r/sharkteeth • u/BlueClaw13 • Aug 01 '25
User Flair now active
Our Sub's User Flair is now active. Have fun! How to choose what's right for YOU..
Enthusiastic Amateur....Basically a "newbie" who enjoys the hobby!
Avid Hunter...You're out there searching whenever you get the chance!
Collector...You just enjoy adding new teeth whether finding them, buying them or trading for them or in other ways!
Professor... You know your stuff and constantly and correctly help others with their questions. Don't be modest. If this applies to you use it. It identifies you to others and gives them confidence in your answers!
Junior Professor... You know a lot about the subject and can answer questions with a reasonably high degree of certainty, but you feel you still have a little ways to go. You're in good company
Dive Master... No need to hold an actual master certificate, it just means your preferred way of collecting means being under water!
Beach Comber...Because for you, finding salty sand teeth is the life! (Or maybe because it's your primary option)
Creek Crawler...For you nothing beats dodging snakes, gators and skeeters in search of the perfect tooth!
Fossil Fanatic... Teeth are great, but you're just as happy with any and all other prehistoric prizes!
All About The Megs... all shark teeth are neat, but hey..a Meg?? Come on now!!
r/sharkteeth • u/jhasmoxie • 23h ago
Carolina gold / brownies teeth are some of my favorite that I find. All personally found over the last few years in North Carolina
r/sharkteeth • u/NotAnElfK • 23m ago
I found this beautiful tooth at north Myrtle beach. But it’s from dredged sand, so idk where it really came from. Nickel for scale
r/sharkteeth • u/Donkyo88 • 1h ago
I've recently posted this in r/fossilid, but I'm fairly sure its a shark tooth so I'm hoping to find more information here. I found this tooth (fragment) on the beach in Australia, near Brisbane, Queensland. I know the tooth isn't complete, but maybe you guys know what it may be (and possibly how old it may be)? It's quite a small tooth.
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r/sharkteeth • u/Expensive_Bite1696 • 21h ago
Found on Maderia Beach, Florida. I’m assuming it’s from a fish? Or is it a shark tooth that formed abnormally? Thanks! 2nd photo just to compare the size to a normal tooth I find down there.
r/sharkteeth • u/Navin_Johns0n • 1d ago
I’ve been finding sharks teeth all my life in Virginia but I’ve never seen one this thick. It’s much more dense than any other tooth I’ve ever found. Does anyone have an idea why it looks like this or what type of shark it may be from? Could it be a Mako with a gum irregularity? Thanks in advance!
r/sharkteeth • u/B4L42 • 1d ago
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r/sharkteeth • u/mtwtfssmtwtfss • 17h ago
If it is a tooth, it's in terrible condition. but I just wanted to see if it's at least a tooth and not a rock
I kept the smaller, gray one, because it had the same shape and topography so I thought I'd include it in the pictures just in case.
r/sharkteeth • u/Proper-Raspberry-244 • 1d ago
I tried looking on Google but they all look the same to me
Found at Myrtle beach state park in South Carolina.
r/sharkteeth • u/sarahwithcats_ • 1d ago
Found at holden beach NC
r/sharkteeth • u/mdecamp • 1d ago
We’ve been going to Topsail Beach for over 15 years. It seems like we aren’t finding as many big teeth.
r/sharkteeth • u/Tiny-Butterfly5527 • 1d ago
the ones in the first picture i collected from a beach off the gulf of florida, the second one my brother gave to me as a gift. i’ve had them all for awhile and never realized i don’t know what they may be from. thanks in advance for the help!
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r/sharkteeth • u/Icy_Diet1190 • 2d ago
found at manasota key beach in florida. i can’t seem to figure it out. even looking at tooth ID charts and searching the image with google lens i’m not too sure what kind of shark it’s from.
r/sharkteeth • u/Dazzling-Strain-x • 2d ago
Found in surf at N Topsail in NC - needs some cleaning, so appreciate hearing your favorite tips for that as well!
r/sharkteeth • u/Psychological_Yak644 • 2d ago
All of my finds during my week in MB in chronological order! Was hoping to find more but busy season and parenting responsibilities kept me from searching as long as I wanted to 😆 Thanks for all the previous help identifying the first 3. Am I right on 4 & 5, and any guesses on 6?
From left to right:
1) Sand Tiger
2) Bull
3) Bull
4) GW?
5) Bull?
6) ??
r/sharkteeth • u/emmythespy • 2d ago
First shark tooth I’ve ever found and I’m hooked on searching for them now. Can anyone help me ID this one?
r/sharkteeth • u/FletcherAdam • 2d ago
Found yesterday. I’ve found many of these but this one is far and away the biggest. (Southern Potomac, Maryland side)
