3 Inch Fossil Megalodon Teeth

Megalodon shark teeth are some of the most sought-after fossils in the world. These massive sharks lived in the oceans from 20 to 3.6 million years ago and were the largest predators of their time. Megalodon teeth can grow up to 7 inches long, but 3-inch teeth are more common. 3-inch megalodon shark teeth are triangular with a broad base and a thin, sharp tip. The inner surface of the tooth is flat or slightly curved, while the outer surface is convex. The root of the tooth is V-shaped and has a notch at the base. Megalodon shark teeth are typically fossilized, so they are usually brown, gray, or black. Some teeth may have a white enamel coating, but this is less common.