This fossilized Mosasaur tooth comes from a large marine reptile that ruled the oceans during the Late Cretaceous period, about 82–66 million years ago. Mosasaurs were apex predators with sharp, conical teeth perfectly adapted for catching fish and other marine prey. This specimen measures approximately 2 inches tall, making it a striking example of prehistoric marine life. Each item is unique, with natural variations in color, texture, and shape. Why You’ll Love This: Real fossil from a Late Cretaceous marine predator Clearly shows conical teeth adapted for hunting in ancient seas A hands-on connection to prehistoric marine ecosystems Unique specimen with natural variations, perfect for collectors or display Combines paleontology, geology, and marine biology in one piece A one-of-a-kind fossil that brings curiosity and ancient oceans to your collection.
