This impressive Basilosaurus incisor is beautifully preserved, offering a captivating glimpse into the prehistoric oceans of the Eocene epoch. A true collector’s piece, it highlights the power and history of one of the earliest fully aquatic whales.

About Basilosaurus:
Basilosaurus was a massive marine predator that lived approximately 40 to 34 million years ago. Despite its name, which means “king lizard,” it was actually an early whale—one of the first cetaceans fully adapted to life in the ocean. With its elongated body and powerful jaws, it was a formidable hunter, preying on fish and smaller marine mammals. It represents a crucial stage in the evolution from land-dwelling ancestors to modern whales.

Details:
Exceptional condition, with well-defined enamel and structure
Rare and highly collectible, ideal for enthusiasts or museums
Comes in a display box for protection and presentation

A remarkable fossil from an iconic prehistoric predator—an unmissable opportunity for collectors and fossil enthusiasts alike.