Cracking a HUGE Jurassic Rock 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 🙏

[dr.zoidberg]

I know y'all have your hearts in the right place & are used to thinking of sustainability thanks to climate change, but I promise you: Earth will not run out of rocks.

[Blokebruv]

This is the content we need on YouTube, this guys a legend

[_buhbuhbilly]

I have autism (diagnosed 6 years) and I absolutely love fossils, the Jurassic period, the Cambrian explosion, cavemen, and researching them. I absolutely love your channel it makes me so happy

[rooms_fixed_remastered_fan]

This guy really needs 10 million subscribers this guy is the best

[TheycallmeBigSauce]

Love watching this sorta stuff, and the way this guys does it, idk y bit it makes it better

[VooV]

👉🌼🌼👈 thank you, see you guys in the next one.

[DreadEnder]

The big ones are almost always empty, but one day you might capture an amazing one on film!

[DRC]

A huge range of colours inside❤ ty for sharing

[Fiachrakelly]

Ah well maybe next time good luck with them looking forward to more great videos

[NotesOfBoredom]

Thing is...these videos are wonderful...the first 150 times - as they seem so rare and extraordinary...when you keep seeing them 20 times a day/another rock split open to reveal something and we learn about history but then it's the same old same old every hour/day mostly in the end for likes/monetisation - then we become desensitised pretty quickly..

[BarnardClangdeggin]

These videos keep showing up in my feed, but they never find shite in them

[NorðmaðrFráNoregi]

Emanate didn’t just exist the Jurassic period. They also existed in the Cretaceous and Triassic. If not before the Mesozoic era all along

[mermer]

If u don't hear from me for some time just assume I'm in Yorkshire.

[robertdobie]

It’s like a giant, very hard kinder egg ... “What’s inside?!?!”

[inwaxgamer_yt]

I like how this guy uses different music every time

[hermithank]

But is it really empty or is it something else you don't understand?

[Mrpigeon]

Bro finds a fossil and is like eh could be better while I’m finding solidified poop

[drewharris]

How do you do this without actually breaking the fossil?

[pamthompson]

Is there anything you can make from the Grey stone inside? Beads, pendants? Just curious.

[michaeldesilvio]

Jurassic nodules up the wahzoo here in the United States.