0.91" Bone Valley Bull shark fossil tooth

0.91" Bone Valley Bull shark fossil toothBull shark tooth from a famous location in Florida, Bone Valley. Characterized by a wide triangular shape with a sharp cutting edge. The teeth typically feature smooth enamel and robust serrations, making them ideal for crushing and cutting prey. Due to fossilization in the phosphate rich soils of Bone Valley, these teeth often display stunning colors, ranging from cream and tan to dark gray or black, sometimes with a bluish or greenish hue.

A stunning piece of prehistoric marine life

but it's thought to have had a relatively small head

This specimen is nicely preserved on its original limestone matrix

Location: Bruine Bank

Diet: Herbivore – fed on plants using its peg-like teeth

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