Mosasaurus Tooth
Mosasaurus Tooth
Item #002
One Mosasaurus tooth displayed in an acrylic case.
The tooth of a Mosasaur, the ‘Tyrant of the Ancient Seas.’ This marine reptile roamed the world’s oceans 82 to 66 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period. Mosasaurs were apex predators, equipped with rows of razor-sharp teeth designed for grasping and tearing apart their prey, which included fish, birds, and even smaller marine reptiles.
A perfect addition for your fossil collection.
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