Otodus Shark Tooth

Otodus is an extinct genus of mackerel shark that lived approximately 60 million years ago. It was a large and powerful shark, with sharp, serrated teeth that were well-suited for catching and consuming large prey. Otodus was an apex predator in the ancient oceans, preying on a variety of marine animals including fish, turtles, and even other sharks. Fossils of Otodus have been found in various parts of the world, indicating that it was a widely distributed and successful species. Its impressive size and fearsome appearance make Otodus a fascinating and important part of the prehistoric marine ecosystem.

Collected from Atlas Mountains, Morocco.

Size is over 3".