Description
- Fossil Otodus Shark Teeth – Pack of 4
- Type: Fossilized Shark Tooth (Otodus obliquus)
- Source: Khouribga, Morocco
- Age: Approx 50–60 Million Years Old (Eocene Epoch)
- Size: Approx 20–60 mm (varies by specimen)
- Image is for reference only – actual items will vary in size, shape, and condition.
This listing is for a pack of 4 genuine Otodus shark teeth, each a fossilized remnant of one of the ocean’s top predators from the early Cenozoic Era. These teeth were recovered from the phosphate-rich fossil beds of Khouribga, Morocco—an area well-known for its abundance of well-preserved marine fossils.
Otodus obliquus was an ancient mackerel shark that lived millions of years before the appearance of the famous megalodon. With large, broad teeth featuring distinctive side cusps, Otodus was built for seizing and slicing through prey in warm, shallow seas.
Each tooth in this set is unique, with natural variation in enamel colour, preservation, and shape. Some teeth may show partial root structures or minor wear from fossilization, while others retain sharp edges and clear cusps.
Perfect for fossil enthusiasts, educational kits, or anyone curious about prehistoric marine life, these Otodus shark teeth are authentic pieces of ancient ocean history—evidence of creatures that once ruled the seas 50 million years ago.
