Bull Shark?

This one kinda look like my little meg

@bill-heim will tell you what shark this is.

Thanks

Bull Shark

Thanks Bill

Tiger Shark?

yes

Thank you

Unusually nice specimen from that location. Great place to collect except for those weed stickers.

I have one just like this

Do you know what species? It’s the only one that I’ve found like this and I’m not sure.

No idea but best guess is a tiger shark tooth

I will post mine ok

Tiger Shark Galeocerdo cuvier

Thank you Bill

My gues is a croc or alligator. Good luck!

Mako

I think

@isaiah-hernandez definitely not a shark tooth

mosasaur of some kind?

@bill-heim might be able to help with an ID.

The strata around Casperen Beach area shelly Plio-Pleistocene sediments. So, this is likely a cetacean tooth or similar. It cook be crocodilian as well, but looks more like a dolphin tooth.

Thanks for all the help. I was thinking crocodile also. Never found one like this before so I wasn’t sure.

It’s definitely not a mosasaur I have a mosasaur tooth and it doesn’t look like that I’m thinking it’s probably a T-Rex.

@brooklyn-duhay it’s definitely not a T Rex tooth, since the location and age is inconsistent with a T Rex. the tooth is slso way too small, and has no serrations whatsoever. the best guess would still be cetacean or crocodile.

From the pits along it, I am pretty sure it is a crab claw.

Thank you @bill-heim ! That’s definitely a surprise.

Looks like bone but no way to tell from what

Thank you Bill.

appears to be a worn bone fragment