Had this on a necklace that broke when I was playing around with my friends at church one time. I keep the tooth, and put in my collection. This is one of the cool, yet random things that I own. Super cool if you ask me! Do you have any shark teeth? If so, drop a pic in the comments!

In a previous post, I shared some fossilized sharks teeth that you can find on the west coast of Florida. Near Venice (known as the Shark Tooth Capitol of the World) you can scuba dive or go into the Peace River and find some of these monsters! This one is almost 4” and in great condition!

In Florida, on the gulf coast, there are some beaches that you can find many species of sharks teeth. Not by diving (although that’s where you find the bigger megalodon teeth) but be sifting the sand a few feet from the waters edge. You can find 50-200 in day once you train your eyes on what to look for! You can find bull shark, tiger shark, sand shark, great white, megalodon and other species. Some of the larger, more rare or colorful pieces fetch a lot of money -but mostly it’s just for fun. Some of these fossilized teeth are 100 million years old!