How do dinosaur fossils form? | Natural History Museum
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- Watch our animation to find out how fossils form and why dinosaur fossils are rare compared to those of marine animals. Explore fossilisation in more detail: www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/how-ar...
00:00 The process of fossilisation
01:07 How dinosaur bones are discovered
01:43 Why marine fossils are the most common type of fossil
02:06 How dinosaurs died and became fossilised
03:04 Other types of dinosaur fossils
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Even as an adult, it's important to refresh the basics every once in a while
That is what I also say to avoid my embarrassment lol
“The Dinosaurs fossils are very rare and hard to find”
*Brakes Mental Detector*
Basics? This is all completely false
@@YankeeDoodle2no it's true. They're jus coming at it from the wrong perspective. Fossils are created by being rapidly buried. But it wasn't jus randomly happening all over the world at the same time. It was a world wide flood. And they didn't even mention that most the animals found around the world are in the drowning position.
@@YankeeDoodle2 not rlly
This was for my science class, anyone else?
lmao
Same here lol
No
No very fake.. I rather not believe this science.
@@mikeree8543 Evolutionary denier
It was just like a story. I love it
This was apart of my homework XD
Same lol
Same lol
Same lol
Part of my class work
Sameeee
3:27 wOoOoOoOw
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This was good. It depicted the whole process in an easy to understand way.
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It isn't the process though
1:43 when little kids get candy
1:41
Thank you, this video was litteraly my whole task.
this is the most entertaining video ive ever watched
Ty for doing this video
1:41 when you find a free covid vaccine in a dark alley
I checked this video with the only purpose to understand about fossils and evolution theory. It's very good.
I would love this same person create a video about evolution.
Thanks for the lovely comment! We'll make a note of your request. 🦖
in 2013 scientists have successfully turned algae into crude oil in less than an hour. lol
They are amazing
this really helped me explain to my niece how fossils form.
It's wrong though
I really like those sound effects, well done! 👍👍👍
yes i agree
how did they torn in to fossils
Dad: And that’s how I meet your mom. *Big & Heavy.*
Mad 😂
Great content!
Yeahhh
Diplodocus, Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Velociraptor, Protocreratops and Citipati appeared in this animation. They are my favorite dinosaurs. Dippy the Diplodocus and the Velociraptor vs. Protoceratops are also my favorite dinosaur fossils.
moms really sat on that nest through the storm and perished with her young instead of seeking shelter, thats a real parent!
really good animation tho
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This 3:49 minute video explained what my teacher couldn't in an hour..
Jim Halpert your teacher seeing this comment: 👁👄👁
Exactly.
Excellent cartoon. Click on the title/down arrow for the description to use the link to the full written article.
I learn this in school too its very
good the video sooo gooodd i like learning about fossils
A 1000 years from now: How do plastic fossils form!
But in 1000 years kids won't even know what Earth is....
What's an earth
The plastic will still be there.
@@Fanumrizzy Earth is the reason why you are able to write this comment
@@locked_code2468 u missed the joke
I had to watch this for school lol but interesting vid
Lol same I have science and I’m so bored and my teacher was so bored he started singing random tiktok songs 😂😂
Me too my boring science teacher told us to watch it😒😒
@@LichtYTT oof
@@LichtYTT same lol
I dont care about you so im goin to watch this vid
0:41 me when i casually break somebodies back
Mud fossils from a mud flood makes more sense. All the factors are naturally there. Not just randomly pop up, like dying in the right spot, being covered with mud and other material quickly enough. And you need enough concentrated rainfall in that area to make mud that will happen to cover the eventual fossil. Personally I’m still waiting to see a small mud deposit randomly pop up after heavy rainfall all the ones I’ve ever seen you can’t even stick a fingernail in let alone a skeleton. You gotta get really lucky for the right conditions with this explanation for a fossil to form. I know this video didn’t go super into detail but mud floods make more sense to me personally
Yeah like the Noah flood in the Bible.
@@robinsonchukwu7295 sure but that comes from ancient Sumer. The Bible is unfortunately made up of way older stories that the hebrews changed so it’s not exactly original
The flood explains it perfectly, how all these animals were preserved.
