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Sir David Attenborough's Sea Dragon at Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre! (From 2018!)

This is a short video that I filmed 6 years ago when I was still learning the basics about doing vlogging, where my family and I went to see David Attenborough's Sea Dragon fossil that'd been featured in the BBC TV show: Nature (season 37, episode 7) "Attenborough and the Sea Dragon", back in 2018! The fossil was of an old sea animal called the Ichthyosaur that was discovered by Chris Moore, a professional fossil collector, discovered a part of the front paddles of an ichthyosaur on Monmouth beach at Lyme Regis! After carefully cleaning the first piece of this extinct reptile he knew that it was something different! After getting permission from the landowners and mentioning the find to Sir David Attenborough, the plan was made to excavate the fossil from the cliffs! After careful consultation and agreement from the landowners and Natural England, Chris had permission to search for the rest of the fossil within the cliffs! It is not permitted to dig or extract fossils from the cliffs unless you have permission from the landowner! Chris and his team had to have professional climbing and rope experts, geologists and the help of Sir David and the BBC to carry out the excavation! Once the fossil had been located then weeks of hard work began in order to extract the rock containing the ichthyosaur, and then sail all the pieces back on a floating pontoon and you can still see the fossil at Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre today! I hope that you enjoy the video and please excuse my poor vlogging skills!