North Carolina Megalodon 6.25"

North Carolina Megalodon 6.25"This massive Megalodon tooth measures over six inches long and weighs over one and a half pounds, making it a true heavyweight specimen. A small section of the cutting edge near the tip shows natural wear, likely from tumbling along the ocean floor over millions of years. Despite this, the tooth retains its impressive size and commanding presence, making it an outstanding display piece. The stand shown in the photograph is included. Why so many

allowing it to efficiently consume a diverse range of prey

and possibly fruits

Excellent preservation of serrations and cusplets

while others had blunt

or dimension

Transitional fossils show a gradual shift from narrow

sea-dwelling lizards with powerful jaws and paddle-like limbs

Hatchet-style bite – Some scientists suggest Allosaurus used its skull like a chopping tool

The plates of a mammoth tooth are comprised of enamel and dentin

striking teeth

moving through warm coastal plains and river systems alongside other famous Late Cretaceous dinosaurs

or other big grazers and browsers