Shark Fossils
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Shark fossils are among the most fascinating and sought-after marine fossils, offering a window into over 400 million years of ocean history. Since sharks have cartilaginous skeletons that rarely fossilize, most shark fossils are teeth, which are incredibly durable and often found in large numbers. These fossilized shark teeth come from both extinct and modern species, ranging from ancient giants like Megalodon to present-day great white sharks. Shark fossils are highly valued by collectors, educators, and paleontology enthusiasts for their scientific significance and natural beauty. Whether found in coastal cliffs, riverbeds, or fossil beds worldwide, shark fossils help us understand evolution, marine ecosystems, and prehistoric life beneath the sea.
