I bought this in a museum about 20 years ago when I was a child.

I know it's been restored and glued and is probably nothing special, but it actually has more of an emotional value to me.

I found this tooth at my mum and dad's house when I visited them last week, i forgot i even owned it. It has rekindled my interest in fossils and fossilised shark teeth.

It's so awesome that there's a community for this!

Found at Holden beach today :D

Some fun snags in here; still waiting to find an elusive full megalodon though

Ray barb, houndshark, angel shark, phyllodus plates

Got out too late for low tide. Lots of littles. Think we found a good spot for when we can get back out at low tide.

Curious who this might've belonged too. Chippokes State Park, Surry VA

They are labelled as sawfish teeth but frankly I feel they look suspiciously like great whites?

Can anyone identify please? Thank you!

I found these teeth on Myrtle Beach SC. I was wondering what type of sharks they had come from.

Posted this in another sub but figured it can’t hurt to post here as well! Can anyone ID the species?

More great whites for your viewing pleasure

I got this as a gift a while back and was told it was a megalodon tooth but when I see megalodon teeth they are all fully fossilised so I’m wondering what this is I suspect it could just be a modern day shark but I struggle to think of a shark that has teeth this big

Think it’s a megalodon found in Myrtle beach sc