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An impressive 3.32-inch XL Otodus angustidens fossil shark tooth recovered from the famous Cooper River in South Carolina!
This massive specimen features a beautiful blue-gray enamel blade, rich dark brown root, and stunning natural coloration developed over millions of years of fossilization. The tooth displays an exceptionally robust root, an elongated blade, and visible serrations along both cutting edges.
At 3.32 inches, this is an exceptionally large Angustiden, making it a desirable specimen for collectors of prehistoric shark teeth. The Cooper River is renowned for producing incredible fossils, and this tooth is a fantastic example of the region’s prehistoric marine history.
Details:
• Species: Otodus angustidens
• Size: 3.32 inches (XL)
• Location: Cooper River, South Carolina
• Age: Oligocene, approximately 23–34 million years old
• Condition: Beautiful natural coloration, substantial root, and visible serrations
A fantastic oversized Cooper River Angustiden with impressive size, beautiful preservation, and outstanding display appeal. An excellent addition to any serious fossil shark tooth collection!