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Sharks are some of the most intriguing creatures to exist in the ocean. They have been around for millions of years and evolved over time to become the apex predators they are today. One unique feature of sharks is their teeth, which can vary greatly in size, shape, and color depending on the species. Mako …

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Shark teeth fossils are some of the most interesting artifacts that you can find in nature. Although they’re small, they give us insight into the past and an appreciation of the incredible shark species that once roamed our oceans. Here’s your guide to recognizing and collecting shark teeth fossils.  How to Identify Shark Teeth Fossils?  …

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The Megalodon shark is one of the most fascinating creatures to have ever lived in our oceans. This giant shark lived between 23 and 3.6 million years ago and grew to lengths of up to 59 feet (18 meters), making it the largest shark species that has ever lived! How big were Megalodon sharks, really? …

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A shark tooth fossil is a fossilized tooth of a shark. A fossil is any preserved remains, impression, or trace of an organism from the past. Shark teeth are some of the most commonly found fossils. This is because sharks constantly lose and regrow their teeth throughout their lifetime and they have been around for …

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Sharks are some of the most fascinating creatures in the sea. They are powerful predators that have been around for millions of years and come in all shapes and sizes. Two of the most popular sharks are the Great White Shark and the Megalodon. Although the two species appear to share many similarities, there are …

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What are shark teeth fossils and why collect them? Shark teeth are one of the most popular types of fossils among collectors. Although they are not the largest or most impressive fossils, they offer a unique glimpse into the ancient sharks and the prehistoric world. Shark teeth are the only part of the shark that …

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The following is an article by Daniel Hentz posted to Oceanus, The Journal of Our Ocean Planet There was only 15 minutes.  That’s how much time diver Chris Slog’s safety margin would allow him while he probed one of North Carolina’s underwater ledges, nearly 115 feet below the ocean’s surface. Tethered to the terminus of his boat’s anchor, he …

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