South Carolina Megalodon 4.07"

South Carolina Megalodon 4.07"A megalodon tooth with heavily worn serrations. The holes present in the root are most likely the work of boring clams. Why so many Megalodon teeth come from offshore South Carolina? The coast of South Carolina is one of the most productive Megalodon tooth localities anywhere, especially for deep, rich black teeth. Offshore of todays beaches lies a wide continental shelf cut by ancient river channels and ledges where fossil bearing sediments are

often referred to as the Broad-toothed Mako

From an old collection of entomologist Patrick Craig of Berkeley

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A megalodon tooth with heavily worn serrations

measuring about 6 to 8 feet in length and weighing around 150 to 200 kilograms

Glyptodonts were incredible

very tangible piece of the largest predatory shark that ever lived

representing over 117 individuals at a single site — suggesting strongly social

” They were marine lizards that evolved into some of the most formidable predators of the Cretaceous oceans

Baltic amber often contains remarkably well-preserved prehistoric life

such as uranium

made by a fisherman on the Siberian coast