🦈Shark teeth and dinosaur bones can be found in areas that were once underwater.
🔍Shark teeth and dinosaur bones are often discovered by carefully searching through sediment and gravel.
💡Fossils can provide valuable insights into past ecosystems and the creatures that inhabited them.
🌊Exploring underwater areas can lead to exciting fossil discoveries.
🪣Using a sieve or fine mesh can help separate fossils from sediment.
What can you find while underwater fossil hunting?
—While underwater fossil hunting, you can find shark teeth, dinosaur bones, and other fossils from ancient marine ecosystems.
How do you search for fossils?
—To search for fossils, you carefully sift through sediment and gravel, looking for any signs of fossilized remains.
Why are fossils important?
—Fossils provide valuable insights into past ecosystems, allowing scientists to study ancient life forms and understand the history of our planet.
What tools do you need for underwater fossil hunting?
—Some essential tools for underwater fossil hunting include diving gear, a sieve or fine mesh, and a keen eye for spotting fossilized remains.
Where can you go underwater fossil hunting?
—Underwater fossil hunting can be done in areas that were once underwater, such as ancient seas, rivers, or lakes.
01:01The area we are exploring was completely underwater around 84 million years ago.
02:18We discover our first fossil, a cradle lamna shark tooth.
02:45Another exciting find, a goblin shark tooth.
05:52We come across a goblin shark tooth sticking out of the rock.
08:10We find a goblin shark tooth with both cusps intact.
