Unearth a piece of ancient oceanic history with this authentic Mako Shark Tooth fossil (Isurus hastalis), sourced from the rich Miocene deposits of South Carolina, U.S.A. Dating back an incredible 25 to 2.5 million years, these fossilized teeth belonged to a powerful prehistoric shark, an ancestor of today’s great white.

Each tooth measures approximately 5–6 cm, showcasing the sleek, aerodynamic shape that made the Mako one of the fastest predators in the ancient seas. With clean enamel, well-defined edges, and natural coloration ranging from sandy beige to deep grey, these specimens are a stunning example of fossil preservation.

Perfect for collectors, educators, or ocean enthusiasts, this Mako tooth is more than a fossil – it’s a tangible connection to Earth’s dynamic evolutionary past.

Add this striking relic to your collection or gift it to a fossil lover with an eye for natural history.