Prehistoric Discovery Fossil Box – Real Shark, Oyster & Trilobite!

🦴 Unearth the Wonders of Ancient Earth with the Prehistoric Discovery Fossil Box!

Step back millions of years and explore the fascinating story of life on our planet with the Prehistoric Discovery Fossil Box – Real Shark, Oyster & Trilobite! This extraordinary collection is the perfect gift for fossil lovers, collectors, and curious minds of all ages. Beautifully presented in a handcrafted wooden display box, each genuine fossil is carefully placed in its own compartment with informative cards explaining its age, origin, and ancient story. Inside, you’ll discover a massive Otodus Obliquus shark tooth on matrix, a Trilobite fossil, a sleek Orthoceras fossil, and a Rastellum carinatum oyster shell — authentic treasures that bring the prehistoric world right into your hands.

Otodus Obliquus Shark Tooth – The Apex Predator of Ancient Seas

This stunning fossil tooth comes from Otodus obliquus, a giant mackerel shark that ruled the oceans nearly 55 million years ago during the Eocene Epoch. Found in the phosphate mines of Khouribga, Morocco, this predator was an ancestor of the mighty Megalodon. Its sharp, serrated teeth were designed for tearing through prey like fish and marine mammals. Displayed on its original matrix rock, this fossil is a striking piece of prehistoric power and beauty.

Trilobite Fossil – The Trailblazer of Early Life

Trilobites were among the earliest complex creatures to inhabit Earth’s oceans, thriving more than 500 million years ago during the Paleozoic Era. Found in Morocco’s ancient seabeds, these fascinating arthropods are a symbol of early evolution and adaptation. Their fossils tell the story of life’s explosion in the seas — a time when Earth’s first ecosystems began to take shape.

Orthoceras Fossil – The Ancient Jet-Propelled Hunter

This elegant fossil comes from Orthoceras, an extinct cephalopod that lived around 400 million years ago in the seas of the Anti-Atlas Mountains, Morocco. A distant relative of today’s squid, it used chambers within its long, straight shell to control buoyancy and glide effortlessly through the water. Its sleek form and mineralized shell offer a window into the dawn of complex marine life.

Rastellum Carinatum Oyster – The Zig-Zag Shell of Jurassic Reefs

Rastellum carinatum was a beautifully ridged oyster that lived in the warm, shallow seas of the Late Jurassic Period, around 160 million years ago. Found in Mahajanga Province, Madagascar, its fluted shell helped it cling to coral and rock while filtering plankton from the water. These ornate fossils reflect the diversity and beauty of ancient reef life that flourished long before the age of mammals.

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