Megalodon Shark Tooth Location: Worldwide

Location: Worldwide

What makes this discovery even more captivating is the slight magnetism exhibited by the iron within the meteorite

- Formation: Sedimentary and hydrothermal

resulting in the formation of a core and mantle

The iridescence of the abalone shell comes from a combination of the mineral layers in its structure and the way light interacts with them

Megalodon Shark Tooth Location: WorldwideNote: Stand not Included Size: 7. 5 x11 Cms Weight: 140 Grams Location: South Carolina Product Description: This fossil tooth belongs to the extinct megalodon Shark , which was the largest predatory shark that ever lived. These giant sharks roamed the oceans during the Miocene to Pliocene epochs, about 23 to 3. 6 million years ago. Their teeth are notable for their large size, triangular shape, and serrated edges. Scientific Name: Otodus megalodon