A massive shale landslide led us to an incredible fossil-filled discovery! 🏝️
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A massive shale landslide led us to an incredible fossil-filled discovery! 🏝️
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Fossil Digging Experience: Unearth Millions-Year-Old Finds
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Jurassic Cephalopod Fossils: 185 Million Year Old Ammonite Spheres
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We searched a beach filled with Jurassic fossils 😱 Beach treasure roughly 180 million years old! 🏝️ We found Ammonites, Pyrite AND Belemnites… But did this stone contain anything? You win some, you lose some! 🦕⚒️ Yorkshire Fossils operates in full compliance with UK fossil collecting regulations. Within SSSI-designated sites, only naturally detached material (such as loose slabs and nodules) should be collected. Fossils embedded in bedrock (in situ) should not be removed within SSSI locations
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We get it - fossils can look too incredible to be real. But they are! Every fossil you see here is the result of millions of years of natural processes, carefully studied and preserved by scientists. Sometimes, what you’re looking at is a cast or replica of the original specimen. This helps us protect rare fossils while still sharing them with everyone. But those replicas are made directly from real fossils and are scientifically accurate. So when you hear “they’re fake,” just know there’s a who
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10,000,000-Year-Old Shark Fossil Graveyard Revealed
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We went fossil hunting on a Jurassic Coast beach and searched for hidden treasures
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Replying to @セジェイ You Will Not Believe What Was Hiding Inside This Rock ‼️😱 At first, this just looks like a weird broken concretion from the Oregon coast. But when it cracked open, something started showing through the stone. Dark shell material. Raised bumps. A rounded armored body. Tiny details that had been sealed away for millions of years. This wasn’t just a random rock. It was a fossilized animal from the Astoria Formation near Newport, Oregon. This formation is from the Miocene, around
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A massive shale landslide led us to an incredible fossil-filled discovery! 🏝️ Hidden amongst rocks
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We searched a Jurassic fossil beach and uncovered treasures around 180 million years old! 😱
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Ammonite Beach Find: Jurassic Fossil Extraction and Prep
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Jurassic Ammonite & Pyritized Crinoid Finds on Shale Landslide
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Mursia yaquinensis Fossil Crab from Oregon Coast — 20 Million Years Old
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Around 390 million years ago, the trilobite species known as Erbenochile erbeni roamed the ocean floors. Trilobites were one of the most diverse groups of marine arthropods to ever live, and one of the first animals to develop complex eyesight. Erbenochile is a distinct example with its tower-eyes and 360-degree view radius. This specimen was intricately prepared using air scribes and specialized sandblasters in order to carefully remove all the surrounding rock and preserve the detailed spines
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