#Authentic Fossil Megalodon Shark Teeth

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Fossil Junkies is a Fossil Scuba Dive Charter and Megalodon shark tooth hunting outfitter in southwest Florida.  Specializing in Megalodon shark tooth fossil dive charters in the Gulf of Mexico out of Venice Florida.  As well as Megalodon shark tooth fossil airboat dig tours on the Peace River in Arcadia, Florida.  Fossil charters are not all we offer here.  We also offer 100% authentic Megalodon shark teeth for sale, collected by us. 

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Exploring the Fascinating World of Megalodon Fossils Of Sale

Megalodon fossils for sale have long captivated people's imaginations worldwide, offering a glimpse into the prehistoric world of giant marine predators. Today, these fossils are highly sought-after by collectors and enthusiasts, with many specimens available online. In this blog post, we will explore the fascinating world of megalodon fossils, from the different types of specimens available to the history and biology of these incredible creatures.

 A Guide For Enthusiasts And Collectors Of Megalodon Fossils Of Sale

 Megalodon fossils and Plesiosaurus fossils for sale are both highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts, with many specimens available for sale online and at auction.

 1. The Basics Of Megalodon Fossils

 This section will introduce the concept of megalodon fossils for sale, discussing their formation and where they can be found. We will also examine the different types of megalodon fossils available for sale, including teeth, vertebrae, and other skeletal remains. Additionally, we will explore the different grades and qualities of megalodon fossils, as well as how to determine the authenticity of these specimens.

 2. The History And Biology Of Megalodon

 This section will delve into the history and biology of megalodon fossils for sale, exploring how these massive sharks lived, evolved, and ultimately became extinct. We will discuss megalodons' size, appearance, behavior, and their place in the fossil record. Additionally, we will explore the cultural significance of the megalodon, including its appearances in popular media such as movies and TV shows.

 3. Collecting And Owning Megalodon Fossils

 In this section, we will examine the market for megalodon fossils, discussing the factors that can affect the price of these specimens, such as size, quality, and rarity. We will also explore the legal and ethical issues surrounding the sale of megalodon fossils, including regulations and guidelines that govern their collection and sale.

 Purchase Megalodon Fossils And Make Your Collection!

 In conclusion, megalodon fossils offer a unique and fascinating look into the world of prehistoric marine predators. From their massive size to their fearsome appearance, megalodon remains a popular subject of study and fascination for scientists and enthusiasts. If you are interested in exploring the world of megalodon fossils, there is much to learn and discover.

 If you want to purchase megalodon fossils, green river fossils for sale, or other minerals, connect with Fossil Age Minerals. You will be amazed at their exclusive collection of unique things.

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Little Known Facts About Authentic Fossil Megalodon Shark Teeth - And Why They Matter

So, in order to begin with, let's first understand what is a megalodon shark's teeth. If compared to a modern white shark tooth, the megalodon tooth is on the darker side of the badge-shaped zone near the roots.

They are in appearance to other white shark teeth because they come in a triangular and symmetrical shape. To hear from the basic fossils are a kind of geological remains of once a living being. They are also found buried in the sand, mud or nearby lake or sea areas.

Megalodon is one of the largest fish that ever existed; they happen to be a kind of ancient shark that lived approximately 3.6-3.8 million years ago.

How do you identify a real megalodon tooth? One of the distinct features of such a tooth is that the left side is a bit peeled off, while the one on the right side is a bit smoother.  You can get this kind of tooth in the nearby areas of the gulf beaches, in and around Venice and Florida.

Ideally the original piece of tooth would be between 6.5-7 inches. A real megalodon tooth will have some imperfection, and the colors would also not be even in all the parts. At the same time, the duplicate one will be smoother and has one even colour white completely on it.  Also, if you get a chance to feel it, you will find it to be on the cooler side compared to a duplicate one.

How to identify the Authentic Fossil Megalodon Shark Teeth?

·         Size- In order to check the size of the megalodon teeth, it is always advisable to measure it diagonally.

·         Condition of the tooth- The pricing of the tooth depends on its size and condition of it. The tooth which has any kind of loopholes will be a lesser price than the one which has no loopholes into it.

