Authentic Spinosaurus Tooth – 1.72" Fossil from the Kem Kem Basin, Morocco (Late Cretaceous ~95 Million Years Old)
Own a real piece of the prehistoric past with this authentic Spinosaurus tooth, measuring 1.72 inches in length. This stunning fossil was discovered in the Kem Kem Basin near Taouz, Morocco, a site famous for producing world-class dinosaur fossils from the Late Cretaceous period (~95 million years ago).
Spinosaurus was one of the most fascinating carnivorous dinosaurs to ever walk the Earth—longer than Tyrannosaurus rex and uniquely adapted for life in and around water. With its elongated crocodile-like snout and iconic sail-like spine, Spinosaurus was a formidable predator in the Cretaceous ecosystems of North Africa.
🔸 Species: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
🔸 Formation: Kem Kem Group
🔸 Location: Taouz, Morocco
🔸 Age: Late Cretaceous (~95 million years old)
🔸 Size: 1.72 inches
🔸 Condition: Professionally prepared with minor repair
🔸 Authenticity Guaranteed – No replicas or casts
This fossil tooth has undergone slight professional repair, a common and expected practice for specimens from this region, helping to preserve its structure and appearance while maintaining full authenticity.
🎁 A Fantastic Gift – Whether for a dinosaur enthusiast, science lover, fossil collector, or someone who "has everything," this genuine Spinosaurus tooth makes an unforgettable gift they'll treasure for years.
🧠 Great for Education – Ideal for use in classrooms, homeschool setups, or science presentations. This fossil brings Earth’s ancient history to life in a tangible, exciting way.
🖼️ Perfect for Display – Showcase a true piece of natural history in your home, office, or fossil collection. A conversation starter that speaks for itself!
Each Spinosaurus tooth we offer is hand-selected, legally sourced, and backed by our commitment to quality and authenticity. Step back in time and own a tooth from one of the most fearsome creatures to ever live.
🦖 About Spinosaurus and Fossil Spinosaurus Teeth
Spinosaurus aegyptiacus was one of the most bizarre and awe-inspiring dinosaurs to ever exist. With its crocodile-like snout, towering sail, and semi-aquatic lifestyle, Spinosaurus stands out even among the giants of the Cretaceous period. Living approximately 95 to 100 million years ago, this enormous predator roamed the lush river systems of what is now North Africa.
Estimated to reach lengths of 50 to 60 feet, Spinosaurus is considered one of the largest, if not the largest, predatory dinosaur ever discovered — even surpassing Tyrannosaurus rex and Carcharodontosaurus in length. Its long jaws were filled with conical, non-serrated teeth, ideal for gripping slippery prey like fish and other aquatic animals.
Fossilized Spinosaurus teeth are among the most distinctive dinosaur fossils, with their smooth surface, slightly curved shape, and pointed tip. These fossils range in size, with some measuring over 5 inches long, though most fall in the 1.5" to 3" range. Each tooth offers a direct link to a dinosaur unlike any other — a true river monster of the prehistoric world.
Where Are Spinosaurus Teeth Found?
Spinosaurus fossils are primarily found in the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco, a fossil-rich region near the edge of the Sahara Desert. These red sandstones have yielded some of the most incredible dinosaur finds, including not only Spinosaurus but also Carcharodontosaurus, Deltadromeus, and prehistoric fish like Onchopristis and Mawsonia.
Over millions of years, the mineral-rich sands fossilized the teeth of Spinosaurus into beautifully preserved specimens. Their coloration ranges from earthy reds and browns to oranges and yellows, depending on the mineral content of the surrounding sediment.
What Makes a Spinosaurus Tooth Valuable?
While Spinosaurus teeth are relatively abundant due to the prolific fossil beds in Morocco, not all are equal. Value and collectibility are determined by:
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Size: Larger teeth (over 3 inches) are more rare and desirable.
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Condition: Intact tips, little wear, and no restoration are ideal. Many large teeth may have undergone stabilization due to ancient fractures.
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Surface Quality: Smooth enamel and natural root texture increase a tooth’s value.
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Coloration: Rich mineral tones can make some teeth stand out from the rest.
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Authenticity: Unrestored, 100% natural teeth are far more collectible than repaired or composite pieces.
Why Collect Fossil Spinosaurus Teeth?
Spinosaurus teeth are not only stunning fossils, but they also represent one of the most unique carnivorous dinosaurs ever discovered. From dinosaur enthusiasts to educators and gift seekers, these teeth are widely appreciated for their striking shape and fascinating backstory.
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Educational Significance: Spinosaurus changed our understanding of dinosaur ecology, offering evidence of semi-aquatic behavior.
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Perfect for Display: With their distinctive conical shape, they stand out in any fossil case or collector's shelf.
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Unique Gift: There’s nothing quite like giving someone a real dinosaur tooth — it’s a gift that’s truly unforgettable.
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Rising Collectibility: As Moroccan fossil export laws tighten and demand rises, high-quality Spinosaurus teeth are becoming increasingly sought after.
Guaranteed Authenticity
At FossilDriven, we specialize in authentic, natural fossils — and our Spinosaurus teeth are no exception. Every fossil tooth is thoroughly examined and verified for authenticity. If a specimen has undergone repair or restoration, it is clearly disclosed. We never sell replicas or artificially enhanced fossils — only real, prehistoric pieces of Earth’s deep past.
Whether you're expanding your fossil collection or discovering the thrill of paleontology for the first time, an authentic Spinosaurus tooth makes a jaw-dropping addition with deep scientific and visual appeal.
