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Description:

Cool finds at the beach today!

Habitat:

Beach

Notes:

The largest is a Sand Shark,I believe. Any ideas on the others? Some were tiny!!!!

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11 Comments

TeresaBurke
TeresaBurke 9 years ago

Cool! Thanks! :)

Caleb Steindel
Caleb Steindel 9 years ago

fish definetely!

ForestDragon
ForestDragon 9 years ago

These would be classified as Fish.

TeresaBurke
TeresaBurke 9 years ago

Does anyone know.... Would these be classified as 'Other' or 'Fish' ??

TeresaBurke
TeresaBurke 9 years ago

You have to be persistent and patient and have a strainer and shift through the sand. I have found some just laying there, but that is pretty rare depending on what beach you go to. The itty bitty ones were found deep in the sand. I just couldn't believe how small they were!!!!!!

MartinL
MartinL 9 years ago

What an exciting field trip.
It seems that fossil teeth washed onto the beach are often 4 - 5 million years old and as sharks evolve slowly they are possibly not even extinct species.
https://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/sharks/fo...

jadelynthegreat
jadelynthegreat 9 years ago

Dog claw? that could be a tusk shell. I have one, and I thought it was a bird talon until a few weeks ago!

TeresaBurke
TeresaBurke 9 years ago

We panned the shore for them.

TeresaBurke
TeresaBurke 9 years ago

Aren't they awesome? I found some and so did the kids. I couldn't believe how tiny those two were. But, apparently they are fossilized which means that they are extremely old! I wonder how old and what some are. So exciting. I found this other weird thing, someone told me it was a dog claw. But idk. Maybe I will post it to see if anyone knows. :)

jadelynthegreat
jadelynthegreat 9 years ago

Shark teeth?! Amazing!

LaurenZarate
LaurenZarate 9 years ago

You are so lucky to find these! I always wanted to find shark teeth.

TeresaBurke
Spotted by
TeresaBurke

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, USA

Spotted on May 10, 2014
Submitted on May 12, 2014

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