Fossil bonanza! Wolf Tooth, Bison Vertebra, & more!

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Hey guys, here's a fossil hunt I did with my Dad. We absolutely crushed it with a fossilized dire wolf tooth, a huge bison vertebra, two extinct Florida camel vertebras, a gorgeous extinct peccary tooth which looked like a pig but more related to horses, some Giant Armadillo armor plates (these animals were the size of small cars!) and a few other things to boot.
Hope you enjoy!

 

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Those are so cool! Even more cool when it is a family affair, and that water looks so enticing. Well done and thanks for taking us along!
 

Very impressive also looks like you were social- distancing :laughing7:
 

Nice Hunt & Great Family Time!!! Congrats!!!
 

Thank you guys! :D
 

Those are some excellent finds.
Really nice video of a fun time on the river. It looks fun and relaxing.

That seems like a great area for fossils.
I remember in the late 90's, Harbor Branch (Ft. Pierce) use to have a summer "symposium" for kids to bring in their finds. There was a youngster there I got to talk to that had an alligator jaw with a point still in it. He found it during the droughts that lowered the water in the St. Johns.
 

I can tell what those things are after you described them but you'd need to be an expert to pick those out in the water. Keep up the good work! Gary
 

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