#megalodon teeth

A group of monster, 6"+ Megalodon teeth that just arrived along with several hundred smaller megs. They arrived just in time as we have been blowing through our remaining inventory of large meg teeth with all the holiday sales.

The teeth are collected by commercial divers in over 100 feet of water off the coast of North Carolina. These teeth were originally buried in the ocean sediments several million years ago and then became fossilized. They were then subsequently uncovered due to wave actions, and can be found on what the divers refer to as “The Ledges”. Six inchers are fairly rare (despite the fact their are eight of them in the photo) and came from super-sized adult sharks. Divers will typically find hundreds of meg teeth for every 6 inch one.