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This fossil tooth comes from Otodus obliquus, a massive extinct mackerel shark that lived 54–33 million years ago. Scientists estimate this species could reach lengths of up to 30 feet, and it is considered a probable ancestor of the iconic Megalodon. Each tooth offers a tangible connection to the ancient oceans and the evolution of some of the largest predators in history.

Why You’ll Love This

Authentic Fossil – A real shark tooth from the extinct species Otodus obliquus
Educational Value – Excellent for studying shark evolution, marine paleontology, and the fossil record
Collectible Size – Teeth average over 2 inches long, perfect for display or scientific exploration
Unique Specimens – Each tooth varies in size, color, and pattern, making every piece one-of-a-kind
Display-Ready – Ideal for collectors, classro

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