Sorting through the latest arrival… Otodus Obliquus! In simpler terms.. Fossil Shark teeth 🦈 Approximately 40 million years old these would make wonderful Xmas presents for any young fossil enthusiast 🦷 We have a variety in stock ranging from $25 to $35 each. For any help please just inbox me #fossils #sharks #fossil #xmas #stockingstuffers #christmas #christmas2023 #old #crystalvibes #crystaladdict #crystalcommunity #crystallover #crystalmagic #crystalenergy #crystalcollection #crystalshop |

Otodus Obliquus! In simpler terms.. Fossil Shark teeth 🦈 Approximately 40 million years old these would make wonderful Xmas presents for any young fossil enthusiast 🦷 We have a variety in stock ranging from $25 to $35 each. For any help lease just inbox me #fossils #sharks #fossil #xmas #stockingstuffers #christmas #christmas2023 #old #crystalvibes #crystaladdict #crystalcommunity #crystallover #crystalmagic #crystalenergy #crystalcollection #crystalshop | Crystal World Exhibition Centre

3.25" Megalodon Shark Tooth fossil, authentic, natural specimen

Fossil Shark Tooth (Otodus obliquus) - Large

Otodus Obliquus Fossil Tooth Real Authentic Dinosaur Fossil Natural History Museum Quality Box Frame Interior Design Home Decor Ornament

VERY rarely offered, super colorful 1.94” long Otodus obliquus/aksuaticus tooth from the Early Eocene of England. Tooth is best described as an obliquus, but shows partially serrated cusps which mark the very beginnings of the aksuaticus on the way to becoming C. auriculatus. These are almost never seen for sale. Old collection piece that has been locked up for decades! 100% authentic with no repair or restoration. 📏 1.94” long 🦈 Otodus obliquus/aksuaticus - Extinct Mackerel Shark 📍 Kent, Eng

The megalodon, scientifically known as *Otodus megalodon*, was a massive prehistoric shark that roamed the oceans approximately 23 to 3.6 million years ago, during the early Miocene to the Pliocene epochs. This colossal predator is believed to have been one of the largest and most powerful predators in vertebrate history. Megalodons could grow up to an estimated 60 feet in length, with some theories suggesting they might have been even larger. Their teeth, which could reach over 7 inches in leng

Fossil Crates - So that’s why Dr. BC is in red 🙂 #Otodus...

Megaladon! Another original-toothed #Otodus #megalodon jaw, carefully assembled with all original teeth. The second one I have touched in but a few months! This one was on display at @hagars_fossils_and_minerals in Tucson. Their booth was awesome and their material very cool. It is a thrill to be in front of such a monstrous maw, to imagine the gigantic beast behind those massive teeth. In recent months the length and weight of this animal has been modified to 50’ and smallish-whale weights. #Fo