HUGE Boulder Cracked For Fossils!

Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see all of the fossils! This is an insight into the past, what life was like 180 Million Years Ago even before many of the most famous land-dwelling Dinosaurs ever existed. If you’d like to see more, make sure to Subscribe! Any particular video requests? Let us know in the comments. If you would like a fossil, please contact us on instagram @Yorkshire.Fossils or visit our official online store yorkshirefossils.NET Thank you in advance for supporting us 🙏

[alexanderlevy]

"No obvious fossils inside.. just a fossil!"

[ashenblood]

Dude just destroyed the most perfect rock to sit on

[SaltySteff]

For those wondering, a trace fossil is not the same as an actual fossil. It's the imprint of a organism that once existed but not the remains of the organism itself. Other examples would be footprints, track marks or burrow tracks, or shell imprints from organisms that died and decayed on the seafloor.

[infledermaus]

Careful man! That's a dragon egg!

[SuperSaiyanEagle]

“Yeah it was just sitting there bro”

Never said the fossil is fake, its clearly real. But he did not find it there he placed it there for the video. If you have a brain you’d know that when he moves the rock there isn’t even a crater or slight hole underneath. Just perfectly laid out river rocks.

[julian_david]

Boulder was just minding its own business man lol

[Goodmorningmg]

What an inconspicuous 30lb boulder on a pebble beach, that’s definitely a fossil!

[louisgoode]

Bolder just happens to be sitting there alone

[mikeyamante]

The doctor to my skull after my card declines:

[sangkyujang]

the producer person: 'how staged do you want this to be?'
this guy: 'yes.'
💀💀💀

[judgmenthasbeenpassed]

“Human finds beautiful rock “
“One second later human brakes rock”

[bawbq]

That poor beautiful Rock just wanted to do rock things 🥺

[jegr]

Man singlehandedly destroying all the rocks in the world

[squimasquim]

The pioneers used to ride these babies for miles!

[calileonard]

Crazy how it’s made of gypsum and shaped so perfectly🥳

[roywhiteo]

its amazing how that rock managed to stay ON TOP of those pebbles for so long

[jacobdovel]

Are we going to ignore the numbers etched into the side of the rock? They definitely didn’t find it there

[ItsJustAero]

I'm subscribing because I feel bad for the amount of ludicrous nonsense and know-it-alls in this comment section. I at least have a strong appreciation for fossil hunting and understand this is neither staged nor harmful. Overtime concretions degrade, but every new one opened helps us peek into the past and allows us to preserve what little was left behind. Thankyou for your work.

[crustyzs]

Used to find those all of the time when I worked underground coal mining.

[jeffl]

Because it’s always wise to smash any rare ancient artifact with a sledgehammer.