Shark and Reptile Fossil Teeth Gift Set

Step back in time with this real prehistoric fossil collection! The Predator Teeth Collection includes authentic Mosasaur, Otodus, Sand Shark, and Squalicorax teeth, hand-selected for durability and display. Perfect for fossil collectors, dinosaur enthusiasts, science educators, and curious kids.

Why You’ll Love This Set
Educational & Engaging: Each tooth comes with unique characteristics, providing an exciting hands-on way to learn about prehistoric oceans and predators.

Authentic Fossils: Real fossil teeth millions of years old, not replicas.

Gift-Ready Presentation: Comes with a velvet pouch – ideal for birthdays, STEM gifts, or collector displays.

Safe & Durable: Carefully chosen fossils that won’t crumble, perfect for study or display.

Easy Identification: Each tooth sent in a grip seal bag with name as shown in photos.

What’s Inside the Velvet Bag
Mosasaur Tooth x 1: Giant marine reptile from the Late Cretaceous, conical and slightly curved for gripping prey.

Otodus Tooth x 1: Prehistoric shark ancestor of the Megalodon, triangular with smooth enamel and slight serrations.

Sand Shark Tooth x1: Naturally shed fossil teeth, narrow and gently curved, with small serrations.

Squalicorax Tooth x 1: “Crow Shark” scavenger of the Late Cretaceous, small, sharp, and slightly hooked.

(All fossils are genuine; each are 2-4cm.)

Perfect For
Fossil collectors & enthusiasts

STEM / science education & homeschooling

Dinosaur and shark lovers

Kids’ gifts & curiosity kits

Classroom displays and study packs

Care Instructions
Handle gently; avoid dropping or knocking

Keep dry and away from direct sunlight

Store in the velvet pouch or a small display box

Why This Fossil Set Stands Out
Multiple species in one set – Mosasaur, Otodus, Sand Shark, Squalicorax

Educational & fun – teaches identification and prehistoric ocean ecosystems

Great value - compared to buying individual fossil teeth

Important Disclaimer 
Suitable for ages 6 and up.

Adult supervision recommended due to small parts and sharp edges.

Fossils are real and naturally sharp, so handle gently.

Not a toy — intended for educational and display purposes.

Photos are of actual stock. As these are natural fossils there may be imperfections, such as fractures etc.