00:00I found the lost Dutchman mom.
00:15Still upstairs.
00:18Saliva and feces.
00:2525.
00:29Arizona Museum of Natural History is located at McDonald and First Street in Mesa.
00:50There it is, Arizona Museum of Natural History with the dinosaur coming out of the building.
00:56It's a Dilophosaurus.
00:58Yeah, right here.
00:59What is now northeastern Arizona in the early Jurassic period just under 200 million years ago.
01:04We're meat-eating dinosaurs over 20 feet long and weighed over a thousand pounds.
01:09Hey.
01:11Don't pick his nose.
01:12Right here.
01:13Mammoth.
01:14Can you imagine they're trying to bring these guys back?
01:18Oh wow.
01:19It's a fossil.
01:20A third species of the elephant called the Palacetorn was formed in Arizona.
01:25It was an earlier relative of the better known prehistoric Mastodon.
01:32Mastodon.
01:33Probably also here from Asia.
01:34Look at the size of these.
01:40Cool.
01:41Wow.
01:42Mastodon?
01:43Mastodon?
01:44Let's not nitpick a mammal's a mammal.
01:48And this guy?
01:49Uh, I'm not even going to try.
01:50Okay.
01:51What type is this?
01:52Uh, I'm not even going to try.
01:55Okay.
01:56Utahraptor.
01:57Look at this.
01:58Look at this guy.
01:59The Mastodon.
02:00The Mastodon is a mammal.
02:01Oh wow.
02:02That's the name of the Mastodon.
02:03Oh wow.
02:04Mastodon?
02:05Let's not nitpick a mammal's a mammal.
02:06And this guy?
02:07Uh, I'm not even going to try.
02:08Okay.
02:09What type is this?
02:10Utahraptor.
02:11Look at this, look at this guy.
02:12The Mastodon is a mammal.
02:15What type is this?
02:19Utahraptor.
02:22Look at this.
02:23Look at this guy.
02:25guy the micro raptor was a member of the dinosaur family notable for just having feathers it's like
02:32a bird like one or something look they got sugar gliders up here too sugar gliders yeah that's
02:39awesome that's from 150 million years ago he's not very big is he just hoping you'd turn around
02:47and get triceratops triceratops three horns three horns i only count two no this one right here oh
03:01okay that's that's the third one that's the third one gotcha please touch femur please touch femur
03:09please touch petosaurus's femur it doesn't feel real
03:23petosaurus galibius is a dinosaur from the late santerius period found in inner mongolia china
03:40china wow
03:53the jurassic level 201 million years ago to 145 million years ago
04:01this level represents animals and plants from jurassic morrison foundation which was deposited
04:08155 million years ago thrive the first people yesterday today and forever
04:19i want people to know the story i want the millions of people that now live in our
04:23homeland to know who we are and the story behind us telly washington pipage salt river pima community
04:36besides the exhibits the museum was full of activities for all ages from child to adult
04:53and they've got a really awesome setup for this gila monster he's got water right here
04:58and then he's got an area down here you can hang out right now how do they feed him
05:09perhaps the most unique artifact in the american is the figurine made of ceramic stone and wood these
05:17fascinating sculptures represent real and mythological people from 1500 bce and onward
05:24this is about as tall as a seven story building termites construct these nests by gluing sand grains
05:33together together with their saliva and feces and partially digested wooden materials
05:46that little bit right there that'll be fruit champions through the champas through the champa
06:01a large part of present-day arizona was covered by a warm shallow sea inhabited by ancestors of the modern day
06:11shark
06:20territorial jails
06:27you're standing in the middle of a jail that provided a temporary home for thousands of wayward westerners
06:33to speak right food two cold meals a day were served the mill usually considered a cup of coffee and a sandwich
06:41sleep the prisoners slept on bare steel bunks with no bedding no blankets no mattresses
06:49because prisoners would often set fire to them and endanger everyone
06:52crowding there are 19 monks on the lower level yet many times there were as many as 70 men
06:58packed into these lower levels
07:01the excessive overcrowding occurred on weekends and court was not held
07:05ladies were housed in a small separate room with two windows they were provided with bedding and had a shower as well
07:14look at those skulls
07:19those are animals
07:22no some are some look like yeah they're probably all monkeys maybe
07:26but what is this one oh this is a gorilla okay
07:45centurosaurus
07:47oh wow look at this dude he turns that's an ugly fish sorry but it is
07:59fresh water mussels
08:04now this is an iron meaning right
08:08iron iron
08:11this came from canyon diablo
08:12this piece from canny diablo which produced meteor creator is 45 000 to 50 000 years ago
08:23got a good picture of that
08:27there's clean of sulfate
08:29mexico
08:32the cristicola is a beautiful mineral
08:34so this is incredible
08:43oh this is incredible
08:53oh this is incredible
08:57oh
08:59Scimitar tooth cat, this is a relative of the more common saber-toothed cat.
09:17Native cultures of the western North America, the Evelyn and Lou Grubb Collection.
09:27Venomous animals of the Sonoran Desert.
09:35First mission, Arizona's first mission.
09:39This really reminds me of Tumacori, doesn't it?
09:43It does.
09:44Found the Lost Dutchman Mine.
09:50Welcome to the Dutchman's Mine, Gold Mine.
09:53The Dutchman's Gold Mine in Superstition Mountains is one of the most famous legends of all.
09:58It was really a Dutchman named Jacob Waltz and he really did bring gold nuggets into Mesa
10:04from the superstitions.
10:05This is where the facts stop and the myths begin.
10:08If the spirit could speak to us today, this is how he might have explained the different
10:13stories surrounding the legend.
10:17This museum has the penny press.
10:20We did a whole video on how you can make these press pennies.
10:23This is so cool.
10:24We just got the one with the pterodactyl and now he's going to do the one with the skull.
10:28So go ahead.
10:29There goes the penny.
10:34There it is.
10:43Sweet.
10:44We had a great time visiting the National Museum of History.
10:48We hope that you would get a chance to go see it yourself.
10:52There was just too many things to see and do that we couldn't share in this whole video.
10:56If you ever get a chance, they're in Mesa and McDonald's.
10:59And that's where we're going to wrap up this video.
11:01If you'd like to see more things that have to do with aliens and dinosaurs and Arizona,
11:07check out our video on the thing.
11:16We're about ready to go tour the thing.
11:19Aliens versus dinosaurs.
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