Fossil tooth of the Megalodon
This tooth belongs to the extinct Megalodon shark. This giant could grow up to 18 meters!
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Very nice shark tooth belongs to the extinct Megalodon shark.
Biggest shark ever
The Megalodon shark was a giant among predatory fish. It could reach a length of 18 meters and had, among other things, sperm whales and other cetaceans on its menu. The shark appeared about 18 million years ago and is believed to have died out 1.5 million years ago.
Location and habitat
The Megalodon shark was found in all major oceans. This tooth was found in the Edisto River in South Caroline USA. The river is known for its wealth of fossils, especially Megalodon teeth.
| Article code | MEG65 |
| EAN | 8784765370678 |
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