Unearthed from the sands of deep time, this genuine Spinosaurus tooth offers a rare glimpse into the world of one of prehistory’s most formidable predators. Its robust form a testament to the aquatic hunter’s dominance during the Cretaceous period.
With its distinctive curvature and textured enamel, the tooth reflects the Spinosaurus specialised diet and semi-aquatic lifestyle. Unlike other theropods, Spinosaurus possessed elongated jaws and conical teeth, ideal for grasping slippery prey such as fish. This specimen retains remarkable surface detail, showcasing natural striations and sedimentary patina that speak to its ancient origin.
Whether displayed as a centrepiece in a fossil collection or used in metaphysical practice to connect with primal energies and ancient wisdom, this Spinosaurus tooth evokes both awe and curiosity. It serves as a tangible link to a vanished world—where giants roamed, waters teemed with life, and evolution carved out extraordinary forms.
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Measuring 84.21mm in length, 24.18mm in height, and 63.85mm in width, 50 grams
For more information on Spinosaurus its history and folklore, click on the image below or see my post Spinosaurus
This is just part of my collection of fossils which span over 100 million years. Â On display and available for purchase are specimens of Raptor, Wolly Mammoth and Megalodon to name a few.
