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2.5″ – Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root with Dark Enamel
2 1/2" - Megalodon Tooth with Brown Root with Dark Enamel Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring power of the ancient Megalodon shark with this exceptional 2 1/2" Megalodon tooth. This remarkable fossil boasts a captivating dark enamel and a rich brown root, offering a mesmerizing glimpse into the prehistoric era.$70.00 Add to cart -
3 3/16″ – Polished Megalodon Tooth
3 3/16" - Polished Megalodon Tooth with Dark Brown Root and Gray Enamel$120.00 Add to cart -
4 15/16 Inch Megalodon Tooth
4 15/16+" - Megalodon Shark Tooth with Dark Brown Root and Enamel This particular tooth is a stunning example of a Megalodon tooth. It has a dark brown root and tan enamel. The tooth is in excellent condition, with no repairs or restorations.$450.00 Add to cart -
4.25 Inch Megalodon Tooth
4 1/4" - Megalodon Tooth with Dark Brown Root and Light Gray Enamel Megalodon sharks were the largest sharks that ever lived, and their teeth are some of the most sought-after fossils in the world. This tooth is in excellent condition and shows the characteristic serrations of Megalodon teeth.$250.00 Add to cart -
Otodus Shark Tooth Necklace
High-quality Otodus Shark Tooth with Lobster Claw Clasp, and Rubber Cord$9.95 Add to cart- 1 1/4" - 1 3/4" Wire Wrapped Lead-Free Otodus Shark Tooth Necklace.
- 18-inch necklace with 1 1/2-inch extension.]
- Lobster Claw Clasp
- Rubber Cord
- High-quality Otodus Shark tooth from Morocco
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Gift Packs with MegalodonTooth Included!
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- A treat for that youngster that loves learning, or that collector looking to expand their collection.
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Megalodon Shark Quick Facts
HOW AND WHEN DID MEGALODON GO EXTINCT?
Megalodon (Otodus Megalodon), One of the largest sharks to have ever lived, Mysteriously vanished from the fossil record about 3.6 Million years ago. Now Scientists suspect that the massive predator may have been driven to extinction by a rival marine species Great White.
HOW BIG DID MEGALODON GET?
A mature Megalodon was an average length of 10.2 meters (about 33.5 feet). While the largest Megalodon grew up to 60 feet long.
In comparison, a very large great white today reaches a maximum of 21 feet.
A Megalodon’s’s size can be estimated by the size of its primary tooth. For every 1/8″ of the tooth equals a foot in length of the shark
WHAT DID MEGALODON EAT?
Megalodon was a carnivore whose diet was meat from whales, dugongs, squids, sea turtles, dolphins fish, and other sea life.
HOW BIG WAS THE LARGEST MEGALODON TOOTH EVER FOUND?
The Largest Megalodon tooth ever found was found in Beaufort County SC at 7 3/16″
HOW MUCH IS A MEGALODON SHARK TOOTH WORTH?
Factors that affect a Megalodon tooth’s value are: Size, Condition, locality, color, and Pathologies
HOW ARE MEGALODON TEETH MEASURED?
Megalodon teeth are measured on the slant, From the longest root side to the tip.
HOW MANY TEETH DOES A MEGALODON SHARK LOSE IN ITS LIFETIME?
The average shark loses about 20,000 teeth in its lifetime. Some species lose up to 50,000 teeth. It takes approximately 7 to 10 days for a tooth to move up from the second-row position to the first-row.
WHERE ARE SHARK TEETH FOUND?
Sharks lose their teeth frequently and have been around for millions of years. Most fossil shark teeth are found in ancient seabeds. We can find these teeth when excavating along rivers and in the ocean.