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This 4.55" fossil megalodon tooth comes from the Savannah River area of coastal Georgia. Every megalodon tooth is a direct connection to the largest shark that ever lived, which hunted whales in oceans around the world.
Teeth over 4 inches start to feel substantial in the hand and make a strong display piece on their own or on a stand. Compare it with similar teeth in our 4 inch megalodon teeth collection.
Age: Miocene to Pliocene, roughly 23 to 3.6 million years old
Condition: 100% natural, no repair or restoration
Specimen #: 2703
About This Specimen
This tooth shows well-defined serrations, natural tan enamel coloration, black bourlette, and a sturdy root. The photos show the exact tooth you will receive.
About the Megalodon
Otodus megalodon was the largest shark known to have ever lived, reaching 50 feet or more and hunting whales in warm oceans around the world from roughly 23 to 3.6 million years ago. Like all sharks, it replaced its teeth constantly and shed thousands in its lifetime, which is why genuine megalodon teeth are still found today in rivers, on beaches, and in offshore deposits. A megalodon tooth is recognized by its broad triangular crown, fine serrations, and the darker chevron-shaped band called the bourlette between the enamel and the root.
Where This Fossil Comes From: Georgia
Coastal Georgia's rivers, including the Savannah, Ogeechee, and St. Marys, cut through Miocene and Pliocene sediments that hold some of the finest megalodon teeth ever found. Divers search these dark, fast-moving rivers by feel, and the late Vito Bertucci, famous for his megalodon jaw reconstruction, found many of his best teeth here. Georgia teeth are known for jet black to gray enamel, sharp serrations, and excellent preservation. Learn more in our guide to where megalodon teeth are found.
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