Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil - 107mm x 60mm x 23mm

Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil

A striking, dark Megalodon shark tooth fossil measuring approximately 107mm x 60mm x 23mm. Its elongated, tapering crown and substantial root give it an imposing silhouette, making it an eye-catching addition to a fossil collection or natural history display.

The tooth features charcoal-grey to near-black colouring, with smoother crown surfaces contrasting against the rougher, pitted texture of the root. Fine lengthwise surface markings, visible cracks and areas of edge wear give this specimen its individual character. Chips and uneven edges are visible, so this is a characterful fossil rather than a pristine, fully edged tooth.

Geology & History

Otodus megalodon was one of the largest predatory sharks ever to inhabit the oceans. Like modern sharks, it replaced its teeth throughout its life, with shed teeth sometimes becoming buried in sediment and preserved as fossils. This specimen is listed as approximately 12–15 million years old, from North / South Carolina, USA.

Specimen Details

• Specimen: Megalodon shark tooth fossil.
• Species: Otodus megalodon.
• Approximate dimensions: 107mm x 60mm x 23mm.
• Colour: charcoal-grey to near-black.
• Appearance: elongated crown with smoother surfaces and a contrasting textured root.
  
• Listed age: approximately 12–15 million years.
• Listed origin: North / South Carolina, USA.
• A distinctive piece for fossil collectors, shark enthusiasts and educational displays.

Care & Display

Handle gently, supporting the whole specimen rather than placing pressure on its tip, edges or visibly cracked areas. Display on a stable surface or suitable holder, and remove dust carefully with a soft, dry brush. Avoid soaking, harsh cleaning products and knocks.

Please examine the photographs closely for this specimen’s individual features and condition. Colour may appear slightly different under different lighting or on different screens. The ruler and coin are shown for scale only and are not included.