Fossilized Dinosaur Tooth (Restored Spinosaurus)

This listing is for one genuine Spinosaurus tooth from Morocco. Each fossilized tooth is a unique remnant of one of the most extraordinary dinosaurs to have ever lived. Spinosaurus lived approximately 100 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now North Africa. The first remains were discovered in the early 1900s, revealing a massive predator unlike any other. Current evidence suggests that Spinosaurus may have exceeded Tyrannosaurus rex in overall length, making it one of the largest known predatory dinosaurs. Unlike the serrated teeth of Tyrannosaurus, Spinosaurus teeth are smooth, conical, and perfectly adapted for grasping slippery prey such as fish. More recent discoveries, including a remarkably complete skeleton described in 2014, have provided compelling evidence that Spinosaurus was semi-aquatic, uniquely adapted for life both on land and in the water. Please note that these fossils have been professionally stabilized with a Paraloid coating, a common and widely accepted conservation practice used to strengthen and preserve authentic fossils for long-term display. Available Options 1.75" Spinosaurus Tooth A genuine 1.75-inch Spinosaurus tooth with attractive natural coloration ranging from warm tan to deep brown. This specimen has been professionally stabilized with a Paraloid coating and retains a well-preserved crown with a sharp natural tip. An excellent choice for beginning collectors or anyone looking for an authentic dinosaur fossil at an accessible price. 4.0" Spinosaurus Tooth An impressive 4-inch Spinosaurus tooth with exceptional size, rich dark enamel, and striking natural color contrast. This specimen exhibits minor tip loss at the apex, leaving a slightly truncated end as shown in the final photo. The tooth has been professionally stabilized with a Paraloid coating and remains an outstanding large display specimen with excellent overall preservation. Select your preferred specimen from the dropdown menu. Details Genuine Spinosaurus tooth from Morocco Age: Approximately 100 million years (Late Cretaceous) Professionally stabilized with a Paraloid coating for long-term preservation Each specimen is unique in size, color, shape, and preservation Select your preferred specimen from the dropdown menu For more information about Spinosaurus, check out our TikTok. Contact Us I Shipping I Returns I Authenticity