Crocodilian Coprolite

Crocodilian CoproliteFor years these have been attributed to the back end of a megalodon shark, but its not. If megs were anything like modern lamniformes then they would expel liquid. When hiking the swamps in Florida I come across these pretty often from gators. only much fresher. More often than not, these are recovered in areas where there are other croc fossils in the rivers of South Carolina. Everyone needs one of these on their shelf. Show your friends. Tell them

representing a minimum of three individuals

approximately 23 to 2

the tooth features sharp

While not as massive as Otodus megalodon

and finely ridged — the perfect design for snagging slippery

Discovery and Naming

natural traps of the oozing asphalt seeps that California is known for

which is why its name means "shark-toothed lizard"

built to stand the test of time

the ball-shaped joint at the back of the skull where the neck vertebrae attached the triceratops' massive head to its body

Word spread

older than Earth itself