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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The last one was beautifully done. Gotta love a two sided prep! 😊
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Thank you so much for explaining the legs! I saw another one of your videos where you were explaining you could see the legs poking out and I was so confused lol
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A lot of hard, skillful, work there 👌
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Second one is my favorite,but they all are beautiful in my eyes
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I love crabs, and am so intrigued with your crab fossils!
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Really nice of you, bringing light to that part as well, always amazed by the quality of the crabs 😮
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the double sided one is extra fantastic!
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I keep finding a very specific shaped fossil similar to that, I call them “dog ears” but most are loaded with tiny fossils all through it- I wish I had a place here in the States to help me figure them out like this!
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I like the way you say crab and concretion
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Good job
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Absolutely fascinating
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My dream is to become a paleontologist when im older so I like videos like this. It's all just so interesting, especially the mesozoic era
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I was wondering is there a reason why you carve thru the rock to get to the crab instead of splitting it? I know nothing about fossil hunting but I watch a lot of vids from England’s Jurassic coast and they split open the rocks. Is it because it’s a different type of rock? I’m just curious how they compare. Thanks!
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Awesome 😎
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You are amazing
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At my place, many crabs are wrapped and only the claws are visible, but I can't open them 😅
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Do you sell these
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Sooooo cool 🎉
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Wow 😮
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@diwakark86
9 months ago
It's astonishing how well nature preserved a crab that had a really bad day(I am assuming they were killed by the event that buried and preserved them).
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