·         The location from where it is collected- Location plays a very vital role. To a collector, the location from where the tooth is carried matters a lot.

Aside from these few factors mentioned above, there are many more factors inclined to check the authenticity of the tooth.

Now let’s check where we can put Fossil Megalodon Shark Teeth for sale

Online- It is one of the common ways by which we can get them. You can also get the best deals in some of the commonly used websites only meant for buying/ selling these items.

In-Person – It can also be purchased from a known and genuine person dealing in such kinds of items.

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Colorado Fun! Summer 2019 Part 1: Prehistoric Adventures

Greetings from Colorado! It was sure a wild trek I took a few weeks ago. It was so cool to visit some of the old hot spots and the new places. This was a photo of me taken at one of my favorite Dinosaur Museums. This place is called the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center. It has a lot of cool things in it. It may be a small little place but it has quite the collection. Here I am behind a model of a Megalodon’s Jaws. These suckers got huge. They wouldn’t have to bite just to swallow you whole. I am so tiny compared to this set of Shark Chompers. It was kind of freaky yet cool. I got a lot of neat photos so lets get started. Just a warning you will be hearing and reading a lot of Jurassic Park related stuff in this posting. 

Okay so you know I can’t pass up a Jurassic Park post it is one of my favorite movies of all time. This one is at the same place as the Meg jaws. This poster I am next to is an authentic original Jurassic Park (1993) Poster. I have all the movies and now the original books. Jurassic Park has had a big impact on my life and I enjoy the whole series. The movies are great and the books are even better. I have been a big fan and no trip to a Dinosaur museum is never complete without some references to classic Dinosaur films from the Sliver Screen. Did you notice my clothes? I thought you did. Yep I wore my Jurassic Park button down and my Jurassic World Raptor shirt for this trek. I went all out and even wore my fossilized Shark Tooth Necklace. I always have a theme when I got to certain places or at least I try to. 

On the other side of the theater area they have another authentic poster from my favorite JP movie in the series. This is an original poster from The Lost World: Jurassic Park which came out in 1997. This was so cool to see posters from the two best Jurassic Park films ever created. I really enjoy finding Jurassic Park based things. I just crazy about stuff like this. I really enjoy the novels that Michael Crichton wrote back in the 90s as well as the movies. I like both types of media and I know that when this movie came out many fans of the book were pretty outraged by the movie not being like the book like we saw with the first movie which did follow pretty close to the book with a few plot differences and things. Jurassic Park for me is one thing I really enjoyed growing up with I have some of the Toys, a Jurassic Park bed sheet set, all of the movies that does include the Jurassic World stuff. I have the Lego Jurassic World Video Game for the Nintendo 3DS, I have played countless Jurassic Park games including the Rampage Edition, the NES Jurassic Park game, the SNES game, I have played the demo for Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, I have played Jurassic Park Builder for Android, Jurassic World the Game, and Jurassic World: Alive. i even have the Jurassic Park: Danger board game. I am just a huge fan of this and have several shirts and things that I wear pretty often. I wasn’t able to watch the films until I was older. I was I was about ten or eleven when I was finally able to watch the films. Ever since I was able to watch them my mind was blown and I became an instant fan. Of course I did collect  the toys way before I saw the movies I have several that I might post in post of their own in a collection of my collectibles that I have collected over the years of being a huge fan of many things. Still a pretty cool find in one of the coolest museums on the planet. 

One of the coolest things about this museum is that they have the third Largest Tyrannosaurus-Rex. It used to be the second almost topping Sue; but in recent years there is another one that has been discovered to be even taller than Sue. Still this monster is one of my favorite dinosaurs and has always been my favorite since I was kid and it is one of my favorites in the Jurassic Park franchise. Tyrannosaurus-Rex was not really an active hunter but more of a scavenger. It’s teeth are kind of dulled out and only used for ripping and swallowing whole instead of chewing. What is the deal with the tiny little stubby arms you ask? It has been up for debate for years but some thing that they played a part in the mating ritual of this species but we are not too sure about that. It is just speculation which paleontology is all about. Still a fantastic and giant creature from the last Cretaceous period. 

