Last year, an experienced Florida diver found a 6.25-inch long megalodon tooth while shark tooth hunting in Venice. Michael Nastasio told USA Today it took him years to find a shark tooth that large.

Sharks shed between 30,000 and 50,000 teeth in their lifetime, giving plenty of opportunities to find some at the beach. The gulf beaches around Venice are a goldmine for fossilized shark teeth.

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Myrtle Beach area shark's teeth experts offer their tips for finding the sought-after beach souvenirs. The ocean along the Grand Strand has a number of sharks, offering plenty of chances to find one.

Shark’s teeth have a smooth, glossy surface and a polished appearance. Shells often have a matte or pearlescent finish. Come on a dry day. Winter at lowest tide is a better time to look.

Fossilized great white shark tooth in Narragansett found by beachcombing brothers Oliver and Sebastian Martinez were beachcombing with their mom, Lauren, at Narragansett Town Beach when they found ...

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Ghost sharks, formally known as chimaeras, have smooth skin and no scales. They have "distinctive, beak-like teeth," NIWA said, and primarily eat shrimp and mollusks.

See guide to spotting shark teeth. advertisement. ... While the waves break, scoop up the sifter a few feet into the water and sort through the sand and shells for a smooth, shark tooth.