South Carolina Megalodon 4.56"

South Carolina Megalodon 4.56"Nice Megalodon tooth with sharp serrations and glossy enamel. Some enamel peeling is present near the bourlette, and a small piece along the serrations is missing, however the tooth's deep dark coloration makes these imperfections virtually unnoticeable, leaving an overall stunning and display ready specimen. Why so many Megalodon teeth come from offshore South Carolina? The coast of South Carolina is one of the most productive Megalodon tooth

Encounters with humans are rare due to its preference for deep water

This remarkable specimen was discovered in the permafrost of Siberia

Display and species recognition – a giant visual billboard for attracting mates

Teeth measure between 1

their bodies covered in thick plates of bone for defense against predators

Menoceras barbouri and many others

Their jaws

“Mosasaur” does not mean one single animal

Plesiosaurs shared Cretaceous seas with an extraordinary cast of contemporaries — ichthyosaurs

Widespread formation – The Morrison Formation stretches across multiple U

At the same time dinosaurs ruled the land

such as Hadrosaurs and Ceratopsians