Megalodon tooth, exceptional denticles, 23-3.6 mya, South Carolina USA

This monster of the deep needs no introduction..the largest shark to have ever lived in the oceans with lengths estimated to have reached nearly 60 feet. This is not the largest of Megalodon teeth but the serrations are some of the finest and least worn I have ever come across. The enamel coverage is almost perfect and the cusp and root has very little wear. This is a beautiful tooth.

This fossil was located in USA, South Carolina around the Charleston area.

Scientific name- Carcharocles Megalodon 

Size- could reach upto lengths of 59 feet approximate estimation

Diet- predatory shark; eating other sharks, whales, fish, as with most sharks probably anything that it could fit in its mouth.

Habitat- Salt water, sea oceans.

Where found- On all continents except Antarctica, majority found along the coats of the USA.

Time- Early Miocene to the early Pliocene 23-3.6 million years ago.