Curiosities of the Natural History Museum London - Ep 2 Mary Annings first Ichthyosaur & Plesiosaur

Welcome to episode 2 of Curiosities of the Natural History Museum London. In this episode we explore two of Mary Annings fundamental discoveries, Her first Ichthyosaur and pleasiosaur specimen. We also talk about the huge pliosaur cast by Henry Ward that takes pride of place in the fossil way gallery.

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[PortCharmers]

Grown man here. I cried when i visited that gallery, so moved by the stories of Mary Anning and mixing in tears of joy over the fossils themselves.

[alicom]

Toujours un Moment de Détente🎬Beau Travail comme d'habitude🔬🍀💪Alex France Picardie🌹🙏🌌

[beckywhitty]

I just find you so incredibly relaxing to watch, I love your fashion videos but these geology videos where you are explaining a topic that it’s obvious you love so much is a treat to watch! And I get to learn stuff at the same time 😂

[TYPHOONB]

All incredible..and brilliantly explained to us..
..thankyou Emma..❤️💯

[SpinnakerFL]

Yay! A new episode! I love these Em! Thanks so much and please keep them coming!

[jeffreylockhart]

I do like seeing this. Thanks and good job. Well done. I only found out about Mary Anning few weeks ago a movie seen online, it was incredible This is outstanding to discover exactly what she collected and pieced back together being here on display for all to see. The drawings I found out were published she received no credit for. The Icky skull and jaw the teeth and all is special understood how she knew here is a creature lived in seas on earth no longer exists.
As a kid I used to hunt fossils on the York River in Virginia but nothing like this.

[TNWisky]

I forgot how Amazing it is To Watch You doing Things You Love And too Hear Your Beautiful Voice And How Very Smart You Are. You Sound so Amazingly Smart Its So Awesome Watching Your videos. Thank You For Bringing Us Along.

[brianmccutchan]

Vancouver island, British Columbia has a fantastic museum, I hope you get to see it someday.

[coolhandscoot]

Fossil hunting in Wyoming and Montana you are amazingly knowledgeable

[clintongryke]

roken up with sledgehammers? I feel the pain! Good video.

[volvost]

Fantastic and very informative, brilliant video!👍

[andrewpettola]

I love this new series! I spent a lot of my youth at the Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. This brings back a lot of memories. Can't wait for the next episode!

[secmidnight]

Excellent, you bring the fossils to life.

[Dan-]

Thanks for taking us on this fascinating tour 😃👍! Although I must say, the physical size of many prehistoric creatures is truly frightening 😱!

[captpaul]

Outstanding video, Emma!
One thing I enjoy about your presentation style is that you don't use "stop action" editing like so many other folks do, so it makes your information very easy to follow. I haven't had the opportunity to visit the NHM, but I know the curator of minerals and have been promised a grand tour when I do.

[GeoffPlays]

yoooo let's go, holy shit this place looks rad as hell. I've never been to a sick ass museum like this, jealous

[kwanchan]

do you work at the Natural History Museum ?

what drew me to your channel originally was that your recent videos are so professionally produced...an enthusiastic modern day richard attenborough

[Grendel]

Ema thank you for your work !
I would like to ask what micro abrasive gun you recommend and your favorite dremel bit is

[dmozonnersepicoutdooradven]

I found 3 ribs outside of the boundaries of Berlin- Ichthyosaur State Park, in Nevada. APR 2017. We were on a winding dirt road in a tight canyon when I stepped out of the vehicle to "Enjoy nature" for a second. I noticed what looked like two broken ribs inside of a black rock matrix. a third was lying nearby.

[ysomany]

Hard to listen to your brilliant commentary while I’m thinking how great your making them pants look😊