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PERFECT GIFTS FOR BEACH TREASURE COLLECTORS

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Shark Tooth, Fossil and Seashell Identification Chart

SHARK TOOTH I.D. CHART

Shark tooth hunting is a fun and exciting activity for people of all ages and skill levels!  Why go to a souvenir shop when you can discover your own authentic, native, and natural keepsake that's millions of years old?  Fossilized shark teeth are fragments of planet earth's history, and with the right tools and roadmaps, anyone can unearth them and keep them!

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If you don't have a sifter yet... You're in the right place!  CLICK HERE to check out our sifter kits.  When it comes to discovering all the beautiful treasures our oceans and rivers have to offer, using a MoonShark Floating Sifter Kit is a game-changer.  

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Looking for a map of shark tooth hunting locations?  CLICK HERE to check out the MoonShark Interactive Treasure Hunting Map!

Megalodon shark tooth fossil

Megalodon

great white shark tooth fossil

Great White Shark

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Tiger Shark

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Snaggletooth (Hemipristis)

mako shark tooth fossil

Mako Shark

sand tiger shark tooth fossil

Sand Tiger Shark

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Lemon Shark

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Cow Shark

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Bull Shark

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Hammerhead Shark

FOSSIL I.D. CHART

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Stingray Dental Plate Fragment

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Mammoth Molar Tooth

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Whale Ear Bone

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Glyptodon Scute

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Turtle Nuchal Scute

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Alligator Tooth

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Horse Tooth

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Chesapecten Nefrens Scallop Shell

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Ecphora Murex Shell

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Whale Bone Fragments

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Mastodon Tooth

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Giant Sloth Tooth Fragment

Sifter Kits

SEASHELL I.D. CHART

DISCLAIMER:  It's illegal to take a sea shell that's occupied by a living creature.  If a shell is occupied, take a peek or a picture, and quickly return it to the ocean.  Be kind and respectful to all wildlife always. We are guests in their habitat. 

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Florida Fighting Conch

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Horse Conch

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Crown Conch

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Junonia Shell

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Lightning Whelk

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Cockle Shell

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Tulip Shell

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Olive Shell

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Murex Shell

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Cerith Shell

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Wentletrap Shell

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Turret Snail Shell

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Limpet Shell

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Tampa Top Snail Shell

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Calico Scallop

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Bay Scallop

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Tellin Shell

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Anomia Shells (Jingles)

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Sand Dollar

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Shark Eye Shell

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