Description
Nice colors on this fossil megalodon tooth. It does not come with the wood background or white backdrop. 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. Jason's expertise & knowledge as a professional diver & fossil hunter, accumulated over 15 years of experience, guarantees that the fossils procured are well-preserved & legally obtained. For more information on Jason's experience & skills, visit www.darkwatermegs.com If you have any questions please ask prior to purchasing as I try to ship quickly once orders are received. The megalodon tooth, procured by the skilled hands of Jason of Dark Water Megs, is a rarity unlike any other. Each one bears its own distinctive characteristics, from the size, color, shape, to the unique markings of fossilization. No two teeth are ever alike, they are each a singularity, a testament to the diversity of the natural world. 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 The Real Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil - Diver Direct Fossilized Meg 4.40" Long Great Gift Of Authentic Genuine Ancient Predator
