3.8" Megalodon Tooth(Georgia)

Exceptional preservation with a deep jet-black enamel, razor-sharp serrations, and outstanding natural luster. The tooth exhibits excellent surface detail, minimal wear, and superb contrast with the rich, dark root

Size: 3.8"L x 2.66"W 

Found: Georgia, USA

The largest fish that ever lived, the Megalodon (Carcharocles Megalodon), ruled the seas from the early Miocene Epoch until the end of the Pliocene Epoch (2.58 million years ago). With a bite several times larger than the current day shark, they measured up to 18 meters long and weighed up to 65 metric tons. The largest recovered Megalodon tooth measures 6.9 inches long, and distinctly has a dark chevron shape near the root.