Megalodon Teeth Collection

Reigning supreme over the ancient seas, Otodus megalodon was the largest marine predator ever to exist. Its colossal proportions—scientists estimate over ten feet of body length for every inch of tooth—place the largest individuals at an astonishing fifty feet (18 meters). These teeth, with their razor-sharp serrations and monumental scale,... Read More

Reigning supreme over the ancient seas, Otodus megalodon was the largest marine predator ever to exist. Its colossal proportions—scientists estimate over ten feet of body length for every inch of tooth—place the largest individuals at an astonishing fifty feet (18 meters). These teeth, with their razor-sharp serrations and monumental scale, testify to a creature that preyed upon whales and ruled its realm with unrivaled power. As shifting climates and seas heralded its decline, what remains are these magnificent fossils: enduring relics of a vanished titan, at once scientific treasures and natural works of art.