C. Hastalis fossil shark tooth (2.27") from Antwerp, Belgium

C. Hastalis fossil shark tooth (2.27") from Antwerp, BelgiumSize: 2. 27" = 5,77 cmLocation: Antwerp region, BelgiumAge: MioceneCondition: no restoration C. Hastalis (Agassiz, 1843) fossil shark tooth found in Belgium near Antwerp. This was an apex predator, preying on large fish, marine mammals, and other oceanic creatures. Its robust teeth and jaw structure indicate it was highly adapted to capturing and consuming large prey. This ancient shark is believed to be an ancestor of the great white shark,

Step back over 500 million years with this incredible Redlichia trilobite

a pterosaur known from the same region

Tooth is around 3cm x 2

This gradual deposition of minerals

using its powerful legs to pursue prey or move between different bodies of water

🔶 Trapped in Time: Burmite Amber with leaf 🔶

04 cmWeight: 61 GramsLocation: BrazilCondition: Natural

The metallic silver-gray color shines brightly when light hits the surface

has preserved a treasure trove of prehistoric life and offers a glimpse into Earth's distant past

+acrylic stand

anniversary

which is common with the trilobites from this location