Description
- Fossil Mosasaur Teeth – Pack of 4
- Type: Fossilized Tooth (Mosasaurus sp.)
- Source: Khouribga, Morocco
- Age: Approx 66–72 Million Years Old (Late Cretaceous Period)
- Size: Approx 12–30 mm (varies by specimen)
- Image is for reference only – actual items will vary in size, shape, and colouration.
This listing is for a pack of 4 genuine mosasaur teeth, each one a fossilized remnant of a massive marine reptile that ruled the seas during the Late Cretaceous period. These teeth are excavated from phosphate beds in Morocco, one of the most productive fossil sites in the world for marine reptiles.
Mosasaurus was a powerful predator, reaching lengths of up to 50 feet and equipped with sharp, conical teeth designed for gripping slippery prey. These fossil teeth have been naturally preserved over tens of millions of years, often showing fine enamel texture and wear from prehistoric feeding.
Each tooth in the set is unique, with natural variation in color (ranging from tan to brown to dark grey), shape, and condition. Some may include partial root material, while others are worn from time in the fossil beds.
Ideal for fossil collectors, educators, or anyone fascinated by prehistoric marine life, these mosasaur teeth are authentic pieces of natural history—once part of one of the ocean’s top predators.
