North Carolina Megalodon 4.13"

North Carolina Megalodon 4.13"A solid megalodon tooth with most serrations still intact. The root has a chip, with some additional damage at the edge where the root meets the enamel, and the tip is worn. Why so many Megalodon teeth come from offshore North Carolina The coast of North Carolina is one of the most famous Megalodon tooth localities in the world. Offshore of the modern beaches lies a broad continental shelf cut by ancient river channels and fossil rich formations such

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the Carcharodontosaurus was a carnivore

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