Description
Some cool colors on this meg tooth. This is a fossil megalodon shark tooth. It came from one of the worlds largest & most spectacular predators. I found it myself diving in the southeast United States. This is a real megalodon shark tooth fossil. It has NO repair & NO restoration. I know this without a doubt because I found it myself. You can view videos of me finding teeth like this one along with learn about how I find these teeth at my website www.DarkWaterMegs.com Make sure if you are purchasing a megalodon tooth online that you know if it is real or if it is a repaired tooth, or a replica. For tips on how to ensure the megalodon tooth you are buying is authentic check out the guide linked below: https://darkwatermegs.com/megalodon-teeth-information/buy-real-megalodon-shark-tooth-fossil-online/where-to-buy-a-real-megalodon-tooth-online-dark-water-megs.html I do not sell any teeth that I do not personally find myself & I do not repair or restore teeth. This tooth & all other teeth I sell are free of repair or restoration. This tooth will come with a card stating that along with a megalodon information card. The tooth pictured with me in my dive gear is not part of this listing but is an example of how I find these teeth. Each megalodon tooth procured by the skilled hands of Jason at Dark Water Megs is a singular specimen, imbued with its own distinct characteristics, such as size, hue, form, & fossilization. This means that no two teeth are identical, each one is truly one-of-a-kind, & a testament to the diversity of the natural world. Visit www.darkwatermegs.com to find these unique fossils for yourself. If you have any questions please ask prior to purchasing as I try to ship quickly once orders are received. The acquisition of a megalodon tooth from Dark Water Megs is not only adding a unique specimen to a collection but also supporting a small business & an individual who is passionate about fossils & diving. Megalodon teeth are measured by slant height or from the tip to the highest root corner. For more information on how to measure a megalodon tooth check out: https://www.darkwatermegs.com/megalodon-teeth-information/how-big-is-my-megalodon-tooth/how-to-measure-a-shark-tooth.html Real Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil - Diver Direct Fossilized Meg 5.55" Long Ancient Meg, One Of Many Teeth, Great Gift From Ocean
