Miscellaneous Peace River, FL. finds - 2018
Kevin Smith finally hooked his Meg! Nice catch Kevin!
The Peace River Boys (Upper row left to right: Mako, Meg, Snaggle, Mako. Lower row left to right: Snaggle, Snaggle, Tiger, Tiger). Found by Kevin Smith.
A lunker Mako.
Three-toed horse tooth. Notice the circle of enamel, which the Equus doesn't have.
Side view of the three-toed horse tooth. Age anywhere from 2 to 7 million years.
A handful of assorted teeth. Can you name each one? (tiger, mako, gray, snaggle-tooth, lemon, sand tiger).
Posterior Meg.
A face only a fossil hunter could love. Or better still, a Sea Robin nose bone only a fossil hunter could love.
Armor, or dermal denticle on the back of a ray.
Snaggletooth shark...huge tooth. Notice the circle. Was it caused by a marine organism drilling into the tooth after the shark lost it? Or perhaps it's a defensive or aggressive bite mark from a toothed whale. Or it may just be the way the tooth eroded.
Whale tooth. Died perhaps while defending itself from, or attacking a large snaggle-tooth shark?
Sand tiger shark teeth (paleo acupuncturists).
Horse (Equus sp.) tooth.
Meg beauty.
Large Mako.
Glyptodont scute. Armor from a 1-ton armadillo, nearly the size of a VW Bug.
Paleo Buds (Meg teeth).