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Carcharoides catticus - Reef Shark Tooth
Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA - Carcharoides catticus |
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I am always happy to find these little gems. They are so rare - I only find a few per year, and the yellow ditch is the only place I ever found more than one. This tooth is as perfect as they come and is so sharp! I bet it could poke right through a steak with no problem all the way to the root without breaking.
Now I want to eat some meat. ... |
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Reef Shark Tooth
Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA - Carcharoides catticus |
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My second reef shark tooth of 2007! I found one a few months ago and I was very happy. I ended up trading it for some really nice Maryland material, so I needed a replacement. Voila - Nature provides! Apparently, the universe approves of the deal.... |
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Reef shark tooth
Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA - Carcharoides catticus |
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These little reef shark teeth are always cool to find because they are so rare. ... |
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11/16" Reef Shark Tooth
Berkeley County, South Carolina, USA - Carcharoides catticus |
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found this little beauty from the ditch down the street from where I live... |
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Fossil Reef Shark Tooth
Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA - Carcharoides catticus |
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This little tooth is a killer! No damage to speak of. Just sharp. I love the way these teeth look. So fragile, yet so savage looking at the same time. And they are so rare that when I get one, I count myself lucky. This is only my fifth one ever!... |
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3/8" Reef Shark tooth
Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA - Carcharoides catticus |
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My first C. catticus from NJ and probably my last.... |
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9/16" Reef Shark Tooth
Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA - Carcharoides catticus |
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This is only the 3rd complete reef shark tooth I've ever found, and its got a GREAT story, but its kind of gross so stop reading here if you're easily disturbed...
I finished my diet pepsi big slam just as I arrived at the pond, and while I dearly wanted to hunt, I REALLY had to pee. I waited until the last minute before I went, and there wasn't time to head to the woods. I had to go right where I was. Of course, I used the eroding properties of the stream to rinse away some dirt, and would... |
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