Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 3.9 cm – Carcharodontosaurus Giant Shark-Toothed Predator Regmaglypts

Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 3.9 cm – Carcharodontosaurus Giant Shark-Toothed Predator RegmaglyptsCretaceous 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

The tooth displays a strong conical shape typical of crocodilian predators

trilobites preserved in natural limestone• Geological Period: Ordovician (~470 million years old)• Origin: West Erfoud

Details:• Fossil type: Amber with insect and multiple moss spores inclusions• Geological period: Jurassic (~ 195 Mya)• Origin: Colombia• Dimensions: 5

Step back into the ancient oceans with this beautifully preserved group of trilobites

• Preservation: Natural fossil material

Early Cretaceous (~112–100 million years ago) | North Africa

offering a rare glimpse into the rich biodiversity of prehistoric forests

and exceptional detail

revealing the sheer strength that allowed mammoths to move and balance their colossal heads

Equus ferus – Fossil Horse Lower Jaw from the PleistoceneLate Pleistocene (~10

Subtle crystallization and color variation highlight the internal structure

a period marking profound environmental change following the last Ice Age