#Megalodon fossil

[uk-fossils]

Genuine Megalodon Fossil Shark Tooth in 3D Floating Display Frame – Miocene Florida USA with COA

Add a striking piece of prehistoric ocean history to your collection with this genuine Carcharodon megalodon fossil tooth, sourced from the Miocene deposits of Florida, USA. Estimated to be around 5 to 20 million years old, this fossil belonged to the mighty Megalodon—the largest predatory shark to ever live. Known for its massive teeth and formidable bite, Megalodon ruled the ancient seas, and its fossilised remains are now prized by collectors and paleontology enthusiasts alike.

This authentic tooth is showcased in a 3D floating display frame with a base stand (black or white), which creates the illusion of the fossil suspended in mid-air while providing protection and a stunning view from both sides. The clear, double-membrane interior securely holds the tooth and highlights its unique features including natural serrations, shape, and coloration. Each tooth is a genuine, one-of-a-kind specimen, and photos show a representative example. A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is included, confirming its legitimacy and geological origin.

Whether for a collector, student, fossil lover, or as a gift, this Megalodon tooth offers a dramatic glimpse into Earth’s ancient marine past—beautifully preserved and ready to display.

Highlights:

Genuine Megalodon (Carcharodon megalodon) fossil tooth

Recovered from Miocene-era deposits in Florida, USA

Estimated age: ~5–20 million years

Displayed in a 3D floating frame with included base stand (black or white)

Dual transparent membranes showcase the tooth from both sides

Each specimen is unique in size, shape, and colouration

Includes Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

Ideal for collectors, marine fossil enthusiasts, and educational displays

Perfect gift for fossil lovers and budding paleontologists

[geologyin-blog]

Monster Megalodon tooth found by CMM paleontologists at Calvert Cliffs, Maryland

Photo: Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club

[samimarkart]

i love megalodon tooth shapes

[transparentfossil]

B.VALLEY - MEGALODON SHARKTOOTH FOSSIL

[mindblowingscience]

A new study shows the Megalodon, a gigantic shark that went extinct 3.6 million years ago, was more slender than earlier studies suggested. This finding changes scientists' understanding of Megalodon behavior, ancient ocean life, and why the sharks went extinct. The Megalodon or megatooth shark is typically portrayed as a super-sized monster in popular culture, with recent examples in the sci-fi films "The Meg" (2018) and "Meg 2: The Trench" (2023). Previous studies assume that the shark likely reached lengths of at least 50 feet and possibly as much as 65 feet.

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[shadyufo]

BIG Etsy Shop Update!

Just listed a ton of new goodies HERE in my Etsy shop! Lots of Cryptid Fish paintings, megalodon teeth and loads of other neat fossils, and some pretty rainbow rock collections too!

[erbzilla]

Finished my fossil frenzy inspired slouchy hat! I found the cowl pattern and wanted to adapt it into a slouchy hat. Originally was for my brother but it’s a bit too small so this one is for me! I’m really happy with how it turned out!

[theredvulture]

My fossil collection. Tyrannosaurus rex tooth replica, juvenile Spinosaurus tooth (real fossil, my prized possession), Allosaurus claw replica, Megalodon tooth (real fossil), a pair of fish fossils (not sure on the species).

[fossillad123]

[ Megadon ]

" Megadon's Red Sea skill allows it to attack the opposing team all at once while stealing LP in the process. Possessing a large LP and Attack is the cherry on top! "

[frogofalltime]

no thoughts just gigantic megalodon tooth

[joakinmar]

Megalodon by Esther Van Hulsen.

[uk-fossils]

Genuine Megalodon Fossil Shark Tooth in 3D Floating Display Frame – Miocene Florida USA with COA

Add a striking piece of prehistoric ocean history to your collection with this genuine Carcharodon megalodon fossil tooth, sourced from the Miocene deposits of Florida, USA. Estimated to be around 5 to 20 million years old, this fossil belonged to the mighty Megalodon—the largest predatory shark to ever live. Known for its massive teeth and formidable bite, Megalodon ruled the ancient seas, and its fossilised remains are now prized by collectors and paleontology enthusiasts alike.

This authentic tooth is showcased in a 3D floating display frame with a base stand (black or white), which creates the illusion of the fossil suspended in mid-air while providing protection and a stunning view from both sides. The clear, double-membrane interior securely holds the tooth and highlights its unique features including natural serrations, shape, and coloration. Each tooth is a genuine, one-of-a-kind specimen, and photos show a representative example. A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is included, confirming its legitimacy and geological origin.

Whether for a collector, student, fossil lover, or as a gift, this Megalodon tooth offers a dramatic glimpse into Earth’s ancient marine past—beautifully preserved and ready to display.

Highlights:

Genuine Megalodon (Carcharodon megalodon) fossil tooth

Recovered from Miocene-era deposits in Florida, USA

Estimated age: ~5–20 million years

Displayed in a 3D floating frame with included base stand (black or white)

Dual transparent membranes showcase the tooth from both sides

Each specimen is unique in size, shape, and colouration

Includes Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

Ideal for collectors, marine fossil enthusiasts, and educational displays

Perfect gift for fossil lovers and budding paleontologists

[savethewailes]

Last new ornament design of 2024, limited run of 15 fossil megalodon shark tooth ornaments! Come get em before they wash away back into the tide!

[samimarkart]

20% off sale in my shop when you spend $35 or more! still giving away freebies with orders as well :)

[the-megs]

Guess who is a great big nerd and bought a great big fossil today

[mesozoicmarket]

A fossilized shark tooth of an Otodus megalodon from the Luanda Formation in Cacuaco, Luanda, Angola. The teeth from these famous otodontid sharks can be found in Miocene to Pliocene aged deposits throughout the world. What is unusual about this tooth is the locale, though unfortunately, most of the root is missing and there is significant damage to the blade itself. The blade by itself has a slant height of around 3.5 inches. This old collection specimen like many other fossilized Angolan shark teeth was collected by a geologist working in the region decades ago.