Shark tooth chart

Sharks teeth identification chart.

Fossil Identification Sheets for New York, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, North Carolina. Printable Fossil Identification Guides

One of the best things about the beaches we went to while in Florida were the fossilized shark's teeth. You don't even have to dig for them, they are laying right there on top of the sand. I don't know why this particular area is so good for finding them, but it's a lot of fun. If you want to actually dig for them, or shells, they have these things call Florida Snow Shovels. It's basically a triangular metal basket on a long metal handle that you dig into the sand and then shake in the water…

I am getting ready to go on my first shark teeth dive in Venice, Florida next weekend. With the upcoming trip, I thought it might be good to get a handle on what to expect and if possible, search o…

Sharks teeth identification chart.

Fossil Identification Sheets for New York, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, North Carolina. Printable Fossil Identification Guides

Sharks teeth identification chart.

This chart will help you identify the various seashells you'll come across on our beaches. Please remember that taking live seashells is prohibited.

Artist: Ron Pittard Size: 24" x 36" Biologically exact illustrations of all the authenticated man-attacking sharks highlight this identification chart. Two years of research and illustration time - the first all man-attacking shark species accurately categorized and scientifically illustrated. All Shark's Pictured: Black Tip Reef Shark, Black Tip Shark, Broadnose Seven Gill Shark, Caribbean Reef Shark, Dusky Shark, Galapagos Shark, Gray Reef Shark, Great Hammerhead Shark, Great White Shark…

Have you ever gone shark tooth hunting in the Carolinas or other beaches? Here's a simple guide to finding those hard-to-spot treasures!