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Image 1 — Need Guys need help is this some type of fossized tooth or fragment and to what? Chipola river Florida
Image 2 — Need Guys need help is this some type of fossized tooth or fragment and to what? Chipola river Florida
Image 3 — Need Guys need help is this some type of fossized tooth or fragment and to what? Chipola river Florida
Image 4 — Need Guys need help is this some type of fossized tooth or fragment and to what? Chipola river Florida
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Need Guys need help is this some type of fossized tooth or fragment and to what? Chipola river Florida

u/Individual_Toe5034 — 12 hours ago
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Are these shark teeth?

Just kidding, just sharing my latest GWs and the full display. Let me know if you see anything neat! (been meaning to ID the curved porpoise like tooth in the second picture, underneath the group of small teeth. Let me know if you know what it might be!)

u/queercathedral — 14 hours ago
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Shark Tooth ID

Found in Hilton Head SC. A little over one inch long. Both front and back shown. Any help is appreciated to make a little kids day!

u/Ok-Goose-8930 — 9 hours ago
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What type of tooth is this?

Cool not fully fossilized tooth. Found Myrtle beach SC

u/NotAnElfK — 13 hours ago
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Shark tooth I'd? Bull shark?

Hi all!

I recently went to Juno Beach and found this guy!!!!! I'm from a landlocked state so I'm really happy to find this. Is it a bull shark tooth? I haven't a clue. I looked at some photos to try to ID it. But wanted to reach out to a community who knows their stuff ^_^

Thank you in advance!

u/Helganator_ — 15 hours ago
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How can i change my searching method to find bigger teeth.

I look for shark teeth by going to shell beds of dredged sand, then I grab handfuls and sift thru them to find teeth. I also walk on the beach looking for very dark black spots as I walk checking to see if there teeth. I find a lot of small ones, but I’ve only ever found one big tooth in my years of searching at Myrtle Beach, and Calvert Cliffs. At Calvert people use strainers, and find big teeth, shouldn’t I be doing that?

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u/NotAnElfK — 17 hours ago
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Shark tooth?

It measures 40mm by 36mm wide and weighs 7 grams. Found it in the garden bed and feminist’s it could be replica item as it should weigh 50-120grams if it was real

u/JumpSuccessful7588 — 21 hours ago
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Help me identify

Idk if it's the right place for this but does anyone know what type of sharks teeths I've got here? Is the black on fossilized?

u/Low_Carob_9697 — 17 hours ago
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Two 2” GWs found within hours of each other

Lucky I found these because I didn’t get a whole lot else that day 😂. One’s a creek find and the other is a land site. Both from SC as usual

u/SCSharkTeeth — 1 day ago
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Find the tooth

I finally remembered to take some pics while out hunting for yall to hunt along with me. The first one was the more colorful GW in my last post while it was still in the ground.

u/SCSharkTeeth — 1 day ago
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A few of the larger chubutensis teeth I’ve found

Carolina gold / brownies teeth are some of my favorite that I find. All personally found over the last few years in North Carolina

u/jhasmoxie — 3 days ago
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I found these shark teeth on Myrtle beach SC. Google says one is a great white and the other one is an extinct large mako shark. I wanna know what Reddit thinks

I don’t trust google anymore with the AI :( TIA

u/thrasherchick_9 — 2 days ago
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What type of tooth is this?

I found this beautiful tooth at north Myrtle beach. But it’s from dredged sand, so idk where it really came from. Nickel for scale

u/NotAnElfK — 1 day ago
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Help ID and is it real?

I think this is a megalodon tooth. I’ve had it for many years I don’t recall from where. Does it appear real? Any info helps greatly.

u/rstar90 — 2 days ago
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My first ever tooth find! QLD

I've recently posted this in r/fossilid, but I'm fairly sure its a shark tooth so I'm hoping to find more information here. I found this tooth (fragment) on the beach in Australia, near Brisbane, Queensland. I know the tooth isn't complete, but maybe you guys know what it may be (and possibly how old it may be)? It's quite a small tooth.

u/Donkyo88 — 2 days ago