The Best Replica Shark Teeth

It’s difficult to find a more dramatic statement piece than the multiple rows of teeth presented in the really fearsome jaw of our formidable bull shark trophy! perfect as beach or nautical decor, this impressive sculpture is cast in quality designer resin and set atop a metal museum mount. Our basil street gallery marine animal requires no fishing vessel, yet will brighten your favorite cove without a deep ocean current in sight! 16″wx10½”dx15″h. 4 lbs.

This is a unique item – it’s a MEGALODON TOOTH KEYCHAIN. These keychains are neat because they are one of a kind – I had a cast made of one of my nicest, largest megalodon teeth in order to produce this keychain. THIS IS A METAL REPLICA, NOT AN ACTUAL MEGALODON TOOTH. The metal tooth is approximately 1 1/2 inches in height and 1 inch in width. Included with the keychain is a color information label with information about Megalodon. These are so awesome!

Megalodon is an extinct species of shark that lived approximately 25 – 1.5 million years ago. Fossil remains indicate that these powerful predators reached up to 52 feet in length. Their serrated teeth were not just good cutting tools, they were also well suited for grasping powerful prey and would seldom crack even when slicing through bones.

This is a museum quality replica At somewhere around fifty feet long, Carcharodon megalodon was the largest shark that ever haunted the oceans. Now you can own a razor-sharp museum-replica tooth from this monster predator called Megalodon. This 5 1/2-inch replica is perfect right down to the serration’s. Real MEG teeth of this size and quality could cost hundreds of dollars. Real fossil MEG teeth are generally black to caramel in color because of the minerals found in the sediment and rock where they were fossilized. Megalodon lived 2 – 50 million years ago. THE IMPORTANCE OF FOSSIL REPLICAS By definition authentic fossils are unique one of a kind occurrences. No two fossils are identical. In fact many fossils are the one and only known specimen of a particular genus or species. With only one specimen available for study how do paleontologist around the world study such rare and often very fragile specimens? One answer to that question is through replicas cast directly from the original fossil. This way many exact copies can be made and distributed for research and museum display all over the world. Thus fossils replicas are an important scientific tool. In some cases a replica of a fossil lost or destroyed may be the only remaining evidence of the original fossil. Replicas allow direct study of otherwise unattainable specimens. Replicas allow the public to see, enjoy and learn about specimens that otherwise might be locked away in some storage cabinet or vault. For example, there is only one original Archaeopteryx specimen known as the Berlin specimen and that original is kept in a vault in Germany. However, nearly every museum in the world displays a replica of this important fossil. Another example is the Tyrannosaurus rex known as “Sue”, the most complete specimen ever found. There is only one original but replicas are in museums all over the world. The importance of replicas in paleontology and education cannot be overstated.

This is a museum quality cast of an approximately 5″ long megalodon tooth.

May have feeding dings and chips.

This is a unique item – it’s a MEGALODON TOOTH BELT BUCKLE. These belt buckles are neat because they are one of a kind – I am the manufacturer so this is an original item – you won’t find them anywhere else! While the belt buckle was patterned after a megalodon tooth, THIS IS A METAL REPLICA, NOT AN ACTUAL MEGALODON TOOTH. Included with the belt buckle is a color information label with information about Megalodon. These are so awesome!

Certificate of Authenticity included with each order. May have feeding dings or chips.

This is a museum quality replica At somewhere around fifty feet long, Carcharodon megalodon was the largest shark that ever haunted the oceans. Now you can own a razor-sharp museum-replica tooth from this monster predator called Megalodon. This 5 1/2-inch replica is perfect right down to the serration’s. Real MEG teeth of this size and quality could cost hundreds of dollars. Real fossil MEG teeth are generally black to caramel in color because of the minerals found in the sediment and rock where they were fossilized. Megalodon lived 2 – 50 million years ago. THE IMPORTANCE OF FOSSIL REPLICAS By definition authentic fossils are unique one of a kind occurrences. No two fossils are identical. In fact many fossils are the one and only known specimen of a particular genus or species. With only one specimen available for study how do paleontologist around the world study such rare and often very fragile specimens? One answer to that question is through replicas cast directly from the original fossil. This way many exact copies can be made and distributed for research and museum display all over the world. Thus fossils replicas are an important scientific tool. In some cases a replica of a fossil lost or destroyed may be the only remaining evidence of the original fossil. Replicas allow direct study of otherwise unattainable specimens. Replicas allow the public to see, enjoy and learn about specimens that otherwise might be locked away in some storage cabinet or vault. For example, there is only one original Archaeopteryx specimen known as the Berlin specimen and that original is kept in a vault in Germany. However, nearly every museum in the world displays a replica of this important fossil. Another example is the Tyrannosaurus rex known as “Sue”, the most complete specimen ever found. There is only one original but replicas are in museums all over the world. The importance of replicas in paleontology and education cannot be overstated.

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