Prehistoric find: Family vacation ends with megalodon souvenir
Experts said the tooth was nearly the size of an adult hand and intact, a rare find in the Northeast.
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Bo Bowers discovers in Sea Isle City an approximately ten centimeter long fossil tooth of the Urzeit-Hais Otodus megalodon. Experts confirm the authenticity.
An 11-year-old boy found a fossilized megalodont tooth, one of the largest sharks that ever existed, during a walk with his father in Sea Isle City, New Jersey, in the United States. The discovery occurred on August 11, when Bo and Michael Bowers, 42 years old, walked by a wharf and noticed the fossil trapped in a narrow opening. Understand: Javals raised in Goiás can harbor antibiotic-resistant bacteria Scientists find European smallpox virus D…
Discovered off the coast of New Jersey by a father and son, the prehistoric shark grew to 18 meters in length.
The eight-year-old Bowers is on holiday with his family when he discovers a 3.6 million-year-old shark tooth.The prehistoric artifact is in perfect condition.The eight-year-old Bowers is on holiday with his family when he discovers a 3.6 million-year-old shark tooth.The prehistoric artifact is in perfect condition.
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