A mix of great stuff, and what a great mail time gift

A great idea for a tshirt if you ever do a fossil guide service... I Went To New Zealand And Got Crabs 🦀🦀 😎

Wow, such a great hunt. I can't wait for prep. The diorama-tin is truly touching gift, and they've got some fascinating fossils in that photo too!

Watching this with my daughter, told her the unknown object you found was a pangolin egg, after her googling pangolin eggs turns out I’m a horrible father 😂. We love watching your videos, thank you 👍

Mamlambo is such a zen channel. One of my favorites.

Was just thinking I haven't had a dose of mamlambo for a while and here you are dropping a fresh video.

You're such a cool and knowledgeable guy....thank you for what you do...my 14 year old son and I watching your videos!🥰🥰🥰

Hey paleontology student here from Houston, Texas. Your "unidentified tooth" from your video is actually a fish scale. Love the content keep it up!

Greetings from California! This was really a great video! Love the teeny, tiny shark teeth. The pics, drawing and fossils from Bill Mc are awesome!! 🐋🐚🦖🦈

Thank you for the adventure and seeing some amazing finds especially the one with all of the different kinds of fossils in it ! Take care , stay safe and healthy wherever your next adventure takes you ! Doing well here in Kansas .

Beautiful scenery, nice finds. I can’t wait to see some prep videos. Great to see you out on the hunt again. 😊

Wow. What a gorgeous sunset . Totally love the cluster of fossils you found. Another fantastic video. 👍👍👍

Amazing shark tooth and fossil hunting video, Mamlambo! Thanks very much for your videos! Hoping you and yours are well and happy!

Awesome gift. So many people love your channel and the positive content, and with good reason!

Happy to see you again. I can't wait to see what will be next. Love your video. From Canada.

So many tiny shark teeth... awesome!😃 The view through the microscope was pretty cool. And the huge vetrtebra is incredible 😲 I like also your website, its well designed with nice photos 👍🏻 Keep up your work and stay safe

3:07 I think that’s a sea sponge/ sea potato. I found something like that over on my beach in England.

Hi Mamlambo! Was so cool getting to meet you at the CHCH gem and mineral show I was a bit star struck haha. I felt privileged to have gotten a sneak peak on this video ;) Love your work, keep those awesome videos coming!

That was a fun trip, great finds, interesting shark tooth extraction. Thanks for posting!!

Awesome finds and the mail in gift(diarama)was amazing indeed,thank you sir cheers

Do you need a yoke for your buckets ? Something like a milkmaid would have used , or perhaps hire a stray Sherpa .LOVE the diorama . Amazing talent .

Another awesome video! With all those tiny teeth you made me realize that maybe I should be using a smaller mesh when I go. I'm probably losing a lot of cool teeth. Great finds, keep it up man!

Great Hunt! Great Shark Teeth. The rock @ 5:24 was a stunner! Had to pause just to take it all in. Gorgeous. Thanks for taking us along. I often think when I'm watching you march up the beach and we are a fair distance away from you, if you ever lose the camera or what the footage looks like, with you scuttling back to pick up the camera. Gives me a laugh every time.

Great video again. It is beautiful up there👍

HUZZAH! The patreon has launched! Lots of great fossils in this one, those vertebrae must've taken a lot of effort to get off the beach! Just signed up for your Patreon, can't wait for the next video!

I enjoy your videos keep up the good work! Have a great day!

The items you find is absolutely amazing.

A guy like me, who love pet's rock ;) I'm going to binge watch all your video's !

Really good video , worth waiting for .

Awesome video! Well worth the wait

Awesome show

Thanks, once again. Most interesting. Thanks especially for the sieving demo. I have two buckets of Otaian sandstone that have teeth and so on in them but have been wondering what to do with them in a desultory fashion for the last three years or so. Will now have a crack at them.

Glad you found lots of shark teeth! A lot of the ones I have are small like that. But I like them because it is a challenge. Especially as I get older- I have to wear reading glasses to see them now...

Waiting for you to find a meg tooth😁 what a lovely artistic present.

Huge whale vertebrae and tiny shark vertebrae in one fossil hunt, not to mention other stuff. This is just great. Congrats!

that rock with all the shells in is so awesome. i'd love one of those polished up

Awesome bones!! Cool diorama!!

Love your channel. You recently popped up on my feed, glad you did! I hope you get more followers =>

Awsome as always 🤘

Love the video was hoping you’d post soon

He makes me want to strive for being a more positive person. I definitely love to watch positive people doing creative things.

The box from the USA is amazing ... 🤯. The findings in the episode are also very intriguing 🧐 ... 🤔.

Think that rock with the conglomerate of fossils is the most beautiful rock I've ever seen, it's achingly beautiful!

Thanks for taking us on the trip, some nice finds. Too many bloody adverts though !

Your mystery object could be a bit of the trunk for a tree fern or similar.

11:00 your microscope looks like a bugged eyed emu lol!

Its never occurred to me to use pantyhose to filter sediment. I don't want to think about what Ive washed down the sink over the years. Immediate response was to ask my wife to get me some from town . Thats a conversation I wish we hadn't had !

Interested to know if you have a rock garden/rock collection at home? Too personal? Love these videos, ooooh microscope! Great detail in your presentation. Looks like a sesame seed bagel that had sprouted. I hope you saved it. Super interesting 🖖

Amazing Place.

Wow. I wondered why you were taking the material back instead of going through it on site. Those teeth are so tiny. That’s really cool. What sort of sharks would those come from?

