A Florida woman found a prehistoric tooth on the beach, likely from a Megalodon shark. The tooth, preserved and massive, excited fossil hunters and Shark enthusiasts worldwide. Nichole Mercuri discovered the tooth while walking on the west coast and shared her experience on social media, where it gained significant attention. Experts confirm Megalodon teeth can reach seven inches long and are rare when intact. This find has reignited curiosity about prehistoric marine creatures and the fossils that may remain buried in Florida's sands.
'There is no way, I just found, please be whole, oh my God!' This emotional response captures the excitement of discovering such an extraordinary fossil.
Experts say Megalodon teeth this size are extremely rare, especially when found intact. The extinct predator...could grow as long as 60 feet and had a bite force strong enough to crush a car.
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