4 hotsell Megalodon fossilized teeth from North Carolina....Lot of 4 meg shark teeth

This is a lot of 4 fossilized Meg teeth measuring from approx. 1.75 - 2.25 inches.

These Meg teeth are from some divers friends who live in North Carolina and dive for teeth for a livelihood. I enjoy many types of fossils and teaching about fossils and the Earth's history is also a passion of mine.

Included with each tooth will be a packet, same size as my seed packets, with a drawing and info on the back. This way each customer gets a bit of history with each tooth or fossil.

I hand draw each packet and design all the backs as well. This is my way of teaching and inspiring others to learn about our history and try to comprehend the past of these fossils….whom at one point were alive and full of energy.

For each slant or diagonal inch of tooth length…the shark was approx. 10 feet long. hotsell Holy freaking smokes y'all.

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MEGALODON

Apex predators from
3-16 MYA

Megalodon =
BIG TOOTH

Reached 70 feet
and 60 tons

The term Megalodon is a common name for its Otodus genius and many species of the largest known shark in Earth's history. These things could eat up to 1 ton of whales, sea cows, ammonites, sharks, birds, whatever it could a DAY. With its estimated 10x10 foot jaw and 250+ teeth in 5 rows that constantly shed, and they are often found from the Carolinas to Florida, and also worldwide. Common fossil teeth are 2-3 inches long, yet can be over 7 inches long … holy freaking smokes yall.

The bite force of this “Big Tooth” was likely the most powerful EVER. If your good at math and know mechanics get this…its estimated to have nearly a 40,000 pound bite force. 3 times that of T-Rex, 10 times as much as the Great White, and astronomically more than my puppy dog. Basically it could swallow a human like we inhale a bug, and literally bite a Mosasaur nearly in half with one CHOMP. If your ever in the South, look for shark teeth mines or find your own in the rivers.