Shark Tooth

Size: 4x6 cms (Avg)

Weight: 20 grams (Avg)

Location: Utah, USA

Product Description:

This authentic fossil shark tooth comes from the extinct species Otodus obliquus, a powerful predator that lived between 40–60 million years ago during the Paleocene to Eocene epochs. These sharks were early relatives of modern mackerel sharks and ancestors of the famous megatooth lineage that would eventually lead to Megalodon.

Sourced from the phosphate-rich deposits of Khouribga, Morocco, this specimen showcases the species’ iconic features:

• A broad, triangular crown with smooth to slightly serrated cutting edges

• Strong root lobes that anchored the tooth firmly

• A natural earthy coloration, formed through millions of years of mineralization

Why Collect Otodus Teeth?

• Scientific value – Offers insight into the evolution of sharks and ancient marine ecosystems

• Historical age – A genuine relic from oceans that existed 50+ million years ago

• Display quality – Its sharp, iconic shape makes it a striking collector’s piece

• Educational appeal – Excellent for teaching paleontology, evolution, or natural history

Each tooth is a one-of-a-kind specimen, making it a unique addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or natural history gift.