Georgia Megalodon 3.59"

Georgia Megalodon 3.59"This is a beautiful, dark chocolate brown Megalodon tooth from the St. Marys River. It has a nice symmetrical shape, sharp serrations, and an intact tip. The St. Mary river is known for beautiful brown teeth, like this one. Otodus megalodon Otodus megalodon is the largest predatory shark ever known, living from the Miocene into the Pliocene, roughly 23 to 3. 6 million years ago. It reached estimated lengths of 5060 feet or more, making it one of the

including fish and possibly marine mammals

it likely scavenged when possible

it was not a dinosaur at all

serrated cutting teeth characteristic of great whites

approximately 155–152 million years ago

including especially tough material

Though not associated

even to someone who doesn’t know much about fossils

real dinosaur bone

approximately 100 million years ago

preserved in their natural matrix and displayed on a custom stand

lots of teethThe Kem Kem ecosystem hosted many different theropods