 One of my favorite shark fossils is this one. This is an almost complete spinal region and skull of a shark. It maybe the only one in existence so far as we know. This is kind of a really interesting rarity. As we know Shark skeletons are made of cartilage and it often breaks down and deteriorates after a while but in this is one of those rare fossils of cartilage. It is kind of neat and this shark may looks small but it is pretty large. The photos don’t really do it justice than experiencing these fossils in person. Lets look at another cool fossil shall we. 

What is this weird creature? Is it an alien? Well it is from a time very different from our own. This is the Giant Ground Sloth and my brother and I saw this guy being put together on a display stand. This is one of the weirdest creatures. You may have heard of the Horse Apple or Bois De’ Arc tree. Well the horse apple was a favorite food of this species as well as the mammoths that lived here thousands of years ago. This one was pretty young and just a little taller than me. I am about 5′ 9″ and these guys could get up to ten foot tall so this guy was not even close to being done growing. This guy is kind of a weird dumpy animal but it is quite interesting to look at. It was kind of cool to see all kinds of extinct animals other than Dinosaurs. There was a bunch of neat stuff at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. 

As a huge Jurassic Park fan I couldn’t help but notice this skull hanging in the prehistoric wing of the museum. You may recognize it from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. This guy is the Stygimoloch AKA Stiggy in Jurassic Park. Sorry to bust your bubble on these guys but they can’t actually ram each other or solid brick wall. These guys would shatter their skulls if they were to do that. These guys may have used their heads to amplify noise or to show off for the ladies. These guys are still pretty cool to look at. I saw this and was instantly familiar with it. Stiggy is one of my favorite Jurassic World Dinosaurs for the chaos at the auction scene when we was running about causing panic and confusion to buy Owen Grady some time. This was one of the coolest fossils in their collection. This is the first one of these I have seen in any museum collection. 

A cool battle scene between an Allosaurus and a Stegosaurus. You might think of a Stegosaurus to have a pretty good defense due to those big thick bony plates; however this is simply not the case. The plates are actually very thin and were possibly only used for mating purposes. This made the plates more like a blood filled cookie. Still they did have their famous weapon the Thagomizer which was used as a weapon and could really do some damage. I will never forget the scene in The Lost World: Jurassic Park when Sarah Harding gets attacked by the family heard after her camera messes up when she is photographing the baby causing it to sent of an alarm call. Stegosaurus is a huge dinosaur and will always be one of my favorites. Fun Fact: In the first Jurassic Park novel by Michael Crichton instead of using a sick triceratops like they did in the film it was actually a sick Stegosaurus that Dr. Harding was caring for when the Toyota Land Cruisers came up to that point on the tour. That was one of the biggest differences in media but the same thing was going on with both animals in both forms of media.   

A close up of a Stegosaurus Thagomizer. 

A cool Hadrosaur fossil that was also at the Denver Museum. They had a lot of cool fossils but I didn’t get a chance to photograph them all. There was just too much and so little time to see the whole museum but heck it was really cool to see some of the Jurassic Park superstars in this museum. Hardrosaurus was not in Jurassic Park but this was one of the first dinosaurs I ever learned about. These guys are also known as Duck-bills for their goofy looking mouths. Dinosaurs had some of the coolest features from weird headgear, to weird mouth shapes, to their wild arsenal of weapons. Even in the time of the dinosaurs biological warfare was very weird. 

A rather cool replica I got on the trip was this cast of a Raptor claw. I am a huge Raptor fan and adding one of these to my collection was really cool. My collection is now in a nice display cabinet with some of my Jurassic Park toys in the mix just to make it more interesting. Fossils are just one of my favorite things to collect and even though this is a fake it is still a nice edition to my educational collections and too I got it reminded me of Alan Grant’s Raptor Claw from Jurassic Park (1993) and I am a huge JP Raptor fan. I will be doing a top ten Jurassic Park Dinosaurs post soon to show you what my top 10 pics are after the trip photos. So stay tuned more animals and stuff to show you from Colorado as my Colorado trip review continues. 

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