Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon Fossils
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
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  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Broken Megalodon shark teeth found fossil hunting in wild Florida by scuba diving and digging. From the Miocene epoch 2-15 million years old. These giant shark fossils are all that was left from the largest predator to ever live on Earth.

Broken Megalodon Fossils

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Secure a 100% authentic piece of prehistoric history with this fossilized marine artifact from the Megalodon (Carcharocles megalodon), aged 2–23 million years, ethically hand-collected by SHRKco owner Jeffrey Heim through scuba diving and excavation in Florida’s ancient coastal waters. As the largest predator to ever roam Earth, the Megalodon’s fossils are as unique as snowflakes, with no two ever alike. These treasures, sourced without harm to living marine life, are perfect for collectors, educators, or as striking display pieces. SHRKco donates a percentage of profits to FinsAttached.org and SavingTheBlue.org, supporting their scientist-led efforts to protect marine species worldwide. Follow our thrilling fossil-hunting adventures on Instagram/Facebook (@SHRKco, 100k followers) and YouTube/TikTok (@WildernessJeff). Available in Small, Medium, Large, and Largest sizes (as shown in labeled examples), our collection evolves with weekly hunts, ensuring fresh finds. Choosing “Largest Available” guarantees the highest quality and largest broken Megalodon fossil in our current stock. Add this extraordinary piece to your collection today! For inquiries, message our live chat or visit SHRKco.com.

Pictures are labeled to show examples of Small, Medium, Large and Largest Available. The collection is always changing!

LARGEST Available will guarantee you receive the best quality and size in my collection of broken megs. New hunts are done weekly with new megs being found every time.

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Daniela

A really great tooth. It is in pretty good condition, one side is completely there and the tip is there, the root is clearly visible, only a part of one side is broken off but you can easily recognize the tooth as a megalodon tooth. Because of its condition, I can even take it to school and do a wonderful school project on the subject of sharks.

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Jennifer Glass

Bigger than I was expecting but just as awesome

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Hank Alt

Great item. It was as described.

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Cole

Love the customized items I ordered, even better than expected. Thank you!

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Patrick

I gots the tooth :)

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