Fossil Hunter Examines SOLID Limestone Nodule! Cracking Rocks for Ammonites | Fossil Hunter

Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see the special fossil at the end! Today we show a fossil fish! 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.

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[kimbid]

I love that you post so often as I look forward to them so much! Beautiful job! ❤

[jaygee]

Lads, your prowess is heartening -- Your experience must be attributed to your father ! -- Congratz, Dad !

[lisaharner]

So many lovely finds! The last two are so special! I can see why they are favorites. I love the leafy patterns. Thanks for sharing them. ❤
Lisa from VA

[buscandooroartesanalmentes]

Busque canales de fósiles hasta que encontré en tuyo excelente video amigo gracias por compartir amigo saludos desde Colombia

[astridwenham]

love the sound of the seagulls when the video is in slow motion!

[linuskorff]

So many beautiful ammonites. And I have to say that you all find really nice fossils and I'm sure that there will be a lot more to surprise you while fossil hunting. And the ammonites have been preped really well.

[repeat_defender]

How do the nodules form when there’s nothing inside? 
I love this channel, it’s so calming. It makes me want to visit Yorkshire, and Britain in general, it’s so incredibly gorgeous there, some of those sunsets you show are breathtaking.

[Dave_]

Yet another great video from the Yorkshire lads 😊👍 well done boys and dad 😊

[daleflawith]

Absolutely fantastic video and I love the ammonites at the end. I wish I had known about this fossil hunting when I was in Yorkshire many years ago. It would have made me stay longer than I did

[nsudam]

Your work is so interesting.😍😍😍 Thank you for sharing! 👏👏👏👏

[VooV]

Thank you for sharing an awesome video and beautiful fossil.😌👍

[ukrainewarroom]

The one at 14:08 you can see the animal preserved, it looks like a Nautilus type creature.

[annetalbot]

Fantastic fossils! Out of curiosity, what do you do with the ones that haven't preserved very well?

[moefuggerr]

Used to find them that size back home. But in limestone.

[rikspector]

Aaron,
I know it seems obvious to you, but how do
you determine the quality of Ammonite fossils, from barely worth keeping to
absolutely amazing!
Cheers,
Rik Spector
P.S.
Perhaps you might make a video on grading points.

[generalhazza]

Do you know off any good places to hunt for fossils in Whitby

[susanbdusan]

HOW does an ammonite get that big? How long must it survive, compared to the smaller version?

[DEKAY]

Hey bro, the arrow on your thumbnail needs to be yellow/red/green not black

[mikehisey]

Hot Ginger Fossil Guys always find the best and the biggest fossils in the U.K. !!