Shark teeth of this size can be from a species other than O. megalodon?! Here in the South Carolina Lowcountry, we can discover teeth from the ancestors of the Meg! This fossil from C./O. angustidens dates back 24-30 million years old! 🦈 Like this post & follow for more 𝐟𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐥 𝐟𝐮𝐧 𝐟𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐬 from our team of paleontologists! 🦈🐚 Want to find your own fossils with a paleontologist? Book your ADVENTURE today! Tour calendar is now updated through the middle of December. Link in bio. #cha

Ancient Fossil Great White Shark Teeth found on land in areas like @palmettofossilexcursions here that used to be ocean back when these sharks were alive during much higher sea levels! Anybody can come dig and sift for them, and other shark species, here in South Carolina. These are one of the most popular, yet rare to find, shark tooth species in the world! Also, Shark Week is around the corner…. | SHRKco

Ancient fossil tusk found as we were digging for Great White Shark teeth here at Palmetto Fossil Excursions! It was especially interesting because another, larger walrus tusk was just found here the day before, which means there’s a chance of the full skeleton being nearby. Fossil walrus tusks are basically some of the most rare fossil tusks you can find here in the Southeast US endless_search_ | SHRKco

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34K views · 12K reactions | Gorgeous Megalodon shark tooth fossil found way up north on the Eastern United States Coast in Virginia by @fossilgreek. These discovery videos are just so different than the ground we see down here in Florida. There are many different places to find Meg teeth worldwide and you may be closer to an exposure than you might realize | SHRKco | Facebook

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