Megalodon Fossil Shark Teeth - 40mm to 50mm ** LARGE SELECTION **

Megalodon Fossil Shark Teeth - 40mm to 50mm ** LARGE SELECTION **

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Megalodon Fossil Shark Teeth - 40mm to 50mm ** LARGE SELECTION **

Megalodon Fossil Shark Teeth - 40mm to 50mm ** LARGE SELECTION **

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£25.00

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Megalodon Fossil Shark Teeth - 40mm to 50mm ** LARGE SELECTION **

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The Rock and Fossil Shop

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

The Rock and Fossil Shop
Unit 60, Durham Indoor Market
Market Place, Durham DH1 3NJ
United Kingdom

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Genuine Megalodon Shark Tooth – A Piece of Prehistoric History

Own a fascinating piece of prehistoric history with a genuine Megalodon shark tooth, a fossil from one of the largest predators ever to inhabit our oceans.

Dating back 12 to 15 million years, these impressive teeth belonged to the mighty Megalodon (Otodus megalodon), an enormous prehistoric shark that ruled the seas long before humans existed.

Origin: North / South Carolina, USA

Each tooth is a unique natural fossil, featuring its own distinctive shape, colouration, texture and preservation. From its impressive serrated edges to its unmistakable triangular shape, every specimen tells a story of an ancient underwater world.

A fantastic addition to any fossil collection, these prehistoric treasures also make unusual gifts for shark enthusiasts, fossil collectors and anyone fascinated by natural history.

Please note: As genuine natural fossils, each tooth will have its own individual characteristics, including variations in colour, shape and condition.

Care & Display

Handle gently and support the tooth by its broader base. Display somewhere secure and avoid dropping it or knocking the tip and edges. Remove dust carefully with a soft, dry brush.

Please do not expect every specimen to have a complete root, intact tip or fully preserved serrations.

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