Gona need a bigger boat.

[oldrocks2]

Found this Megalodon back in 61 while fishing in the Edista river when I was stationed in N. Charleston. Was the first tooth I ever found. It perked my interest and everywhere I was stationed I checked out the rivers and streams, The cape in FL, diego, LA, VA. Even had a chance to dig the bone yard in FL. Found about 20 species and bought some Morocco teeth at the Maconb fossil show in IL.. Don't find em in IA. so haven't added any to collection since. Hobby 19th I guess.

[JoshinMO]

Can You imagine the jaws on it.

[antmike915]

Excellent example, when I lived in Florida I looked for them on Venice Beach. I found many small ones. The biggest I ever found was around 1 1/2 to 1 3/4. I met a guy there that told me he would go out and dive 100 yards from the shore and find them all the time. He showed me a few good sized teeth, plus other fossils/ bone he found that particular day.

[Hal Gorges]

Hey, That’s a tooth to be proud of👌...Good background story..

[Josie]

The Edisto River has produced a lot of those. I know some people who dive for those in the Edisto and Cooper Rivers. That’s a great one to have in your collection!

[Narrow Way Knapper]

Would take a mammoth size tooth fairy to cart those off.

[Garguy]

That's a big one! Great find

[paohrocks]

I would suggest a really BIG boat...that's a great find.

[Garguy]

Just wait till the taxidermy man sees what we bring him!

[oldrocks2]

Don't have a wall long enough to put one this size on, probably 18 plus feet.