How were they buried so quickly? The flood, Noah's flood.
We still have soft tissue of triceratops, they are not millions of years old.
@@etherico3041 they didn't change it. And Sumer was ruled by Nimrod. Nimrod was a descendant of Noah. So of course Sumeria and Mesopotamia have the same story. They didn't make it up. They got it from their ancestors which was Noah and his three sons. They jus changed it to favor their gods, the fallen angels. But that doesn't change the fact that almost all the ancient cultures INCLUDING THE HEBREWS had a world wide flood story and Noah is in them all. His name even sounds similar in some other languages. So if he existed, then the biblical story would be the original and Nimrods (Sumeria) a copy. None of those writings claim to come from him directly except the Bible and the book of 1 Enoch. It's literally been proven that the Bible wasn't copying anything else. It's its own unique story.
@@K1NG_D0ME I agree with you for the most part except two main points you said. The story of the Bible is all over the walls of Khem/Egypt. There’s so many allegories and connections to other beliefs and the universe. Since that’s the case it’s not all that unique. It’s definitely not original there’s a reason there’s over 40k Christian denominations. You made a very illogical point. You say “they didn’t change it…they changed it to favor their gods and fallen angels”
Finally updated
Awesome video....
Loved this video.
Excellent video and commentary -- thank you!! 🦕 🦖
My Highlights:
00:18 - How a fossil becomes a fossil
01:44 - 99% of fossils we find is from marine animals
02:05 - How do dinosaurs get buried so quickly
Thank you so much your helping me revise 🙏
The world wide flood in the book of genesis
@@YankeeDoodle2There is evidence of a recent global flood however the book of Genesis is a mythological story about the origins of human beings.
@pho.phonic
Lol, no evolution is a mythological story about human origin genesis is the true story of our origin
Absolutely, we have no evidence of a dinosaur turning into a chicken.
Also in the fossil record dinosaurs were dinosaurs, they didn't evolve or devolve there is no evidence of this. It's simply assumption 9f evolution, not science.
helped with my hw thanks
Very good
Thanks!!!
Awesome video🦖 Thanks a lot!
Who else is here from school?
Wow I’m 23 and here out of curiosity 😃😂
I'm I the only person that was on those play grounds in the area of sand? and some times they put fake fossils in there, I've always wish to take it out xD
Same here!
This one time, I was at school and I found a real fossilized tooth in the sandpit
@@gautamkumarchoudhary79 Lord wth-
My science teacher assigned this for online school. I'm in eighth grade.
Same!! 😂
Same
@@catherineoa4677 hi5
This yay Sound i laugh so much that my mother came and ask If i am ok
Great
I love the sound effects they are hilarious
After i watch Jurrasic Park I decided to visit NH musuem 🤩
Hello...
Can you help me with some questions, the questions are about this video, I just want to know if the questions are true or false:
THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT THE MUSEUMS?
SANDY T. BROWN IS A GEAOLOGIST?
the dinosaurs has extinted of a 1.5000 olds years, they were found 1 year ago :O and They were found 1 year ago and they took him to the museums because they were already legendary and ancient greats
66 million you mean
So can there be living organisms with in the bones?
Are u alive?
The organic calcium that makes up bones has been mineralized in fossils (replaced by silica or carbon most commonly). However, recent research by Dr. Alida M. Bailleul has shown that it is possible to abstract dna from fossils, as her and her team were able to do with a Hypacrosaurus stebingeri specimen from the Cretaceous.
Por lo menos subtítulos en español si serían más amable para entender mejor su vídeo
My teacher asked us to watch this
Same
Same
Lol same
i was getting all attached to the dinosour and then next thing i know he got eaten by a bunch of cannnibals
Haha I'm Im just here because I'm a nerd and I in quarantine and my teacher forced me😂😂
lmao same i feel bad
No they are not the same species
why I dont know i was always adicted to know about this things..
So that's what happened to Arlo from the Good Dinosaur?
Umm
Cool
cool
O wow thanks
WoOow
lol this helped me on my exam and lol the dinosaur pooping wile reading 📖
1:40 made me giggle
That’s scary
Anyone here for school?
