HUGE Stone Opened for Fossils!

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[viridiangreen]

Thank you for taking us with you - the anticipation of this great nodule takes us inside your experience

[PaulH-hlhw]

Millions of years in the making.
Seconds in the breaking

[abulahab]

Smashes the shit out of it “…opened it the best we could.”

[oscar]

Youve got your affected voice perfect 👌

[honor-my-old-channel]

Is it just me or breaking and opening the rocks are satisfying?

[felixthecatn]

I have watched lots of these shorts this morning. I just love the fact that they never contain a fossil. I can't wait to see the next disappointment haha.

[VooV]

🤞🏻😊better luck next time. 🍀🪨🍀see you guys in the next video.

[YetmoreUtuber]

Sometimes you win, sometimes not..Cool upload all the same

[rewatteefroimchuk]

But all the beautiful sea shells on the outside 😢

[elizabethsolomon]

OH AND IT LOOKED LIKE IT HAD SUCH POTENTAL FROM THE OUTSIDE❤❤❤😅❤❤

[linuskorff]

Well at least there were some minerals inside. Hope you find something rare on the next hunt. 🍀

[justinnash]

That's called freeze cracked. You have to find them fresh out of the cliffs to avoid that.

[Sebastian-liol]

I remember finding my first fossil as a child it was a shell I was so happy

[yambammer]

I hope some day you get a massive fossil out of one of these

[TheShadowMan.]

Oh. I see. You're playing the Squid Game

[steventurner]

Its nice how you take a beautiful natural sculptured rock and smash the shit out of until its just broken fragments in the " expectation " of finding that may not be there. In 50, 000 years when these fragments have rounded, some one may smash the shit out of them for the same reason

[ripvanwinkle]

That rock was in a old black and white photo from 1859, not anymore oops

[VG-rwnv]

Poor stone, it was so peaceful resting

[Kevin-htox]

So.... You took the time to crack open a rock with nothing in it and post a video to youtube?

[peggyblue]

Or this round stone was fossil all allone?