THE BEST Method to Find Shark Teeth on the Beach!! (Professionally Tested & Approved!)



El paleontólogo Ashby Gale prueba cuatro técnicas diferentes para ayudarte a encontrar dientes de tiburón en la playa. ¡Serás un profesional después de ver este vídeo! #sharktoothhunting #megalodon #fossilhunting ¡Aprender a encontrar dientes de tiburón en la playa es fácil! Cualquiera puede encontrar dientes de tiburón con unos sencillos consejos y trucos. Este video comparte cuatro métodos diferentes para encontrar dientes de tiburón en la playa… y sí, ¡incluso puedes buscar fósiles de dientes de megalodon con estas técnicas! Si desea obtener más información sobre cómo encontrar dientes de tiburón en la playa, mire este video: Para saber cómo hacer su propio kit de búsqueda de fósiles, agregue este video a su lista de observación: ————– Charleston Fossil Adventures es la elección de Charleston para recorridos legales de búsqueda de fósiles, votado 3 veces MEJOR guía turística (2020) y MEJOR actividad al aire libre (2021, 2018). Únase a nosotros en una excursión de búsqueda de fósiles en Lowcountry de la que hablará en los años venideros. Garantizamos que su viaje se realiza en un entorno legal y priorizamos la seguridad de nuestros clientes por encima de todo. Todo nuestro personal está completamente vacunado y desinfectamos todo el equipo de kayak entre cada recorrido. ENLACES: Reserve su aventura: Compre la guía de campo de Ashby: Regístrese en nuestro servicio de caja de suscripción, Shark Tooth Club Monthly: Explore nuestras joyas fósiles únicas en su tipo: Compre grava rica en fósiles, cargada con dientes de tiburón: Música de introducción CFA de BenSound.com

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48 comentarios en «THE BEST Method to Find Shark Teeth on the Beach!! (Professionally Tested & Approved!)»

  1. Does it matter what beach you are at? Or do all beaches have this many shark teeth? I live on dauphin island in Alabama, and have found 9 shark teeth on a total of one year, so I'm wondering if it is the area I'm in, or if I just need to keep practicing!?

  2. There is another way we do it in Florida, Venice, using screens and sand flee sifters to collect the shell concentrate at the waterline. To your point, though, sight hunting is best when it is fresh sand, however, after 50 others have picked through it, sifting is best option.

  3. Recently got back from Isle of Palms and the shell accumulation was a night and day difference from that of – Kiawah and Seabrook. There may be loads of fossils there too and I just didnt know the right way to look. However, Isle of Palms has been doing dune rebuilding and there is an inlet where shells, rock, fossils just seem to accumulate en mass. I walked up and down the beach daily and no shark teeth….but I did acquire a lot of fossils and meteor type rocks. Finding Meg teeth right on the beach isnt impossible, but it's highly unlikely unless you go further inland or go to just the right places.

  4. I was just at Manasota Beach and there were hundreds of people looking for teeth. There was no chance of just walking up and finding one that wasnt already snatched. That said, I did leave with 14 teeth. Sifted with my kids plastic bullshit shifted in the sand. None of them were big teeth but very clear great quality teeth sifting. Did it in like 45 minutes despite all of the people.

  5. I’m going to the beach in a few weeks and I’m doing the exact same things also I am also I am bringing a small kit like box it can open and close so I can put the small teeth on the close it and then I’m going to find something bigger to fit the big ones and then I’m going to text you soon bye😊

  6. Thank you! Being at Myrtle Beach, my son and I laughed when you mentioned “SC” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Thanks!!! We are gonna be shark tooth hunting!!!!!! And other fossils ❤

  7. At Venice FL, If you can do it, the best place to find the bigger pieces is out between the beach edge and the sand bar, the bigger pieces will settle there. may also be between the first and 2nd sand bar too. And always go after a storm that has wave action.

  8. I wonder if you can get to it by car or paddle board ? Any locals know let me know. South Carolina native but we usually look in Myrtle beach, and murrels inlet area. My biggest find is a little over 2 inches. I would freak to find what he is finding.

  9. What state are you in? Can you please tell us a video or something of what state you live in and what beach that’s called cause I’ve been looking for church teeth for like 12 years already we know three years already and I’m eight so yeah started when I was six and I’ve been wanting to see shark teeth for forever so it would be really nice of you to tell us what state you live in because I’m just watching this video and the first video from you that I’ve seen but anyways, I was wondering if you could make a video telling us what state You’re in and what beach that’s called kids you would really make me happy if you did that and also my comment is from Addy alert so yeah yeah I was wondering if you could do that if you could do that that would be really sweet of you and thank you if you didwell if you do😊

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