Identify fossil found on beach

[Fossilcollector4]

I’m not sure what tooth this is found it on the beach any ideas? 

[Fossilcollector4]

I’m not sure what tooth this is found it on the beach any ideas? 

[dinosaur man]

If you want to get a ID make sure for next time you post it in fossil ID for better results.

[Fossildude19]

Topic moved to FOSSIL ID.   

 

We are going to need in focus pictures of all sides, including root and chewing surfaces. 

The photo provided is very blurry.  

 

 

[Harry Pristis]

 

On the beach at Lake Park???  Please provide more locale information along with a cropped image of the occlusal surface of the tooth.  

 

These black teeth are difficult to photograph . . . you'll have to carefully angle the tooth toward the light.  Multiple light sources may be required.  Crop the image to show less hand and more tooth.

 

Example:   

 

 

[JohnJ]

Topics merged.  @Fossilcollector4 please use one topic to discuss the same specimen.  Thanks. 

[Fossilcollector4]

1 hour ago, Harry Pristis said:

 

On the beach at Lake Park???  Please provide more locale information along with a cropped image of the occlusal surface of the tooth.  

 

These black teeth are difficult to photograph . . . you'll have to carefully angle the tooth toward the light.  Multiple light sources may be required.  Crop the image to show less hand and more tooth.

 

Example:   

 

 

I added a new picture 

[Fossildude19]

 

@Harry Pristis

[Fossilcollector4]

38 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

 

@Harry Pristis

It was a beach in Florida I’ve had it for a while have always been curious to what it is.

[Harry Pristis]

 

It reminds me  of a black bear m2. a worn example.

 

 

[mikeymig]

The size and amount of wear maybe a smaller carnivore like the River Otter (Lontra canadensis). Lower M1 looks like a close match to these eyes.