r/sharkteeth

Are These Teeth?

I found these teeth shapes on the beach today in Seattle Washington. Obviously the shells are not teeth, but the four other pieces look like they could be teeth and their shaped like teeth. But I figured I should probably ask folks that know a lot more than I do. 🙏🏻

u/Alden87 — 4 hours ago

Found this shark tooth in Jersey

Any guesses as to how old and what kind of shark it is? First time ever finding one.

u/Winter-Cherry-2356 — 10 hours ago

Gift to start a collection

I found this tooth in the yard of a local rockhounder whose house had been scheduled for demolition. Today I’m giving it to my friend’s son, who is like a nephew to me, for his 6th birthday. He’s recently gotten really interested in shark teeth and I wanted to start his collection off right.

u/grumblecrumbs — 12 hours ago

Goofy Hemipristis serra tooth

Just some Hemipristis serra teeth (and maybe a sneaky Hemipristis intermedia if you can spot it ;]) that is, if I got the right picture.

u/DoodlingDoodlebob — 22 hours ago

Two teeth- is first one a Megalodon? Is the second one anything??

Found both at Rehoboth Beach DE this week. Google reverse image says tooth #1 (first 3 pics) is possibly a Megalodon. It’s about 1.25” long. Tooth #2 is about .75” long.
Would love to confirm if 1st is a megalodon and what second one could be. Thanks!

u/InterestingUse7100 — 1 day ago

Found in Myrtle Beach

Is this a great white? Would love help identifying this tooth - thank you in advance!!

u/charsuxs — 23 hours ago

What is this?

Found in Pine Knoll Shores, North Carolina.
Is this a shell attached to a fossil/tooth or just another shell?

u/spicymermaidxo — 1 day ago

[ID Request] Found in Wilmington NC. Gemini says Carcharocles chubutensis on top and junior Megalodon in bottom. Is it accurate?

Both have faint serrations. Not sure how accurate AI is at identifying species based on teeth

u/BlueBigfoot355 — 1 day ago