to get a name is quite interesting
Cool - I'd seen examples of level-2s but not level-3s -) - thanks - most enjoyable short I have seen for a long time.
For those that don't know, Turducken is a term coined by CBS for their Thanksgiving NFL game in which the announcers were served some unholy combination of turkey, duck, and chicken. I can't remember which bird was inside which.
Turducken was trademarked by its inventor Chef Paul Prudhomme in the 1970's.
@@matdratOh, I just assumed it was the Victorians.
They're so cool I wish I could be one
Thanks!
Eons does the best shorts
Awesome! That is really cool!
These are incredible
animal within an animal within an animal 😮😮😮
If something ate me, I would find it hilarious if what just ate me got eaten.
No..if something ate you, you would be dead.
Damn I had no idea.
Huh. The irony is that a turducken is boneless.
Is there a new Eons team member? Exciting!
Never heard of a fossil version. But I feel smarter for the knowledge drop, thx!
That’s freaking awesome
So cool!
Love this!
That's really cool. I also had no idea there were freshwater sharks
Yes. And crystals do the same thing. I love geology and paleontology!
Knowing how big Pleisiosaurs were, imagine how big the creature was that ate it
Not all animals that are being eaten are mature, quite the opposite actually😢
They had a long weak spot, the neck so mosasaurs loved to eat them
Also, many of the large marine reptiles at the time died out from a mass extinction, allowing mosasaurs to rise to supremacy
This is so cool!
Speaking of, now I'm wondering if the Tylosaurs could digest bone entirely, or if they somehow regurgitated the remains after most of the valuable nutrients were already stripped, they can't exactly chew so most of those bones were still pretty intact when the animal swallowed them.
Thats so cool!!!
Looks just like what grandma used to over-cook for Thanksgiving, lol
Dang that is so cool
Is there a name for just two or only for the three animal matrjoschka fossil?
Now i will forever think of Thanksgiving with fossils which died with full stomach.
Responding to your question: First time I see anything like this.
A suggestion to rename this kind of findings: Paleo Mamuska.
I once found a more recent turducken,
I found a bees head coming out of a grasshoppers mouth, the grass hopper was impaled on a horse and there was a dead wasp on the back eating the grasshopper, this turducken was less than 7 days old
How do you impale something on a Horse :-) ?
@@julesgosnell9791ya ever heard the term needledick
Wow!
This is the new coolest thing i hae ever seen.
Wow!
"Traditional Bedouin Wedding Feast", detailing the stuffing of a chicken inside of a lamb, which is stuffed inside a goat, which is then stuffed inside a camel, and cooked over a charcoal fire...
I hope turducken is the official term for this scientific phenomenon
a million years from now, when all the ice melts and orcas gain human level technology: “have you heard of human fossil turducken? this is a fossil of a man that contains another fossil of a big mac”
So cool
We need to see a meaturduckballizza - meat balls, turkey, duck, pizza
when you digest a digestive tract :P
Tract actually. It's digestive tract.
That scene in Jurassic World was apparently accurate.
Man I love fossils
48 million year ago there were snakes? Makes me feel insignificant
I remember seeing one fossil where a baby was coming out.
Me remembering that time I went to a fish market and saw this fish with a smaller fish in its mouth.
Fresh water sharks? Oh my
I have bad news for you
I think about turduckens even more often than that I think about the Roman Empire!
Wow 🎉
are there any from the cambrian period?
the most interesting thing i heard here was "freshwater shark" (the whole video was cool tho), how are we just leaving that lol
Freshwater sharks exist today
@@averycheesypotato no, some sharks can live in brackish water, or temporarily survive up a river, like bull or tiger sharks. none are truly freshwater
@@brianbuchwak9981 never heard of the Ganges shark?
@@averycheesypotato just looked it up, and no i hadnt.
@@brianbuchwak9981 well… freshwater sharks.
Sharks are awesome, I wouldn’t be surprised if there were other freshwater species out there. Just a matter of discovering & protecting them before the get wiped out
This is just crazy
Oh so it's also kind of like a Russian nesting doll
Makes me think of the meme with successively bigger fish about to eat the smaller one
Imagine getting eaten and the guy that ate you gets eaten and then THAT guy dies. sucks for everyone involved really
I thought he said have you heard of a fossil turd ducken. I expected a turd with animal inside an animal.
🤯
Freshwater sharks?!
If anyone tries to resurrect one, I say we make them swap places.
"Freshwater" sharks still exist. Bull sharks can survive in Freshwater areas but return to saltier water.
I'm sorry did you just say FRESHWATER SHARKS
google "Zambezi Shark"
Wow
And John Madden's influence even extends to paleontology! BOOM!
Ok, we need fresh water sharks in german lakes again
I didn't even know what a turducken was tbh
Thats whats up !
Did he say, fresh water shark?
Woah woah woah. Fresh water lake sharks????
yeah, evolution makes werid things
Whoa*
Cool as f bro just love it
I'm not surprised until you show me a fossil pig turducken, or a fossil "fowl de cochon".
Yeah, I’m not sure I understand the use of turducken as an umbrella term. It seems to be a pretty specific term describing what everyone else has described
Pretty insane we humans are eating similar diets. Bones and all.
Why does he have the 5 below microphone
I’m sorry… did he just say there used to be freshwater sharks?! 🤯
I thought its a turkey + duck + chicken
Calling it that is hilarious 🤣
“Just aren’t” has the opposite meaning as “aren’t just”
Who’s the cutie??
Would you like to super-size that?
If Baggins Loses *We Eats It Whole* 🥹
To the host: Do you know who Mark Deblois is?
So What Shark Do Yall See ⁉️⁉️
Not nearly as delicious as traditional terducucken it should be noted.
So it's always been the same. Bigh fish eat smaller fish.
🐍
It's like that freaky Russian doll
Wait..there was a shark in a freshwater lake 🤯
there are a few typoes of shark that live or can live in freshwater today, most notably bull sharks.
If it doesn't start with a plant it isn't an entire food chain. Those insects and fish gotta eat something too.