North Carolina Megalodon 6.1"

North Carolina Megalodon 6.1"This tooth clears the six inch mark and features a robust, dark orange brown root. The enamel shows warm orange hues, with peeled area through the center. It remains an impressive, eye catching display piece. Stand shown in the picture is included. Why so many Megalodon teeth come from offshore North Carolina The coast of North Carolina is one of the most famous Megalodon tooth localities in the world. Offshore of the modern beaches lies a broad

smaller predators probably relied on stealth

Coastal waters of Southeast Asia

Target marine mammals such as seals

Fossils of Leptoceratops have been primarily found in North America

often targeting flippers

This diet was unique among large theropods and speaks to the adaptability and ecological role of Spinosaurus in its environment

in its original matrix is from the Paint Rock Quarry in Wyoming

This Sericho pallasite specimen is presented under a  glass dome

Probably a few meters long at most (roughly human-sized or a bit larger)

A well-preserved Mosasaurus jaw with two rooted teeth not attached to the jaw

The anterior neural spines of the dorsal vertebrae are bifurcated

Mookaite-A colorful jasper from Australia