I went out collecting shark teeth at the cow shark spot and I found some incredible modern tiger shark teeth. They are fossils even though I call them "modern tiger shark" because it is the same species alive today.
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I went out collecting shark teeth at the cow shark spot and I found some incredible modern tiger shark teeth. They are fossils even though I call them "modern tiger shark" because it is the same species alive today.
Open this video on blackriverfossilsDueling Bangers
It was a fossil shark tooth hunting trip to remember as Diva, da f0ssZ, and yours truly went out for day of surface collecting at a spot she got permission to hunt near Summerville South Carolina. It had just rained so our hopes were high, especially since ...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsRaining Shark Teeth
A good thunderstorm does wonders for fossil hunting, and I happened to show up right as one broke out here in the South Carolina lowcountry. I was waiting for Diva because she had secured the permission for this particular site but she was busy scoring some...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsRare Shark Tooth from the Swamp
I collect shark teeth because I enjoy it. I love being outdoors and the thrill of the hunt is a constant draw. I go with hope but without expectation. The beauty of nature and the smell of the sweet fresh air on the light breeze in the lowcountry swamp are ...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsStill Out Hunting
If hunting for shark teeth was like eating, I'd be living on bread and water right now. Its been SLOW! I've still got some finds y'all haven't seen yet and I'll get to those someday but finding stuff motivates me to make videos and as you can tell by the la...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsGiant Thresher Shark Tooth
Crawling around on the bottom of the black water Cooper river in the South Carolina lowcountry sounds scary and it definitely can be when you consider the giant alligators swimming around the ripping currents in the near zero visibility conditions. Why do s...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsAngy Day
Another hunt, another video, and the easy part is done. Now comes the hard part where I have to fill out this description box and find another way to say the same thing I've said hundreds of times before in a different way, "I went hunting for fossil shark ...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsGreat White Shark Tooth Fossil #sharkteeth #greatwhiteshark #fossil
This the first great white shark tooth fossil I ever found. I found it sifing in a creek on the Berkeley County side of Summerville South Carolina. That creek was my go-to spot for angustidens so I was very surprised when I collected this magnificent fossil...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsRainy Day Fun
Back in the day when there was a spot to collect shark teeth and it would rain, I would literally stare out the window and watch the drops fall to determine when it was time to leave. That's only effective at close range obviously, but these days its a lot ...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsSuperb Fossil Mako Shark Tooth #sharkteeth #fossil #prehistoric
This is a fossil shark tooth from an extinct shortfin mako shark, Isurus desori. It comes from Summerville SC from the Chandler Bridge geologic formation.
Open this video on blackriverfossilsPicking Up Teeth
There's not much I enjoy more than walking around picking up teeth. These opportunities don't come along nearly as often as they used to so when it rained on our latest new shark tooth hunting spot, I jetted out there for some fossil finding fun. The weathe...
Open this video on blackriverfossilsBeautiful Hemipristis Shark Tooth Fossil
Among fossil shark teeth, the snaggletooth shark has one of the most distinctive forms, easily distinguishable from other species by its course serrations and sail-like shape. Commonly called Hemis, which is short for the scientific name of Hemipristis serr...
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