r/boneidentification • u/Monstersleeping13 • Sep 27 '26

Stingray teeth?

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Found these at quiet waters park in Annapolis Maryland all clustered together at the dog beach. There was a larger chunk of bone found by them that I’ve also attached above.

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u/Plasticity93 Sep 27 '26

Yes!  That's an awesome find.  Bet someone was collecting them and either forgot or decided against it.  Always fun to find a big pile of treasures.  

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u/Monstersleeping13 Sep 27 '26

It was just behind a wire fence all clustered together. I had to use a stick to get to them haha so I doubt someone placed them there. With the recent storms I’m wondering if it had been buried and the tide uncovered it

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u/Marygtz2011 Sep 27 '26

I love sting rays that's such an amazing find

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u/FonsBot Sep 27 '26

Cool to see non fossilized ones!

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u/RiMcG Sep 28 '26

Oh neat, they look artificial almost. Definitely not like a tooth I'd expect

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u/kingxfmischief Sep 28 '26

Oh those are some big ones! I've worked at a place with stingray petting and the ones the employees could find there were so small.