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@@bangkokstevie 🙌🏻😃

@@jonathanroberts-bj7yl not yet, but maybe some day... :)

@@swamptosoundadventures8337 You can find these acrylic display stands in every fossil/mineral business. Best regards, Basti :)

My study is Paleolithic stone tools...

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Hey ✌🏼 Thanks for your support! I'm fine, I started studying geosciences and it's really cool ⚒️🦖 Unfortunatly I can't find the time for editing videos for CZcams, I really loved it and it's a pity that I didn't upload videos for a while. My priorities have changed so here we go... But I post a lot of content on Instagram...

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To be precise, 115.000-12.000 years old 🙈

@@fossilwildlife5198 maybe 10-12 000

Thank you 😊

Thanks 🙌🏻

@fossilwildlife5198 no problem, hope you keep uploading 👍.

Yes 👍🏻 I use wood glue diluted with water

@@fossilwildlife5198 is there a reason for using wood glue instead of something like butvar?

I don't know butvar... I only have experience with wood glue

Thanks 🙌🏻 I asked paleontologists so I'm sure that these belong to the Late Pleistocene 🤗

@@fossilwildlife5198 Good to hear, great teeth!

Unfortunately no, not yet 😉

Haha no I'm sure that I don't overlook a vert 😅 Best regards from Germany :)

Hey Louie, thanks for your comment! I wish you good luck for your next fossil hunts :)

Thank you so much for this kind comment 😃 I didn't used my Dremel because I didn't need it. Honestly I was thinking about using it, but I didn't want it because the probability that a part of the fossil can flake off (because of the vibration) is high. So I could work more accurate. The "knife" is a scalpel (with fixed blade) Best regards :)

Hey Julien, glad you enjoyed the video 😃 Are you interested in a rough overwiew? So do you want to see all the filled showcases and cupboards I have in my house (with all different animals and geological eras)? Or are you looking forward to an overview just of my ice age fossils or what kind of "my fossil collection" video do you want to see?

@@fossilwildlife5198 I will find it interesting to be able to see them all, those from different geological eras (in your display cases) and those from the glacial area as you did previously. But maybe in two separate videos (if you want I don't force you) to make it simpler and clearer. Thank you for being so attentive to your community!😄

Hey Julien, OK awesome! Honestly you have to be patient because in the next weeks I will upload some more fossil hunting videos from Denmark (I found a lot) 😅 But I keep your suggestion in my mind, so I'm sure that you will see my collection in the next months 👍🏻 Best regards

@@fossilwildlife5198 thanks Fossil WildLife for answering me a second time and thanks for keeping my suggestion in mind 🙂. So I hope to see these fossils from Denmark in future videos and to see your collection! Thank you 😄! See you soon, in the comments of future videos!

I really appreciate all your comments 👍🏻 In the next weeks you will see awesome (cretaceous) fossils I found in Denmark :)

Thank you 🤠

The layer (also in the gravel pit) is river sediment, so the river transported the skeltons. And in the sand/ sediments in the river the bones were imbedded. These movements in the fossilization process are the cause that all kinds of bones and single teeth of different animals are together in one place. So the tooth separated after the animal perished 👍🏻 Thanks for commenting

@@fossilwildlife5198 Thank you for answering my question, and explaining how the separation probably happened!

And I say thank you that you are interested in these videos 🤠👍🏻

Hi ✌🏼 I was waiting for your comment 😄

Thank you Frank :)

Thank you so much :) Glad that you like my videos 👍🏻

Das freut mich zu hören, Tom 👍🏻

Thank you Frank for your support 👍🏻 I really appreciate it. Words like yours motivate me and I see that there are people who are seriously interested in my videos 😃

@@fossilwildlife5198 you ever come to America, I will take you out to some of my favorite spots. I live for the hunt. I truly look forward to your next video

If I plan visiting the US, I will contact you 😄

Thank you Dávid for your support 😄 It means a lot to me and I am really impressed by all the kind comments I get today. I will start planning this video 👍🏻

Hey Jarek ✌🏼 Thank you! Great to see that your channel is growing

@@fossilwildlife5198 slowly but surely:))

Thank you so much for the kind words, your comment encourages me to continue uploading videos on CZcams 😃 As you wish, I start planning the video, maybe I prepare a PowerPoint presentation about the pleistocene of Germany... Stay tuned and thanks for your support 👍🏻

Thank you 👍🏻 Wow that sounds really cool 😄 Was it a private tour? Or do you need a permission for fossil hunting there?

@@fossilwildlife5198 I did it with the nearby museum (Dinosaur Isle). We needed permission to dig into the cliff, but you can collect anything you find on the beach and keep it. I found part of an Iguanodontid ischium while I was there, as well as much more.

Crazy! 👍🏻⛏️

@@fossilwildlife5198 do you ever think you’ll head over here? Germanys got plenty of history, but it’s always good to try other countries. In my local area I’ve had Palaeolithic hand axes, Lutetian Eocene marine fossils, and all the finds on the Isle Of Wight. Potentially I could have a Baryonyx tooth I found a while ago (on the IOW).

To be honest, I plan visiting the UK next year (maybe summer/ autumn) but I thought about the east coast around Yorkshire (so far). I would be pleased about information around your region because it sounds so great. If you have Instagram you can send me a message for more details

Thank you Olek 👍🏻

It's great that you ask, it shows me that there are some people who really appreciate my work :) At the moment I learn for the last oral examinations so hopefully at the end of next month I will finish school 🥳 Be patient my friend

@@fossilwildlife5198 Great to hear from you!! And I'm sure I'm notvthe only one who loves your video's! Wishing you lots of Hals und Beinbruch with your exams! 😁

Thank you 😅 And yes, you are not the only one asking for a new video on my channel 👍🏻 So I see that there are some people who really love my videos 🤠

Danke 👍🏻😃

Wow! Awesome 👍🏻 I wish you good luck for your next excavation 🤠

It's great to see that you really appreciate my videos. Unfortunately it's a very stressful time at the moment (because of school) 😕 You see that I put a lot of energy into my videos, so CZcams takes a lot of time and I can't make a video in one hour. One video is a lot of work for me. You can't imagine how much time I need for uploading a 10 min video... But I have good news: I will be finished school soon. Then I have enough time for CZcams and I will restart making videos for you in July. So please be patient my friend ✌🏼

Wow, Congrats! Tusk is very fragile and falls apart fast. So I hope you have stored the piece in cold and shady place. Because tusk dries out with sunshine. Now you preserve it with a type of glue, for example Paraloid B72. I use wood glue Ponal, which I mix with water at a ratio of 1:3 to stabilize ice age bones and tusk 😃

I'm pleased that you ask. It's great to see that you really appreciate my videos. Unfortunately, it's a very stressful time at the moment (because of school)😕 You see that I put a lot of energy into my videos, so CZcams takes a lot of time and I can't make a video in one hour. One video is a lot of work for me. You can't imagine how much time I need for uploading a 10 min video... But I have good news: In summer I will be finished with school. Then I have enough time for CZcams and I will restart making videos for you in July 😃 So please be patient my friend ✌🏼

Thanks 😃👍🏻

Yeah, you're right! 👍🏻 I also found an Atlas vertebra (probably Bison). Unfortunately it's broken, but I'm really happy about this find 😃