בידספיריט | Fossilized Shark Teeth Including Otodus

Fossilized Shark Teeth Including Otodus Megalodon - Group of four fossilized shark teeth including Otodus megalodon. This group includes a single large Megalodon tooth and three smaller prehistoric shark teeth recovered from a Bermuda shipwreck site. The primary Megalodon tooth is defined by a broad triangular blade with dark gray enamel and visible serrations along the margins. The smaller teeth exhibit varying colors, including one tan and two dark gray examples. Each specimen displays the dense mineralized structure characteristic of fossilized elasmobranch dental remains. 3” H x 2” W x 1/2” D. From the personal collection of Peter Benchley (American, 1940–2006), acclaimed author of Jaws, accomplished diver, and prominent advocate for ocean and shark conservation. Proceeds from the Peter Benchley Collection will benefit five ocean conservation organizations: Peter Benchley Ocean Awards, WildAid, Beneath the Waves, Blue Frontier and Environmental Defense Fund.