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  1. Wolf89

    Gmr yesterday

    Went to gmr for a couple hours yesterday, nothing notable except this real nice red great white it pretty good condition. The pictures make it look orange, but it is very red in person.
  2. Hey TFF members! So big news, I hit 1,000 subscribers on YouTube which was a big goal for me, so I'm happy to have made it! Thanks to everyone who has checked out my videos, it really does mean a lot. I put together a video of some of my favorite shark tooth hunting moments since I started making videos about 6 months ago. This one is full of action, I promise! Give it a watch if you are interested and have some time
  3. Hey TFF members! Cris and I got out to explore a brand new site for us recently, and it did not disappoint. This was a scouting trip so we didn't find as much as usual, but we will definitely be going back soon now that we had a chance to figure out the site a bit. This video is pretty eventful, from me wearinf a duck mask and playing a banjo, to Cris buying me a gift, to finding some really cool fossils in an interesting location! Give the video a watch if you're interested and have some time!
  4. BallinShark

    Megalodon or Great White Tooth?

    This tooth was found in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It measures to about 1.5 inches. The shape of the tooth was interesting and unlike what I had seen previously, so I asked around and was told it was most likely a tooth from a Megalodon, however I remained skeptical due to its size. I would like to know what animal this tooth came from. Thank you in advance.
  5. Interesting story. https://riverheadlocal.com/2018/12/14/local-teacher-finds-likely-fossilized-shark-tooth-on-baiting-hollow-beach/
  6. From the album: Pisces

    Longest edge: 6 cm. From the Middle Miocene in the area around Charleston, SC, USA. Recieved on a trade with mattbsharks.
  7. Mitchu

    Great White

    From the album: Mitchu Fossils

    Beautiful Great White found in NC
  8. Mitchu

    Blue Site GW's

    From the album: Mitchu Fossils

    Great quarry, undisclosed location, NC. No roots ever on the teeth I found except one.
  9. Mitchu

    Great Whites

    From the album: Mitchu Fossils

    Just a hand full of GW's
  10. Mitchu

    Great White

    From the album: Mitchu Fossils

    Biggest GW I have, 3"
  11. AshHendrick

    Pearly Whites for Great Whites!

    I had a good weekend on the river this past Saturday and Sunday. I did some fishing and scouting for new dig spots. I have yet to find my own place where 1. no one else knows/digs that I am networked with 2. that produces decent quality and OK quantity. Saturday evening that was checked off from my fossil hunting bucket list, though. I plugged down the river in my lil 14' jon boat, saw some shells atop a bank that looked familiar to the fossil pecten in edgecomb county and made a quick dash to the shore! I had quite the struggle among the brush and trees between myself and these barely visible shells - but I made it, grabbed a very nice C. madisonius with some little barnacles atop of it. As I'm climbing down I spot something embedded in the rock/hardened clay and got so excited I literally laughed out loud. MEGLADON TOOTH! -This I was not expecting, but welcomed! I pried it out, really neat color and sadly chipped away about a third - but still in good condition and a promising sign as I looked around and also found two beautiful little great whites almost pearly white! Such unique colored teeth for this part of eastern NC as normally my finds, like GMR, are darker grays and blacks and then you have the aurora teeth and hour east that these appeared more like in color but still different. I would love to know the minerals responsible for this coloration here. Anyhow, I returned with my Good digging partner, Rick, Sunday and we found a few more things that were alright. More to explore - more to come I'm sure!
  12. sixgill pete

    Great White

    A very uncommon species at Lee Creek. From the Pleistocene James City Formation, great whites are always nice to find.
  13. Fossil-Hound

    Carcharodon hastalis

    There's a debate as to whether or not Great Whites evolved from Makos. There's also enough scientific evidence to suggest they do. See: This tooth can therefore be classified as either Isurus hastalis or Carcharodon hastalis. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isurus_hastalis
  14. AshHendrick

    Eastern NC Great White

    Found at Greens Mill Run, NC August 2016. Tooth was not found with many other fossils but was in a gravel bed along the bank. Serrations are present but worn.
  15. Cris

    Florida Great White

    This great white shark tooth was recovered eroding out of the bank of a creek that exposes the Cypresshead Formation.
  16. Harry Pristis

    Megatooth Shark Comparison

    From the album: TEETH & JAWS

    Occasionally, teeth of the two sharks, Carcharocles megalodon and Carcharodon carcharias, may be confused for one another. Ususally, this is a problem with a worn or otherwise damaged tooth . . . especially where the teeth of the two sharks may be found together, as in Florida's Peace River (C. carcharias teeth are uncommon in the Peace River). Megalodon and the great white shark now are generally believed to be not closely related. (This image is best viewed by clicking on the button on the upper right of this page => "other sizes" => "large".)

    © Harry Pristis 2015

  17. From the album: GMR Finds

    Conservation Status: Vunerable Scientific Classification: Species: Carcharodon Carcharias Formation: Yorktown Period: Miocene to Recent Found: April 16, 2016 at Green Mill Run in Greenville, NC
  18. From the album: GMR Finds

    Great White's (Carcharodon Carcharias) found in Greenville NC November of 2015. BEST finds so far for me!! Taxonomy: Order: Lamniformes - Family: Lamnidae - Genus: Carcharodon - Species: Carcharias
  19. Joyfirefrog

    Last weekends finds

    From the album: Joy's Fossil Collection

    © &Copy

  20. Justin H

    Lee Creek Great White

    From the album: Justin's Shark Teeth

    Here is a great white tooth I found down in the Lee Creek Mine.
  21. sixgill pete

    Beautiful Blue/white marbled Great White

    From the album: Jones/Onslow County NC Belgrade Quarry finds

    Beautiful blue/white marbled tooth
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