Bull shark fossil tooth from Bone Valley, USA | 0.94"

Species: Carcharhinus leucas (Bull shark) Size: 0.94" = 2,4 cm Age: Miocene (~10-15 million years ago) Location: Bone Valley, Florida, USA Condition: No restoration, missing small part on the right side of the root Bull shark tooth from a famous location in Florida, Bone Valley. Characterized by a wide triangular shape with a sharp cutting edge. The teeth typically feature smooth enamel and robust serrations, making them ideal for crushing and cutting prey. Due to fossilization in the phosphate-rich soils of Bone Valley, these teeth often display stunning colors, ranging from cream and tan to dark gray or black, sometimes with a bluish or greenish hue.