Fossilized shark tooth otodus obliquus

These fossilized shark teeth belong to one of the oldest giant sharks that reigned in the oceans from the Paleocene to the Eocene. These Otodus obliquus fossils are mainly found in Morocco in marine sediments where sharks once abounded. Variations in color and size reflect the diversity of species and individuals, as well as the environmental conditions during their fossilization. These specimens offer valuable insight into the evolution and ecology of sharks throughout geological ages.

Sold individually, these teeth are approximately 4 cm in size and can vary in color. Their unique shape and fossilization phenomenon attest to the authenticity of these Otodus obliquus fossils.