Fossil White Shark Tooth

The Great White Shark: an apex predator known around the world that dominates the ocean with its ferocity. This species has existed for millions of years and evolved into a deadly hunter as it spread through the global seas. It is though, still only an animal, not a monster like blockbuster movies might make some believe. The shark does not hunt with malice, but that doesn’t make its methods any less brutal. Recovered from Miocene epoch deposits in Peru, this specimen comes from an ancestor species of today’s great white shark. C. hastalis and C. hubbelli had similar tooth shapes with varying degrees of serrations suggesting a clear evolutionary path from early mako sharks. The estimated age is 5-8 million years old. Above: A Large tooth in hand. The specimen comes in a classic, glass-topped riker box case measuring 4 1/2" x 3 1/2". A small information card is included, also serving as the certificate of authenticity. Extinct White Shark Tooth Sizes Small - 0.5 to 1" Medium - 1" t