Wonder if Alaska beaches, having rocks very similar to what you are holding up for us, has rocks of a similar nature? Hidden fossils. . . Maybe over along the "Inland Passage" area. Never occurred to back then. Mite far away now to go beach combing.

amazing

Homer says- Mmmmm Crab Legs! Aaaauuughgghhhh...

And here I am thinking fossil crabs were a rareity ...mind you its not easy to find ammonites and Belamnites in the UK except for Whitby where there are lots. The tiny sharks teeth are very cool, I can never quite get my head around the fact that theyre not actually fossilized but real teeth as they were in the mouth of the shark...weird what a cool day out

you live a good life. i dont know if this is all you do but if it were, id say you live a worthwhile life. if it sounds like im envious its because i am.

I wish I'd known about using Sodium Hexametaphosphate for breaking down clays sooner haha would have made previous wet sieving infinitely easier.. oh well ill have to pick some up for next time.. washing your clay is easier with calgon after all ;)

Yea. My favorite programming of the year, Micro Shark Week. Time to squeeze into my tiny house, pour me a microbrew, and fire up my iPad mini. Sometimes, it's life's littleness that brings the biggest joys.

That was a memorable rock, 450#.

I... could have missed that crab

It looks like some sort of brain coral - but it can also be a type of echinoderm (sea urchin). Whatever it is, I think it's dead because it looks kind of dried and washed up on the shore.

11:48 unknown tooth looks a lot like a tiny nurse shark tooth to me

If you ever find another like the painted looking one, I'll take it, ❤❤❤❤❤

love the vids. Wonder if you'd ever consider giving each find an ID, so it would be easier to find any later videos where a find is prepped? thanks

Estava com saudades de ver seus vídeos amigo Malambro...beautful vídeo my dear Friends.

Started getting withdrawals. Thanks for posting

The one that you said where is an unknown tooth? You may want to see if that’s a GAR fish scale. We find them all around Florida, they’re just a different color here! I love your channel because the stuff you find over there it’s totally different than the stuff we find here in Florida! I love learning how to look for different fossils in different places!

So jealous I can’t be there looking for fossils with you!

Definitely a shark Nursery

I really want to know what that weird rock thing was that you found. I can look at human bodies but for some reason that little sea urchin/egg thing gave me the heeby jeebies.

Watching this and my wife says you sound like the crab from Moana the Disney hawaiian movie.

M8... i have a vertebrae like that but only 5cm wide cuz it was worn out , and because of you , after 7 years i finnaly know is whale .

3:10 looks like maybe a sunflower closed?

Those are some spectacular vertebra you found! Can't imagine finding something like that on the beach! Much be a partial skeleton, no? And, yes, even though the biggest pieces can't be hauled off of the beach in one piece (not even with your cart), it might be still be worth trying to get it off in multiple pieces - that is, if you think the vertebrae will hold. Otherwise they'll be just lost to the sea, and that seems like a real shame... :( Also, this sodium hexaphosphate seems an interesting chemical. Does it only work on clay, or do you think it'll also manage to break up uncompacted clay-y sandstone? If got an Eocene deposit I normally get the fossils out of by breaking the soil up by hand, which occasionally risks fracturing the fossils within. Sodium hexaphosphate seems like a way less destructive approach that I might give a try once.

I imagine I look a lot like you on the beach, collecting fossils with a backpack 🎒 on! Maybe a beach wagon would help with the bigger things? I can’t use one because I have a cliff to climb too. But might help you.

The jagged shark teeth might be tiger It looks similar to tiger shark teeth I found in florida

What is that @5:20 - 5:44 ? Is it the fossilized stomach contents of an ancient shell eating fish ? or just a conglomerate of shell fragments locked in a matrix ?

Went there yesterday with my son, found several interesting concretions that might possibly have something in them.

No matter the species it shall always be groot to me, lol

Do you have a wagon to help carry back your fossils? What tools do you recommend to carry with you on a hike? Enjoy seeing your discoveries.

Hey I found a concretion that was shaped like a football and it has two brown parts sticking out of each side. I was wondering if it is anything or just a random rock, also great video

So i did somme online reasearch on my possible whale vertebrae and i did not find anny marine mammal fossil in romania , there are lots of similar ones near the carapatians in the targu jiu area , new species?

Is there enough of a difference in density to use gravity separation methods like panning for situations like the teeth in siltstone?

Are the small teeth from juvenile sharks or are they just small fish?

Wish You could go to Florida and go out on the Boat for finding Huge Meg Teeth..

I think the unknown tooth may actually be a placoid scale

I thought that scaly looking oblong thing was a dragon's egg

You can probably sell that strained slit to anyone who makes clay pottery

what microscope do you use

3.06 is it a dried up abalone slug ??

We call them 5 gallon buckets, what do you call them?

Ekse you found an old seeded roll on the beach.

Wow my dear....,💜

How old are the shark teeth roughly?

Hello sir.I have a fossil that I don’t know what it is,can’t even google it. Would it be possible to email you photo of it so you can look at it?

I would not want to be bitten by teeny tiny prehistoric sharks. lol.

Sell me a crab rock my guy? I want to bring one out of the rock.

u/k tooth ?= hybodontid shark?

I loved this video! Paleontology is a hobby passion. But in my area I can only read and watch videos. There is no where in Illinois, that I know, that has a good place to fossil hunt. Loved & Subbed!!

that thing u fouend is a pengwin egg

3.00 min. Looks like a dried up sponge.