This Fossil Crocodile Tooth comes from a Sarcosuchus and dates back 133 million years to the Cretaceous period. Sarcosuchus (a.k.a. Super Croc) is a distant relative of modern crocodiles that lived during the Early Cretaceous period and is now extinct. Fossil evidence indicates the longest Sarcosuchus may have been 40 feet long and 17,600 pounds! It had 132 conical teeth inside its elongated jaw. This listing is for 1 fossilized Sarcosuchus tooth discovered in Morocco. You will receive one of the prehistoric items pictured in this listing. Use the dropdown menu to select from available options. Each tooth is approximately 1-1.5 inches and comes with an informational card.
