Partial Megalodon Tooth

23 to 3 million years old.  Sometimes, imperfection carries its own intrigue—something a perfect specimen can't offer. While these teeth are partial, each carries its own unique story. What caused these titanic chompers to fracture during the millions of years they lay dormant under the earth? While we may never get a solid answer as to what happened, it’s truly captivating to ponder the possible reasons. Think of them as a natural science mystery wrapped up in an ancient specimen. Though they may be an incomplete part of a whole, they are still incredibly impressive and carry with them the mystique of an unsolved mystery that time has forgotten. If you’re looking for a certain shape or part of the tooth, let us know in the comments at checkout. Want a gigantic root, a sleek side portion, or a mostly complete tooth? Let us know! We’ll do our best to find the right tooth for you. About The Megalodon:  23 million years ago you may have thought twice about taking a dip in the ocean. That’