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Quick question. How little can megalodon teeth be? I ask, because I have heard about "baby megs" previously, but don't recall seeing much discussion about them. I was looking through my tupperware container of small shark teeth and I ran across a tiny megalodon that I had not noticed previously. I probably thought it was a bull at a glance and tossed it in with the other common teeth. Now I am thinking I might need to examine my little "common" teeth more closely. Which led me to think of a couple of other considerations : 1) How small can megs get? 2) How common are "baby megs" compared to larger examples? 3) Do smaller teeth have the same serrations from the start, or do the serrations develop later when the teeth are larger? I don't have a photo handy of my little meg tooth, but will post one later this evening in this thread. Thanks in advance!
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Just got back from 7 days of diving in 9 days offshore in Wilmington NC. It was a 2 or 3 day trip dependng on the weather but I kept saying I will stay for one more day. If you really want to go find a lot of teeth that is the way to go. I usually go with WBDiving but they were full for most of the week so I could only go with them two days. I went with JetLag for four days and Carolina Beach SCUBA one day and I can not say a bad thing about any of them. I highly recommend it for experienced deep divers. The vis was 30 feet plus. I thought it was great but everyone else was unimpressed with the vis. You really have to watch your time at 105 feet with Meg teeth laying around because it is really easy to overstay your welcome. These are some of the teeth I found. Like everything it takes a few trips to get used to the diving but it is worth it. So much fun.
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Hello everyone, I am on vacation in the North Carolina beaches and i was strolling the beach at about 330 pm at low tide and i found this huge meg tooth about 5 inches long and it was nearly perfect, i was so elated i literally almost cried when i saw it laying there in about 6 inches of water.. anyways my question is if this is a rare thing to find on the shore, or is it a common occurrence? I appreciate any feedback! (btw, no i did not purchase this tooth!!! i do not[attachment purchase teeth, i would not be wasting my time on this post right now!!) hopefully the pic shows up. if it does not please let me know!!
