Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 3.8 cm – Carcharodontosaurus Giant Shark-Toothed Predator Paleocene

Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 3.8 cm – Carcharodontosaurus Giant Shark-Toothed Predator PaleoceneCretaceous Period (~ 100 Million Years Old ) North Africa Step into the world of giants with this authentic Carcharodontosaurus tooth, a fossil from one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs ever to roam the Earth. Often called the African T. rex, Carcharodontosaurus lived around 100 million years ago and could grow over 12 meters long. Its enormous, serrated teeth were designed to slice through prey with shark like precision. This specimen shows

Formed from natural fossil resin

larger mosasaurs that would dominate prehistoric waters

this natural pairing offers a stunning look into life beneath the Devonian seas

• Geological age: ~230 million years• Origin: Leipzig

Details:• Species: Bison priscus (steppe bison)• Geological age: Late Pleistocene (~53

A genuine trace of a Cretaceous giant — from the ancient ecosystems of North Africa

Turonian Stage (~91

formed entirely by geological processes

Choffaticeras sp

Unearthed in the fossil-rich layers of Jbel Issomour

Late Pleistocene

captured in stone as if still drifting along the ocean floor