Great White Sharks have a reputation for being among the ocean’s deadliest predators. Their infamous smile is comprised of 7 rows of serrated teeth that are constantly replaced. Nevertheless, it is difficult to obtain a Great White Shark tooth because they are a protected species. Great White Shark teeth can only be lawfully obtained from old collections. This listing is for the genuine Great White Shark tooth pictured, which was part of a collection from 1975 that was obtained prior to these restrictions. The tooth is approximately 1 inch and features remarkable serration. It is from Augusta, Western Australia and was part of a collection owned by Dr. Ernie Cummins, a science professor at Western Oregon University. You will receive the modern shark tooth pictured as well as paperwork detailing its origins. Own a rare piece when you purchase this stunning specimen. Authenticity guaranteed!
Here are some fun facts about Great White Sharks:
Named for their white underbellies, this shark species is one of the most recognized.
They are the largest predatory fish on our planet.
Their streamlined shape and powerful tails allow them to swim 35 miles per hour.
Great White Sharks can have as many as 300 triangular teeth. That’s more than the Mighty Megalodon, which only had an estimated 276 teeth in its mouth.
Their bite is 20 times stronger than a human’s.
They can smell blood up to 3 miles away.
Great Whites are warm-blooded.
The average life span of a Great White Shark is 70+ years. They can grow up to 21 feet long and weigh up to 4,500 pounds!
Despite their fearsome reputation, humans pose more of a threat to Great White Sharks than they do to humans.