Me
Me
Me
I laughed at the part yipee also my sister
Also in school
...quickly covered by mud? ...what mud? ...all over the world...interesting.
John Whayne sounds like a flood to me
I feel like some of this vid is wrong. The aren't "quickly" covered.
Watch it again and pay attention
Just found this cool channel - thank you for sharing, we will be using this as a learning tool for our home education :) thanks
Ah yes, it’s always mud. I wonder where all that mud came from so quickly
3:27 wOoooooOoww
0:13 do Dinasours actually be in top of a toielit.
yes obviously, how else do u think they did their business?
Idc
@@abdulrahmanembabsha8625 r/whoooooosh
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Yup👍
I saw this video and now I know how my 2 inch long sauropod bone was formed.. Are you watching me?
It was the flood from Noah’s ark that helped create dinosaur fossils
Nope kid.
The bible is religious text, not science
Baby dinosaurs everywhere #doublerainbow #yeahboi #itsbeenawhile
le school sent me this LOL
Same lmao
SAME BAHAHA
Yes the animals ate him and didn’t tear the bones around the place or chew any. And where did the mud come from? Yes a flood imagine that
Yes some fossils are from a flood just not the flood in that holy fiction book.
@@gerrardjones28 ok:perhaps it was a global flood that laid the same layers across many continents but it wasn’t a biblical one.
@Katt B Where's your proof of a flood, the oldest fossils dates back to 2 and a half billion years ago, the bible got the flood idea from Atlantis I think, while it hasn't happened sea levels are rising, I just don't trust things that don't add up you can have your beliefs.
@Katt B Well I mean it wasn't science who said that because back then science wast really as prevalent but of course not everything can be predicted like the weather but there are cycles to things as of now this is the best we have either this or religion, hopefully we will make it.
@Katt B Yeah no matter how much we convince ourselves there is no such thing as knowledge, focus on the now because that's what leads to the future, thank you I will try my best!
Yes science for me
Wow how did you now
1:41 *wOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOhOoOoOoOo*
But how do the footprints exist for so long
And boom, dino DNA
Nah thats actually impossible
how many fossil are there in this video
i have to do my homework at my English class
Same.
Finally I found something to which
I was the 3000d like 👍🏽
3:47
haha toilat:)ㅇㅅㅇ>-~
Best place in uk to find fossils?
Porthcawl beach you can bring a hammer and smash the rocks to find them
You do know the uk is the best place in the world to find fossils, just go to your local beach or to a dig site or to jurassic coast search on Google you'll have plenty of things to find.
0:22 That's cannibalism
Not at all
@@Oliver-gd7uf It is
@@adrianalucia9070 how
@@Oliver-gd7uf Cause a dino is eating a dino like duh
@@adrianalucia9070 that's like saying humans eating cows are cannibals, because a mammal is eating another mammal. Most carnivorous dinosaurs ate other dinosaurs of a different species
I know how the animals become fossils 1 step is it dies then soft parts rot away then quickly gets buried then it gets covered with rocks and minerals then the fossil is discoved
0:16
Do the animals, that were alive when they were buried, fossilise the same way as the dead animals (only bones)?
Yes, they do fossilize the same way, but the ones that are buried alive have a higher chance of being more complete, maybe even containing feathers, because they are instantly buried, when the died ones buried over time, washing away the feathers and maybe even some important bones.
IT SAID THAT DINOSAURS LIVE IN PRESENT TENSE 😬
0:31 after taco bell
lol
geography homework right?
@@Banana-mw1ee ikr
@@Banana-mw1ee ussop>>>ur favourite verse
1:41 when overflow season 2 is out
One day i went there
Same
How come we don't find so much of dinos??? It should be everywhere under the ground.
Only old sedimentary rock can preserve fossils.
2:05 I know! a global flood? maybe that could account for the billions of fossils and massive fossil beds? :)
Check thunderfoots rebuttal
Wahoo
I’ve seen dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum.
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2:00 THEY LIVE
I had this in sience the YIPEE and WOAH killed me i couldn't stop laughing
who is here from Ms.Davis class