Whenever I go fossil hunting I usually come home with fossilised shells, coral, occasionally sea urchins and petrified wood. My dream is to find a fossilised shark tooth. 🙂

A new type of adventure. Thanks for taking us along.

Once you got your eyes dialed in, you did great! Thanks for the fun adventure. The ray was a bonus.

That water was so clear! Thank you for sharing your adventures.

Wow! Looks like so much fun! I want to try diving some day. Fascinating finds!

Beautiful finds ❤ well done 🎉

It's Carcharodon hastalis now, I think. Anyway, lovely teeth! Much respect for the will power to leave them behind.

Next to the coin you found it was a straight scuare stone, that would worth takin out and check it And when you found that little white one thingy whiout a name, just upper looked like a big bone separated by the little Bone on top of it and further again some straight big square big blooks And then whili you moving you see them big blocks and at minute 2.46 you get at the yellow big block wich has something written on the top of it When you pick the shark tot you miss a nice green sheel ( to the right ) At 6.29 just above you hand they are like 3 home made pots , worth checking And also remember the colour of the big stones found and had the he biggest bone you have , and since you are in the water look for the rest of the skeleton Cheers happy finds

Great finds! Water was nice and clear too. And quite the swimming buddy you found! Yikes! 😂 Nothing better than a fossil shark tooth finding day! 🎉

This was a beautiful video! Thank you for taking us with you under water.

Enjoy learning from you on the beach. Now learning even more from you under water. The water is so clear. Thank you.

Always enjoyable! Thank you.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="157">2:37</a> This thing almost looks dentary, it might be a shed pharyngeal crushing tooth of some kind of large fish that eats hard-shelled organisms. I wouldn't even know where to begin on finding out what fish that would be.

Congratulations on having one of your specimens being published on.

Beautiful colours and good preservation.

The 2 things that I love the most: Sea and fossils, I´m studying marine biology and I´m on a fossil project. Great video!

Thanks for the video, Master Morne. Those are some really cool teeth. The teeth on that modern fish jawbone were quite wicked as well! I always worry when I see stingrays around divers after what happened to Steve Irwin. (And watching some of the experiments Jeremy Wade did with them.) So I’m glad you kept a safe distance. Magnificent animals.

Wow! Those were some awesome finds! And how did it feel to find your first big shark's tooth? That was a good sized one too! Where were you diving that you couldn't keep them? I think your best find was that 6ft stingray! Man he looked huge! That must have given you a bit of a scare at first? Gorgeous animals! Awesome video! And I'm glad you got to experience getting your first tooth anyways! And it's on the internet, so it is forever anyways! 🎉❤🎉

Bone is remnant of modern eroded snapper skull. Ramp & cleaning tables nearby!

Very nice shark's teeth! 😊

Great video sir well done on finding so many shark teeth to bad you didn't keep them. Thanks for sharing this awesome content with us six stars brother

Nice

Awesome you found so many shark teeth. It's a shame you couldn't bring them back here with you

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i go fossil hunting around sydney and wollongong an up north, hard to find anything else but plants ,coral, sea shells and those simple life forms. very cool your able to find teethh

Its crazy how fish can have teeth like that nice finds

Hi their, where did the house bricks come from that you can see at about 3.07 in on the video? Do all the shark teeth have a split up the side or is that just coincidence. Great Video as normal. Regards Richard 🇬🇧

Either on the beach/in the water... once you find one or two ... then you learn the patern. Used to take friends/family to look for shark teeth. Would have them behind me and if they missed one would tem them to turn around. Soon they were eagle eye's... or shark 🦈 tooth eyes 🤔

Box jellyfish, white sharks, blue-ringed octopus, saltwater crocodile, stonefish. 😬 I will not be diving in Australia anytime soon.

You are like a little boy on Christmas morning every time you find a shark tooth! I love it! When you don’t take your finds back home what do you do with them? Give them to a local fossil hunter?

White thingy - may be an egg case

I think that white mystery thing was a hyperostosed fish bone. Is this Beaumaris?

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There is a very good spot that can be walked to during low tide lots of shark teeth there

Welcome to Oz. Coming up to Qld?

Fossilized perogie

Just had a thought, not sure how good New Zealand would be for Metal detecting, I've been doing it since the mid 70's on and off, probably a bit time consuming.

the only guess i can make about the mysterious white object at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="157">2:37</a> is possibly some kind of malformed shark egg? i honestly have no clue what else it could be beyond a strange bone or a piece of plastic

Is there anywhere you won't go to find a fossil😉?! Is that an ancient dead reef or is it one they could try to propagate and regenerate? Sorry about all the questions but Curious is my middle name! Not much in the way of many fish swimming around, or do you scare them away? Of course not to forget how much you love finding shark's teeth - what a pity they had to stay behind. Such beauties.

Were you diving of the coast of Victoria somewhere?

Thing at 2.49 looks like a squid egg

DUUUUDE <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="171">2:51</a> A few seconds ago there was rectangle bricks. Did you see them and know where they might be from?

Great ! So you are not a collector ? (or I imagine it must be veeeeery special)

Swam with orca yet?

was that CAVEPS? how was it?

Where did you go snorkeling

Вам можно позавидовать - Вы можете позволить Себе исследования .Congratilations !

Why did you not take the fossils back to New Zealand? Customs wont allow it?

in nsw?

Could have picked a better spot surely ? So much brick , concrete and tarmac on the floor there .

Hey dude, i had a question not really related to this video that i think you might find interesting. Ive been seeing a lot of other channels making similar videos to yours where they look for rocks and try to find fossils or geodes. However, a lot of these folks are using very crude ways of opening them up, that being just taking a hammer and cracking them open on the beach. This seems like it may be problematic for the longterm preservation of these fossils. Two examples im thinking of is 1) someone cracking open a shell fossil and some of the shiny lining almost instantly peeling away, and 2) the same guy cracking a rock, big enough to hold about 4 of your penguin fossils, into 4 pieces with his hammer. Im kinda concerned that these videos may send a bad precedent of these scientifically valuable fossils, and more youtubers cracking open pretty rocks for views, not at all with the care you put into revealing and preserving the fossils. Lord forbid people illegally harvesting fossils from scientifically blocked off paleontology sites (i actually saw a video of two guy's doing just that). So down to the question is: do you see this as an actual problem? Why or why not? And do you think there can be any advocacy awareness that could be brought up for the value that fossils bring?