Rare Fossil Ginsu .88"

Rare Fossil Ginsu .88"Rare fossil Ginsu tooth with impeccable coloring. The extinct Ginsu , scientifically known as Cretoxyrhina mantelli, was a formidable predator that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 100 to 66 million years ago. Known for its sharp, serrated teeth reminiscent of a modern day steak knife, this shark could grow up to 7 meters in length. Fossil evidence indicates that the Ginsu shark was a top predator in ancient oceans, preying on a

Iconic look – Even non-collectors recognize Triceratops immediately

mostly rooted tooth with no repair or restoration

The result is a bit like having a bag of puzzle pieces but no picture on the box

giving them a smooth

Collectors quickly notice that Megalodon teeth from Venice usually don’t reach the giant sizes seen in some famous Carolina finds

This one of the largest I have offered…

Species Diversity:

They lack the individual name recognition of Spinosaurus or Carcharodontosaurus

700 years ago

Fannin County

Megalonyx mathisi: Known from Central America

recovered from the  early Miocene deposits of a north Florida river