KIDS FIND GEMS ON FAMILY VACATION YOUTUBE FOR KIDS

So, you want to find gemstones? You'll need to come with us to a remote location. We'll get an expert guide from Great Earth Expeditions. We'll explore caves, waterfalls, take risks, turn over thousands of rocks, and maybe, just maybe, we'll get lucky. So, stay tuned. With me, River, and my brothers, Wilder, and Archer. In this episode, we're in Canada, in the province of Nova Scotia, at a secret local beach. Uh, wake up guys, we got a show to do. Okay, where are we going to cross, Archer? That's Ryan from Great Earth Expeditions. He knows all the best spots in Nova Scotia. We're now in the Bay of Fundy, and it's low tide. So, we don't have a whole lot of time, because the water's going to come in with all those fish. Right now, it's low tide, so the water is way out here. The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world. And in the next six hours, the water is going to raise over 50 feet. And when it's high tide, all of this beach will be underwater. What we're going to do is we're going to check out this coastline, and we're going to look for some treasures and some gemstones. Are you guys okay with that? Yeah! All right, let's go then. Let's go, Archer. This place is amazing. Check out this natural land bridge. We walk right underneath it to the other side. Looks like Archer found the first treasure. It's a snail shell. Thank you. Um, I found a crab. Whoa, we've got a lot of ground to cover. So, in order to find these gemstone guys, a lot of times you have to lift up bigger rocks or even in the seaweed. Search through and see. Oh, look at that, guys. Wow. What a find. That's an amethyst. Amethyst is a gemstone. That can form when water is trapped inside rock for a really long time. We were ready to turn over every rock on this beach to find our own pieces of amethyst. It's the tiniest crab ever. We're getting close. I can feel it. Those are calcium crystals. That's a vein. It's a different rock than this one. Jackpot. Oh, I think you found amethyst. Found a big chunk of it? Wow. It was beautiful. Oh, nice, bud. Oh, yeah, we did it. Hey, everyone. It's me, Wildo. Oh, that's the one. Yeah. With our pockets full, it was time to look at all of our treasure. This is a great find, buddy. You can see this is actually three different rocks. Amethyst and quartzite crystals. Combined with the magma or the basalt from the lava flow. Come look at all the gemstones right now. Gemstones and beach glass. So, Wildo, this is a very brittle stone, right? Because it's crystals. See? Ryan told us he found pirates treasure on this beach. So we wanted to look for some. So, yeah, these pirates would bury treasure in these crevices or even caves. So I think we need to find ourselves a sea cave. I already feel lucky because I have all these gems. Well, I mean, yeah, you guys have been lucky so far. The hunt for treasure was on. Daddy, look. Looks like a giant piece of gold. Let's retire. Oh, my goodness. Okay, it wasn't pirates treasure, but it was a neat ball of quartz. Oh, I see the secret cave. Hey, everyone. It's me, Ultra. I found treasure. Can I go in the cave? I'm finding some beach glass. And we're back. Let's see what this cave's all about. Oh, wow. That sure is a big cave. We're looking for pirate treasure. I don't think we're going to get lucky today, but... You guys want to see what they look like? These are coins that I've found before in the past. Look at these. Aren't those neat? Yeah, they're metal. Yeah. Where did you find them? Here on the Bay of Fundy. That was some neat pirates treasure. Let's go check out that waterfall. And finally, there's always time for catching crabs. Well, the tide was coming in, so it was time to get going. What an amazing day. I can hardly wait to... Wait, don't go. There's a whole lot more River & Wilder show. Join us for some larger-than-life adventures. So hit that subscribe button. Check out some of our previous episodes. And ring the bell so you get notified when we launch a new episode. You will follow on the dark side. It's a video. Thanks for watching, everybody. Bye-bye.