Spinosaurus lived about 100 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period in an area that is now North Africa. The first remains were found in the early 1900s. Spinosaurus teeth are conical, which made them efficient at catching slippery prey like fish. Scientists discovered more about their aquatic behavior when a nearly complete Spinosaurus skeleton was discovered in 2014.
This listing is for 1 conical Spinosaurus tooth. Each tooth is 1.25 to 2 inches long. Keep in mind that these fossils are millions of years old and show evidence of their age. Use the dropdown menu to select from available options.
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