Interesting, very long and skinny, lower jaw Angustidens shark tooth fossil found digging straight through the ancient ocean floor in underground South Carolina by @fossilized_finds25. Even though these sharks were an ancestor to the Megalodon and were “mega-toothed sharks”, this species didn’t quite reach lengths that the Megalodon did. So, larger Angustidens like this are much more rare than a Megalodon tooth of this size #SHRKco #sharks #sharktooth #fossils #ancient | SHRKco

Great White Shark Tooth from the lower jaw pulled out of the ancient ocean and fossil layer that had been exposed and eroded. We can tell this tooth was from the lower jaw of the shark because of the skinny shape compared to the wider, upper jaw teeth | SHRKco

🚨 Fossil Hunter’s Dream! Look at this jaw-dropping, museum-worthy 3” Megalodon shark tooth found by Natalie on our recent Peace River tour! 🦈💎 Her hard work and determination paid off big time with this once-in-a-lifetime discovery. These fossilized treasures from the ancient oceans are over 3 million years old — and finding one this size is nothing short of extraordinary. Want your shot at finding one of these prehistoric giants? Join us on the water and uncover your own fossil adventure! 🔗