Otodus Obliquus: 65 Million Year Mystery

Otodus Obliquus Shark Tooth Fossil

This exquisite Otodus Obliquus shark tooth, a testament to the ancient marine world, offers a tangible connection to a time when colossal predators ruled the seas. Dating back 65-40 million years, this specimen hails from the phosphate-rich deposits of Khouribga, Morocco. Measuring a substantial 56mm x 41mm, the tooth's robust structure, serrated edges, and distinctive cusps provide a glimpse into the formidable hunting capabilities of this apex predator.  

Imagine the sheer power and agility of the Otodus Obliquus as it prowled the prehistoric oceans. Its large, triangular teeth were designed to pierce and hold onto prey, while its powerful jaws could deliver devastating blows. This fossil, a relic of a bygone era, invites you to ponder the mysteries of ancient life and the awe-inspiring diversity of our planet's natural history.  

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