Large Megalodon Fossil Shark Tooth - 102mm x 71mm x 25mm

Megalodon Fossil Shark Tooth

A striking Megalodon tooth with a broad triangular crown and a chunky, textured root. Measuring approximately 102mm x 71mm x 25mm, this substantial fossil makes an eye-catching addition to a natural history display or fossil collection.

The tooth has pale sandy-beige and grey tones across the crown, contrasting with a darker brown root and central areas. Long, irregular patches of surface loss reveal darker material beneath, giving the tooth a distinctive weathered appearance and plenty of character.

Geology & History

Identified as Otodus megalodon, this fossil tooth comes from one of the largest predatory sharks to have inhabited the oceans. Its listed age is approximately 12–15 million years, with an origin in North / South Carolina, USA.

Specimen Details

• Specimen: Megalodon fossil shark tooth.
• Approximate dimensions: 102mm x 71mm x 25mm.
• Origin: North / South Carolina, USA.
• Age: approximately 12–15 million years.
• Colour: sandy beige, grey and dark brown.
• Appearance: triangular crown with contrasting surface textures and a broad, rough-textured root.
  

Care & Display

Support the tooth by its broader base when handling and avoid pressure on the tip or edges. Display securely and remove dust gently with a soft, dry brush. A wonderful conversation piece for a shelf or cabinet, where its contrasting colours and prehistoric form can be appreciated up close.

Please examine the photographs carefully for the specimen’s condition and individual features. The coin and ruler are shown for scale only and are not included.