Carcharocles sokolowi Tooth 1.77"

Carcharocles sokolowi Tooth 1.77"This tooth is in good condition, with just a few serrations missing. It shows off the classic coloration of the region and has a rich, glossy enamel that really catches the light. A beautiful and well preserved specimen for any fossil enthusiast. Otodus auriculatus (also known as Carcharocles auriculatus) was an early megatoothed shark and a distant ancestor of Megalodon. It lived around 40 million years ago during the Eocene epoch, patrolling

but with their own twist on skull and jaw proportions

straight profiles

which is typical of meat-slicing teeth rather than bone-crushing ones

Carcharodon hastalis stands out as a smooth-edged cutting specialist with a simple but highly efficient design

More commonly associated with Allosaurus fragilis

These tiny flies earned their common name from their distinctive habit of running in rapid

Amber-This golden gem is actually fossilized tree resin — sometimes over 30 million years old

enthusiasts

Isurus retroflexus lived during the Eocene epoch (56–33

a stack of river and delta deposits that are excellent at concentrating and preserving hard parts like teeth

Teeth found here are part of the same legendary Gulf Coast fossil system that draws hunters from around the world

What it ate: despite the classic “beaver gnaws trees” idea