Otodus Shark Tooth

Otodus is a genus of prehistoric sharks that lived approximately 60 million years ago during the Paleocene and Eocene epochs. These sharks were large and powerful predators, growing up to 30 feet in length and possessing razor-sharp teeth. They were one of the dominant predators of their time and were known for their impressive hunting abilities. Otodus sharks were well-adapted to their environment and were able to thrive in a variety of oceanic conditions. Fossilized remains of Otodus sharks have been found all over the world, indicating their widespread distribution during the Eocene period. Despite their extinction, Otodus sharks continue to fascinate scientists and enthusiasts alike, providing valuable insights into the ancient marine ecosystems in which they once roamed.

size is 2.5"

Collected from Atlas Mountains, Morocco.