Shark Teeth in Montana! Hunting for Amazing Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway Shark Teeth!

16.28 what you think is a fish spine may actually be an enchodus tooth judging on the fluted side and striations prep it all the way and look at the rest of it to see but it may be a big enchodus tooth the main tooth in the jaw

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Incredible finds and preparation results! I also love sharkteeth since they can tell us things about the original livestyle of that creature. Also just looking at the detail is astonishing!

Those teeth are amazing! Another excellent video, as well. Please tell MRM that we miss her videos too! 😊❤️

Great hunt ,nice to see Kim is out, haven't seen any videos from her was worried . Keep on being u always great videos.

Wow, so amazing finds❤

Excellent video! Were heading to New Jersey tomorrow to find the same Cretaceous fossils but loose in the creek 😁 your long reptile tooth looks like plesiosaur 👍

Amazing. And what a treat to also see Kim (Montana Mom) out and about... I know many were concerned since she hadn't posted for awhile. Your blessed Theo to have a land-owner give you permission to dig on his land Dude!

Amazing teeth. The names of the sharks sound like they lived where willy Wonka got the umpa lumaps. "Shazyscoppop" and "flaberbunking"😅😅😅❤

Awesome finds and prep! It was nice to Kim, we miss her videos.

Evidence for Noah's flood!

Can't wait to see you clean these!

Wow some really incredible finds! There were so many teeth in those rocks you brought home! Considering you couldn't even see them until you got them home and started prepping them! Incredible! My favorite has to be the crow shark tooth. They are just so wildly different then any of the other teeth, and really cool! I can't wait until you can definitely get ids on those others and I hope for your sake, they are those rare teeth that you have always wanted to find! That would be so cool for you, and you really do deserve it! Congrats on such amazing finds Theo!🎉💕

Since I know little about shark teeth, I learned a lot from this video. Thank you. I have heard that as some sharks lose their anterior teeth, their posterior teeth move forward to replace the old teeth. Is that what we may be seeing here? It was good to see MRM. I hope she posts again soon. Congratulations on your and Alexis's wedding. I hope those wedding bells will be loud enough to hear them all the way out to the West Coast. Have a great time. Take good care of our Rookie Rockhound.🦈🎊🔔💍👰🎩🐦🦋🪨💎

Interesting specimens, I've never found shark teeth before

😎 Theo 👍
Goood finds
The wind is like no u can't record 🤣

Will you explain what the tool is that you use to prep these fossils, please? I hear you call it a "scribe" and I'm curious about it & want to see if I can find one for my own use.

I'm guessing Mosasaur or something similar for that tooth. Awesome!

Very cool. You are so good at prep. I hope you get to go, again. Thank you

Ok…I just watched Rookie. SO fine of you to host him. What fun!
Congratulations on your nuptials. Huzzah! Let the videos commence!

You both did great!

Thank you!! These are truly a thrill to see.

Wow, I was excited, tow of my favorite folks in one fock pile. Hi Rick mom. Hope all is well.

It looks like you did good in the fossil and tooth department. I'm glad your eye got better.

Keep having fun!

Sweet teeff!!!

Awesome! How fortunate you were to get permission to dig

Nice video, Theo! I find a ton of the same species of teeth here in central Alabama, absolutely quality preservation too. If you guys are ever passing through central Alabama, let me know! I’d love to show y’all how we do Cretaceous teeth here in the south 🔥

Those are amazing finds! I feel like I have been introduce to shark teeth 101 lol. Theo you are amazing when it comes to fossils!

So interesting! And sorry about your eye. Yikes